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The sacrifice of a queen in the course of a game is something all chess players would like to have a taste of. The opportunity does not come easy, but when it does, we're always too eager to play it. Just imagine yourself slamming your queen down on the board for the last time before it is removed, and then going on to avenge her with a vengeance. You would probably bask in the glory of that brilliant sacrifice for years to come!
Well, for those who love attacking chess, or sac-ing queens for that matter, here's yet another beautiful piece for you to savour! This game, though probably not as fascinating as that of Topalov and Kramnik in the World Championship Match 2006, is definitely not one you should miss.
In this game, Black, International Master Ashot Nadanian plays his pet opening the Budapest Gambit against Grandmaster Wu Shaobin and goes on to prove this "dubious" opening really does offer some really cool attacking chances! So, sit back, remember to open the movelist, and lets go!
Hope you enjoyed the game as much as I have enjoyed annotating it! Look out for more of my Budapest games! Till then! (Just a note: for those who haven't read my article on the Most Exciting game of 2006, do go take a look! Its really worth your time!)
Tim Wee, Singapore 21/8/2007
i have had games where i offer up my queen for free but my foe sees the trap and does not take. sigh it would be awesome to force them to take the queen.
crazy!! Shud try ..........
What an amazing and brilliant victory for black! The game will make you wish you could do that!
Really a very good game & we can learn a lot from this game
Congratulations! Very good game!
nice game
Haha, yeah, I'm really happy to have such trainers who have such amazing games! But yeah, not everyone can play the Budapest, those who prefer more solid games should stick to the other main lines I guess.
Most coincidentally, this very game which I have annotated has been published in a british chess magazine (whose name i cannot remember at present), and annotated by a good friend of Ashot! (just some background, both ashot and wu are trainers at my country)
The annotator, if you've heard about him before, is IM Tibor Karolyi, a well known trainer who gives really good opening preparation! Anyway, he described Ashot as "Kasparov's half brother", stating the similarities between them, such as their readiness to take risks (especially in Kasparov's earlier chess life!). It's a very good article and he delved into many more alternatives than myself. Perhaps you might want to see it and some other really crazy games when Ashot wins with his wing attacks against some other very good players!
Will provide the name and edition next time =)
This game remember me "The game of the century" match between Donald Byrne and Bobby Fischer on October 17th, 1956.
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Things to do
A guide to Sydney events, attractions, outdoor adventures and more
Newtown Festival
Newtown Festival's 38th year includes big-name acts like All Our Exes Live in Texas, Paul Mac and L-Fresh the Lion on the Federation Stage (along with 37 other acts) – but also a more spread out, family-friendly program.
Muck in at the urban farm
Enjoy lunch at Acre or hang out for yoga at the farm in the mornings.
Paperbark Camp
Imagine camping scenes from Game of Thrones, but with less death and more WiFi access.
Darcy St Project
The social enterprise enabling students to build their confidence, improve their language skills and find long-term work in Parramatta.
What to do in Sydney
The best of Sydney
The Sydney Bucket List
Time Out Sydney editors have selected their favourite things to do in Sydney right now, from activities that show off our city at its best – like kayaking on the harbour or taking high tea with a view – to our favourite weekly treats, such as the best markets around town and the best hidden bars in the city. Take a read through our list and get cracking on that ultimate to do list.
The best yoga studios in Sydney
Ashtanga, yin, vinyassa, hatha, bikram – whatever your style, Sydney's got it. Here are the best yoga studios offering a relaxing place to work on your poses. Reward your efforts with Sydney's healthiest breakfasts, or try something completely different and check out the best kayaking spots.
Escape rooms in Sydney
Puzzle rooms are taking Sydney by storm. Every time we check, another two seem to be popping up out of nowhere – and each one raises the bar with new ideas inspired by the hundreds of escape rooms found across the world. (Apparently Hungary is the place to go for the ultimate mystery room binge – there are more than 100 rooms in Budapest alone). The concept is simple: solve a variety of puzzles placed in and around the room before your allotted time runs out. Each room has a different theme and stimulates all senses, demanding a variety of problem-solving skills. Time Out took the challenge of visiting nine rooms in the city. Whether we got out in time? Well, that's a different matter.
Things to do when it rains in Sydney
Just because the skies are falling, doesn't mean you have to sit around doing nothing... We may be a city that struggles when the heavens part but look hard enough and there's a bunch of fun to be had in a downpour. The key is staying out of it with these great rainy day activities:
The best walks in Sydney
Coastal walks, bush walks, historical walks and inner city ambles: there are many routes to choose from to discover Sydney from a new angle. See our list of ten favourite places to wander and remember to pack a camera – these walks offer some of the best vantage points for snapping our city at its best.
The Sydney tourist hit list
Events coming up in Sydney
Jurassic Lounge: Halloween
Jurassic Lounge is back – this time with creepy crawlies, venom milking and insects for dinner
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The sixth Graphic Festival celebrates storytelling across illustration, comics, animation and music
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View Sydney Harbour from every possibly angle on this 27km charity walk
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If you've ever wondered if there's more you could do to help animals, the Cruelty Free Festival is a good place to start. From an ethical fashion parade to speed dating for animal lovers, the Cruelty Free Festival offers a full day of activities and entertainment that promote cruelty-free lifestyle options. Visitors can browse the marketplace, listen to speakers on the main stage or enter the rescue animal photo competition. Stallholders include Suzy Spoon's Vegetarian Butcher, Sea Shepherd Australia, the Cruelty Free Shop, Gogo Vego and Greyhound Rescue. It's $5 entry for adults and free entry for kids under 12, plus the whole event is dog friendly. Can't wait? Find Sydney's best ethical shops. Eat our favourite vegan burger. Check out Sydney's first vegan pub.
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St Jerome's Laneway Festival has managed to go from just that – a festival in the backstreets of Melbourne for friends – to an internationally renowned tastemaker in a matter of year. 2017 will be no different, when the festival returns to the Sydney College of the Arts for a day of grassy fun.
Sydney Festival
If you were in Sydney in January, you'd have seen the Flaming Lips play a free concert in the Domain, built a giant cardboard tower in Darling Harbour, watched ferries race under the Harbour Bridge and you'd have ridden a flying fox at Barangaroo – all thanks to Sydney Festival. The annual cultural celebration is the big one in Sydney's summer must-do list, and the festival's contemporary programming always manages to surprise. Events take place across Sydney and Parramatta, attracting an audience of over 500,000 each year. In 2017, it'll be the festival's 41st year and they've already announced shows from multi-award winning artist PJ Harvey, who is playing the new ICC venue in Darling Harbour, plus the homegrown musical Ladies in Black – a toe-tapping trip back in time based on the comic novel by Madeleine St John. Look out for more announcements when the full program is released on October 26.
Sydney Chinese New Year Festival
Roosters, rats, pigs and snakes will light up the skies in late January for the 21st Chinese New Year Festival in Sydney. It'll be the Year of the Rooster, and the City of Sydney is putting on more than 80 events around town from a spectacular lantern exhibition to Dragon Boat races and hawker-style food markets. From the festival's modest beginnings in 1995 as a community street market, Sydney Chinese New Year Festival has grown to become one of the largest celebrations of the Lunar New Year outside of Asia, led by festival curator Claudia Chan Shaw.
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Halloween is nearly upon us and to celebrate, Kings Cross Hotel is hosting a party across all of its four levels. Whip out your scariest witch or zombie costume, accessorise with a jack-o-lantern and get down to the Kings Cross Hotel for a night of thrills and chills. The party will kick off at 9pm and carry on until 3am. Expect R&B and hip-hop favourites in the underground Dive Bar; classic pop anthems on the ground floor; and electronic and house music on the rooftop. For those who like to walk on the wild side, head to the balcony level where the playlist is full of ghoul-ty pleasures. Be prepared for the all the songs you wouldn't play in polite company - come on, you know the ones. Tickets can be purchased for $10 at the door.
Jameson Caskmates at the Time Out Hop-up
What do you get if you age whiskey in craft beer barrels? Something like Jameson Caskmates. It's the fruit of a collaboration between Jameson's head distiller and the head brewer of local craft brewery in County Cork, Ireland. They hatched a plan to send a few Jameson casks to the Franciscan Well Brewery and see how this might influence their craft Irish stout. Neither head brewer nor whiskey master knew what this experiment would bring, but both men hoped that some Jameson magic might rub off on the fine Irish stout – and they were delighted with the results. The empty casks journeyed back to the Jameson Distillery after the beer had been bottled, full of new stout character from their sabbatical at Franciscan Well. The Jameson Master of Whiskey generally prefers not to mess with a good thing, but his curiosity got the better of him and he decided to repeat the experiment – this time re-filling the stout-soaked casks with Jameson Whiskey. So how does it taste? While the triple-distilled smoothness is very much intact, the whiskey sings a different tune, with notes of cocoa, coffee and butterscotch confirming the stout influence. You can grab the whiskey every day of Craft Beer Week at Time Out's Hop-Up ale yard. Just upgrade your craft beer of choice to a boilermaker, and you'll get the chance to pair it with the whiskey – neat or on the rocks, whichever you prefer. And it gets even better. On Saturday 22, Tuesday 25 and Friday 28 October, members of the Jameson Crew
The Argyle Halloween weekend
To celebrate the spookiest night of the year, the Argyle is transforming into an extravagant, multi-sensory shop of horrors. The creatures of the underground will be coming out to play and, luckily for you, they're headed straight for the Argyle. The venue has gathered up the weirdest and wackiest performers to entertain you across the weekend – expect contortionists, bearded ladies, snake charmers and even bed-of-nails performers. Yikes. There'll be special cocktails and snacks available for purchase, as well as a killer line-up of DJs to carry you through the night, including sets from Jesabel, KIN, Press Play, Glover and many more. If you're planning on going on a Friday, be sure to dress up in costume and take advantage of free entry before 9pm. Or, if you're all set for Saturday, be quick to get those tickets – first release are selling for $30 each and second release for $40 each.
Jamie's Italian spring/summer menu
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- Cuba still a waiting game for US agriculture
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- Cuba is a huge potential market for U.S. farmers and ranchers.
- Cuba relies on imports for 75 percent of its food.
Cuba relies on imports for 75 percent of its food, creating a huge potential market for U.S. farmers and ranchers, says Parr Rosson, head, Texas A&M Agricultural Economics Department and AgriLife Extension economist.
U.S. producers have been able to take advantage of some of that demand with the passage of a 2000 law allowing limited trade with Cuba, in spite of a trade, travel and economic embargo that has been in place since 1962.
Rosson, speaking at the Texas Plant Protection Association's annual conference in Bryan, Texas, said ag exports to Cuba could reach $450 million for 2012, short of the more than $700 million exported to Cuba in 2008, when numerous hurricanes hammered the island nation and increased the need for imported food.
Rosson said key U.S. ag exports to Cuba include corn, poultry, soy and soy products, feeds, pork and wheat. Potential exists for increased export of higher quality cuts of beef, which currently are limited to use in the Cuban tourist industry.
Since 2000, U.S ag suppliers fill some of those needs.
The Trade Sanctions Reform and Export Enhancement Act of 2000, "created exceptions," Rosson said. The act permits exports of food, medicines and some chemicals into Cuba although the embargo remains in place for most trade. Also banned are imports from Cuba, including Cuban cigars. U.S. banking with Cuba is prohibited as is tourism and spending money in Cuba.
Reforms do allow exporters to travel to Cuba.
"The United States is stringent about the embargo," Rosson said.
And that embargo is likely to remain in place, he added, "as long as a Castro is in power."
With the easing of restrictions, Cuba has become one of the U.S. top 35 trading partners. The U.S. supplies a significant percentage of Cuba's food supply.
Rosson said Cuba is a decent trading partner. Terms of the trade reform require cash payment before delivery, for instance, so credit is not an issue.
Rosson said Cuba's population, 11 million, has been stagnant or declining for the past few years, due to a lower birth rate and people leaving the country, "when they can sneak out."
But Cuba trade also presents challenges. Wages are relatively low. "Most Cubans work for the government, for about $20 per month. But about 60 percent of the population is involved in the tourist industry—hotel workers, taxi drivers, etc.—and have access to tips.


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Online Edition - Vol. IV, No. 3: May / June 1998
Hans Kung: Vatican Rehab or Challenge to Change?
Some speculate whether Swiss theologian will be next "prodigal son"
On January 30, in another in a long series of sharp attacks on the Holy See, dissident theologian, Father Hans Kung also denounced the bishops of Germany for accepting the decision of Pope John Paul II that Catholic counselors should not provide the certificates of counseling required of women seeking abortions.
Kung accused the German bishops of "servile obedience" to the "Roman Kremlin", and said that by accepting the pope's decision, they had lost their "credibility" and their "apostolic franchise." He called for "tenacious resistance" against the authority of Rome, which he said was based on "half-truths" and "camouflage", and hinted that the German bishops were motivated by their desire to become cardinals.
Kung has accused the pope of imposing a "rigid, stagnating and despotic rule in the spirit of the Inquisition". Two years ago he called for a new pope who would "save the barque of Saint Peter from sinking" by changing the teaching on women priests, married male priests, divorce and birth control.
But a only few weeks later, speaking to a German radio audience, Kung expressed pleasure that on his 70th birthday (March 19), he had received greetings from Archbishop Karl Lehmann, the head of the German bishops' conference, and from the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Angelo Sodano.
In an April 7 news report, Kung said he would no longer defend some of his past criticisms of Pope John Paul II, and that he is hoping for a "conciliation" with the Holy Father.
He said that some of his criticisms of the Pope "may have seemed harsh", although he added that he did not think they were "unjust" or even "incorrect". He insisted that he only wanted to convey his message accurately.
Kung said that he would like to meet with thepope and said that he had learned from the Holy Father's teachings on peace, ethics, and world religions.
Since 1979, Kung has been banned from teaching as a Catholic theologian at Tubingen University because of his outspoken rejection of papal primacy and other key Catholic teachings.
Some journalists attributed this slight thaw in Kung's relentless hostility to the pope to recent friendly gestures from Rome. Their speculations were inspired primarily by a Vatican lecture quoting the theologian.
Cardinal Sodano's Address
On March 25, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, the Vatican Secretary of State, quoted Father Kung approvingly in a lecture to journalists on the subject of Church renewal and reform at the Lateran Palace in Rome.
In his lecture, Cardinal Sodano reportedly said that the Church needed "continuous great reform from within -- not just small adjustments -- and must adapt to contemporary world culture".
A report in The Tablet, a liberal Catholic journal published in London, said that Cardinal Sodano said Kung's writings contained "beautiful pages dedicated to the Christian mystery, and that the cardinal hinted that an amnesty for Catholic dissidents might form part of a millennial relaunch of the Church. The Tablet, taking a cue from the Italian newspaper La Reppublica, questioned the cardinal's motives in what it viewed as a Vatican "rehab" of Kung.
However, a first-hand report of the Secretary of State's talk said the address was aimed at two different groups, offering each a different message. The first message was addressed to all men of good will, asking them, not for an act of faith and love for the Church, but for an honest acknowledgment of the fruitfulness of the Church as a reality present in history. It was in this context that Cardinal Sodano quoted Kung. This passage from the cardinal's lecture follows:
[The Church's] marvelous propagation, her stability, notwithstanding persecutions, schisms, heresies; the heroic sanctity of her members, notwithstanding the misery (indigence) of others, place before you serious questions. Is it not possible, perhaps, that this is the coming to pass of the promise made by Christ to his disciples, before going forth to heaven: "I will be with you to the end of the ages"? A historical balance of the twenty centuries of Christianity makes such a question rise spontaneously.
Recently the German theologian Hans Kung has sought to respond, in his book Christianity, Essence and History. At the end of his voluminous study, after a long historical excursus, [Father Kung] dedicates some beautiful pages to the mystery of Christianity, saying:
"Why is this Christianity always seen, despite all the non-Christian elements of her history? In fact, this religion has continually inserted herself in new cultural scenes, like a great river, which begins in some part in a modest way."
According to the eye-witness account, in context the Kung quote conveyed the idea that the holiness of the Church is historically visible in some mysterious way.
Cardinal Sodano then presented his second message, this time directed to believers. He asked them always to love the Church. He quoted the tombstone of an old priest, which had only the words "dilexit ecclesiam" [He loved the Church] and said it was a synthesis of the priest's life.
"Personally, I would be happy if on my tomb this phrase could be completed in this way: "He loved the Church, and sought to make her loved'", the cardinal concluded.
It seems possible that the friendly quote and the birthday greetings from the Vatican may have been intended as a challenge and an invitation to Father Kung to "put off the old man" of dissent and disobedience -- a personal call to conversion, change and reform. There would undoubtedly be much rejoicing if this happens.
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I'm glad you took some time off. I didn't really take any time off when my papa died - I still can't believe I went into work! I cried buckets at my desk. Once his mind started to go, I wished for him a peaceful, quick ending, because that's what he told me he wanted, when I was younger. It's painful to watch them linger as a stranger, but then when it happens, you are also mourning the other part of the parent, the one you knew you'd never get back....but you never had time to mourn them because you were coping with the illness. Well, that's my experience, anyway. I dunno. Maybe I'm rambling.
I was thinking of my dad tonight, actually. This bar we jammed in - the only time I've ever been in there in my life was when my dad made me accompany him, on the rounds of the seediest downtown bars, to find and fetch my uncle! Dad knew he'd never get him out of a bar on his own. (Of course, we actually found dear uncle in the strip bar.) Tonight, I had a sudden burning wish that my ("normal") dad was around to see me playing in that bar. With an electric guitar! And I even played one of my own songs! (Gonna Die Someday. Mind the irony.) Sandwiched between a Billie Holiday song and a Sam Cooke song. God, my dad would have pissed himself with delight.
I feel pretty thrilled myself. It was way different than jamming at the coffee house, because now I've been jamming with this group of guys awhile, and even longer with BEB, and they know the songs....it was awesome! I could totally get into playing with a regular band, performing with one, you know. It's just different when it all comes together like that. Knowing the band is behind you, and knows the songs....I mean, the band becomes part of the songs, like, mr jamhost has been putting this amazing lead guitar riff in between each line of the chorus on my song, and the song is like this whole bluesy hard rock entity now, from where it started, but we've been playing it that way for awhile, so it feels natural now. I was nervous at first, tuning up the (electric!) guitar, but I knew with these guys, it couldn't get fucked up! I just got totally into "performing," dancing around with my guitar, "acting" the songs with my voice and expressions....anyway, I am totally rambling, but in summary, it was cool. Really fucking cool.
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Endowment and Inequality
Daniel Shaviro
New York University School of Law
September 1, 1999
NYU Law School, Public Law and Legal Theory Working Paper No. 4
Neither income, consumption, nor wealth is an "ideal" tax base, or one that plausibly identifies what one really should want to tax. Rather, they are best justified as imperfect stand-ins for some underlying (but unobservable) metric of inequality that may be relevant to distributive justice under a variety of normative views.
This paper examines a more fundamental inequality measure that we might call "endowment," "ability," or "wage rate," and explores its relevance to distribution policy under welfarist and liberal egalitarian approaches to distributive justice. It argues that, while endowment taxation is not practically feasible, conventional rejections of it as an orienting idea, sometimes explained on the ground that it would require enslaving a beachcomber who could have been a Wall Street lawyer, are in key respects confused.
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JEL Classification: D63, H0, H2, H20, H23, H21, K34
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The Stephens Grove Loop Trail
Length 0.7 mi · Climbing 30 ft
California > Southern Humboldt County > Humboldt Redwoods State Park
This unmarked but apparently official trail winds through an impressive, cathedral-like old-growth grove next to the Avenue of the Giants. The final third of the loop, which runs near the edge of the woods, is the most impressive and has some large trees in an open area with a striking absence of groundcover. The rest of the loop has somewhat smaller trees but is more lush, with a groundcover of ferns and sorrel. This short walk is best in the late afternoon, when the sunlight slants through the break in the canopy over the Eel River and illuminates the grove with brilliant yellow light.
Highway 101 is across the Eel River from Stephens Grove and on a still day the constant hum of traffic fills the grove. The grove also adjoins the Avenue of the Giants, which runs on an embankment above a portion of the loop trail.
Click here to see the trailhead location in Google Maps.
If you're headed north, the grove is just past the town of Miranda. Immediately after passing though the town, the road descends slightly. Just as it bottoms out, look for a small pullout to the left. There's a hard-to-notice "Stephens Grove" sign on the Avenue of the Giants a hundred yards before you reach the trailhead. There aren't any trail markers here, although the good condition of the trail and a few footbridges suggest the loop is officially maintained.
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The trail begins in a fairly impressive redwood grove. From the trailhead, which is elevated a few feet above the grove, there's a good view of the big trees around the pullout. Other than a few sprays of redwood sorrel there's little or no groundcover, a look remniscent of Richardson Grove.
Just a few yards from the trailhead is a Y intersection. Oddly, two redwoods, one huge and one small, have been cut down and left lying on the forest floor; the trail passes through breaks sawed into the fallen trees Turn left at the Y intersection. The trail passes through fairly lush and attractive redwood forest with some good-sized trees and the typical groundcover of ferns and sorrel. There are some big fallen trees to duck under and some creeks to cross over on small footbridges. Cars whiz by on the Avenue, just a few yards up the embankment to your left.
At the apex of the trail you briefly pass through a logged area, where the big trees are replaced with stumps. To your left, a dirt road climbs an embankment into the tiny town of Miranda. After the trail crosses a dry gully, it begins to approach the edge of the forest and the wide gravel bed of the Eel River. Perhaps because this part of the grove gets more light, the trees get a lot bigger here, the woods open up, and the groundcover disappears. There seems to be an unusual amount of fallen branches and other debris on the ground.
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I am a huge fan of the WordPress platform. Its super easy to use, immensely customisable and, when set up correctly, has great SEO structure that Google and other search engines love.
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Allowing the Escanaba girls to rally from double digit deficits twice, Gladstone showed heart and determination in rising to the challenge when they needed to, and slammed the door shut on the Eskymos in a 67-59 victory, Monday night.
"This was the fourth game of our road trip," said Gladstone head coach Karl Dollhopf. "It started with Ishpeming, then Westwood, Menominee and now Escanaba. I thought they showed the maturity and competitiveness to stick with it."
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Gladstone's Alexis St. Cyr is fouled on her way to the basket as Escanaba defenders' Lynsey Collins, left, Tara Strahl, right, and Ashley Cook, rear, crowd her in the paint, Monday night at Escanaba.
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Escanaba's Michelle LaFave drives past Alexis St. Cyr and Jess Beaudry on her way to the net, during the first half, Monday night.
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Gladstone's Jess Beaudry (32) drives the lane as Sam Connor (44) and Michelle LaFave (54) defend her during Monday's game in Escanaba.
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Having scored 30 points against the Braves on this same court last season, LaFave equalled that achievement Monday night and added 14 rebounds to boot.
Unquestionably the best player on the floor, LaFave, the Eskymos' All-U.P. center drove through double teams, drew fouls and was a superb 10-for-11 at the free-throw line as well.
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Gladstone 17 14 14 22 - 67
Escanaba 12 14 12 21 - 59
Gladstone - St. Cyr 13, Caramella 2, Wulf 1, Jensen 17, Sharon 5, Becker 9, Beaudry 16, Hongisto 4; FT: 25-39; F: 17; Fouled out: Beaudry (2:32, 4th quarter); 3-point field goals: Jensen 3, Becker.
Escanaba - Gill 1, Collins 12, Cook 3, Gafner 9, Strahl 2, Connor 2, LaFave 30; FT: 19-22; F: 27; Fouled out: Collins (0:26, 4th quarter), LaFave (0:08, 4th quarter); 3-point field goals: Cook, Gafner.
Gladstone appeared to be pulling away at a couple points in this game. At the start of the second quarter, they launched a 9-2 run to take a 26-16 lead, but LaFave scored 11 of her team's 14 points in the quarter to close the gap to 31-26 at the half.
After two LaFave free throws in the third quarter, the Eskymos had battled back to within 39-38 with less than a minute remaining in the frame.
Then, in the blink of an eye, the Braves unleashed a flurry of buckets. Callie Jensen hit an open layup in the paint before Alexis St. Cyr stole the ball and hit a wide-open layup, and Jess Beaudry capped off the quarter with a driving layup of her own and the Braves led 45-38.
The Braves then expanded that lead in the fourth, going up 49-38 on back to back buckets from Beaudry and Christine Sharon.
Fedell called the Braves lightning strikes the turning point in the game.
"The little momentum swing where they got three quick buckets on us," began Fedell. "We went into the fourth and I said 'OK, all that battling you just did, now we have to really battle back again', and they did, effortlessly."
Down at least 10 points for the second time in the contest, Escanaba again turned to LaFave to bring them back. She hit a putback on a missed free throw, then drew a foul after a driving layup for a three-point play, and hit her 30th point with five minutes remaining in the quarter, to bring the Eskymos within 49-48 after a 10-0 run.
"I told the girls at halftime that the ball needed to be put in Michelle's hands. It has to be in there," Fedell said of her star center's effort.
"It was a very good effort. I told the girls to keep their heads up and to be proud of their effort. I thought the fourth quarter tonight was our best of the season. They have nothing to be ashamed of."
However with LaFave's 30th point and the Eskymos within one point of a comeback, the Braves rose to the challenge yet again.
Jess Beaudry drew a three-point play and was at her best in the fourth quarter, and Callie Jensen with a career 17-point effort paced the Braves throughout.
Dollhopf was happy for Jensen after watching her hard work pay off in a big game.
"The senior leadership she brought, that's just flat-out being ready to play," he said. "I'm happy for her, because she's one that's worked hard all year and kept a positive attitude even when things didn't go her way," he said. "It's fun when things pay off and it couldn't have happened to a nicer kid. I'm glad to see her have a big game."
The senior duo of Beaudry and Jensen sparked an 8-0 Braves run in the fourth quarter, to all but put the game away. Beaudry matched her season high with 16 points and 11 rebounds.
"It was a great team effort by everyone," Jensen said. "We all stuck together. We wanted to get it done, and it really showed."
Added St. Cyr, "We definitely played for our seniors out there. It was their last game against Escanaba. We just wanted to do it for them."
Lynsey Collins and LaFave both fouled out in the closing minute and St. Cyr hit her free throws down the stretch to keep the Eskymos at bay. Collins put up 12 points in the loss.
Dollhopf praised the Eskymos' effort following the game.
"Hats off to Escanaba," he said. "They played with a lot of heart. They did a lot of good things, and gave us everything we wanted. I think we were lucky to get out of here. We always know it's going to be a tough game."
The Escanaba jayvees beat Gladstone in a 51-48 thriller, with Callie Heller leading the way with 15 points for Esky. The Gladstone freshmen won 34-27.
Escanaba (7-11, 1-6 GNC) hosts Ishpeming, Thursday night while Gladstone (10-6, 4-3 GNC) hosts Sault Ste. Marie on Saturday.


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"Washington schools celebrated dual victories in November, when voters passed two initiatives supporting schools and teachers. However, in recent weeks the celebratory mood has changed to one of frustration as the state Legislature has cut school funding proposals, local educators said during a press conference at South Kitsap High School Thursday, May 3.With the passage of school initiatives I-728 and I-732 we took two steps forward, now with the Legislature we're taking one step back, said Dan Whitford, director of South Kitsap secondary education.Kitsap County educators are demanding the Legislature fund the measures, instead of shifting responsibility to local school districts. But current plans could mean Kitsap County schools would receive less money from the state than projected.School officials have complained that current proposed budgets are robbing Peter (with cuts in traffic safety money, block grants, safety grants and other programs) to pay Paul (I-728 requires the state to allocate funds for class size reductions, teacher training and other purposes, while I-732 mandates teacher pay raises).The budgets being proposed by the Legislature are inconsistent with their paramount responsibility of providing quality education, said Gene Medina, superintendent of the North Kitsap School District.The power crisis likely will create another problem for schools in 2001-2002. Proposed state budgets would send $191,000 to the Central Kitsap School District for non-employee related cost increases, such as utilities. However, the district projects its utility bills alone will increase by $510,000 - leaving it with a $319,000 shortfall.I'm going to have a hard time balancing the budget, said Gary Powell, CKSD's assistant superintendent for business and operations. Let's hope we don't get there.He added that the district has enough reserves to cover the first year, but after that it would face funding cuts.When CKSD customized its I-728 plan, it banked on an allotment of $2.4 million. It now appears the county's largest school district will receive slightly more than $1 million, if the House budget sticks, or $1.46 million, if the Senate budget passes. In either case, it's a far cry from the amount the district needs to reach its learning improvement goals of reduced class sizes, extended learning programs, teacher training and early childhood education programs. Although the purpose of I-728 was to increase funding to schools and advance student achievement, all three versions of the state budget reduce existing public school funding.I-728 aimed to provide new funds to target six educational areas, including reducing class sizes in grades K-4; reducing class size in grades 5-12; extended learning programs; teacher training; early childhood education programs; and improvements or additions to school buildings for facilities directly related to the initiative.School officials also have concerns surrounding I-732, which attempted to ensures teachers receive annual cost of living adjustments (COLA). For 2001, that increase is 3.7 percent. Some worry the Legislature has interpreted the cost of living increase to apply only to state employees. Most teachers are considered state employees, but staff positions funded by federal money or levies aren't. Many districts will feel obligated to give the increases to all employees to be equitable, but will have to foot the bill to do so. Both the House and Senate budget proposals would leave the CK School District with a $450,00 bill for these pay increases.In addition, teachers complain that even if they get the COLA raise mandated by the I-732, rising out-of-pocket health insurance costs will diminish their earnings. Insurance costs are predicted to go up 25 to 30 percent and teachers might have to shoulder 15 percent of that total, according to Sara Rosin, president of the Central Kitsap Education Association. "
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After an investment group, looking to build an arena on the Las Vegas strip, stated it was on the cusp of purchasing and relocating an NBA team to the town, speculation suggested that team might be the Detroit Pistons.
Not so, according to the team, which released a statement Thursday afternoon.
"While there is no substantive news to report regarding the sale of the Detroit Pistons, our ownership group has absolutely nothing to do with any proposal that would move the team to Las Vegas. As stated since the beginning of this process, the preference is to find an ownership group that is committed to Detroit and the surrounding area."
The Pistons have been in Detroit since former owner Fred Zollner moved the team from Fort Wayne in 1957. Zollner sold the team to Bill Davidson in 1974. Davidson owned the team until his death in March 2009.
Reports surfaced in January of this year that Davidson's widow, Karen, was looking into selling the franchise. On June 24, Karen Davidson told reporters the team would have a new owner soon.
On June 28, a report stated that an investment group led by the Ilitch family and Atlas Oil president and CEO Sam Simon was interested in purchasing the team.


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CAMDEN — A family of South Jersey-based physicians has committed $300,000 to assist students and faculty at the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University.
The gift — by Dr. Ludwig Schlitt and his children Drs. Michael, Stephanie and Mark, all of Advocare Haddon Pediatric Group in Haddon Heights — will be used to establish The Schlitt Family Student Lounge and The Schlitt Family Dean's Executive Conference Room in CMSRU's new medical school building in Camden.
The building is set to open this summer when CMSRU welcomes its inaugural 50-student class.
"This is a great gift for us, particularly as we prepare to welcome our first class," said Dr. Paul Katz, founding dean of CMSRU. "What makes this one really meaningful is the commitment the Schlitt family has to southern New Jersey, to Camden and to the Cooper health system. I've talked to Dr. Michael Schlitt a couple of times, and he had a special interest in making a gift to us. He has been very excited and interested in our progress because, as a practitioner who has grown up and practiced in the region, he knows how important it is to help educate physicians in the region."
Katz said this is the largest naming gift CMSRU has received so far for space in the building.
Previously, the medical school received a generous contribution from Haddonfield physician Dr. Michael Renzi and his family in 2011 to establish the Renzi Family Clinical Simulation Rooms at CMRSU and a $100,000 pledge from Rowan University alumnus Dr. Marque Allen, a podiatrist in Texas, and his wife, Yvette, to establish the Dr. Richard Meagher Medical Scholarship for CMSRU students.
"One of the things we're doing, and the reason Dr. Schlitt knew about this, is a development campaign called the 2012 Legacy Society," said Katz. "Anyone who contributes $1,000 or more, between now and the end of the charter class' first year, will become a member of the society and have his or her name on a display outside the dean's office in our building. It allows them to be a part of something very important."
For information about giving to CMSRU, visit www.rufoundation.org and the CMSRU website at www.rowan.edu/coopermed.
Katz said the CMSRU building is currently on-schedule with construction and officials are working on a date for an official ribbon-cutting this summer.


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STATEN ISLAND — I had the privilege of attending another of the SI Inter-Agency Council's meetings last Thursday.
Each time I go, I obtain valuable information that is helpful for me and others as well.
I would be remiss if I did not praise this agency and its executive director, Carol Dunn, for the valuable service it provides to the Staten Island community.
If there is anyone on Staten Island who is not aware of the existence of the SIIAC, it is a shame. Funding for the agency has dwindled and should be replaced.
It is a wonderful clearing house and a network for all the services available on Staten Island — whether it is for the newborn or the aged, the disabled, the homeless, the mentally or developmentally damaged person. It offers help with housing in all its forms; supportive devices such as chair lifts; transportation; home health aides; home repairs; meals for the homebound and so much more.
This time I learned about a grant that has been given by the city Fire Department to Community Boards 1 and 2. The speaker at the meeting was Lt. Vasconi.
The focus of the Hurricane Sandy Fire Safe Program is to Protect the Hurricane Sandy-affected seniors and disabled and hard of hearing (HOH) residents by providing in-home safety reviews and installing combination smoke/carbon monoxide (CO) alarms.
Do you remember when you last changed your smoke and/or the CO alarm? Do you have both? Are each of these protective devises placed where they do the most good — on the ceiling or wall?
If you request it, the Fire Department will do an in-home fire safety review and combination smoke/CO installation. Call 718-281-3872 to make an appointment.
For the computer addicts, there is additional contact information on smoke detectors at www.nyc.gov/fdny and www.fdnyfoundation.org.
While speaking, since "Hurricane Sandy left thousands of New Yorkers without power and home heating problems," the representative reminded those in attendance of some safety hints that could prevent serious problems.
We were reminded that "the use of kerosene or propane space heaters is strictly prohibited and illegal to use in New York City."
We were urged to remember to use "only portable electric heaters that are certified and approved by a recognized testing lab, such as UL."
Additional reminders made that were of importance were: 1. Keep portable heaters at least three feet away from combustible materials such as blankets, curtains and newspapers.
2. Never leave portable heaters unattended, and never leave the house or go to bed without turning off the heater.
I know, you have heard this before, but have you paid attention? Are you one of those individuals who sometimes find yourself without power? Have you reached into the drawer and pulled out those candles accompanied with, hopefully a cheery voice, to make light of a difficult situation (no pun intended)?
Please be careful. According to the Fire Department: "One third of the people killed in candle fires were using them for light due to no power. Their instruction to us is in case of an emergency: Do not use candles to light your home.
So, once again: Use flashlights and batteries available in your home. Have the flashlights readily accessible in the kitchen and bedroom.
Carry a flashlight in your car and a small light on your person.
Another reminder — do you have a plan for escape should fire occur in your home?
Remember: Be safe, not sorry.
Another speaker was Diane K. Spicer with the Community Service Society, who was well-informed.
Her role is that of an advocate and navigator for the uninsured and coverage under the new Health Law.
I admit, with my hearing disability, I could not hear the questions she patiently responded to, but I urge you, if you need assistance regarding this subject, to call her and ask your own questions at 212-614-5400.
Unclaimed Beatrice Victor Staten Island Senior Olympics medals may be picked up at the Broadway Branch of the YMCA, 651 Broadway (opposite the zoo.)
Participants are asked to call Stella Bennardello at 718-981-4933 before coming to the Y.
A valuable asset for Staten Island's senior community
STATEN ISLAND — I had the privilege of attending another of the SI Inter-Agency Council's meetings last Thursday.


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China's President Hu Jintao was feted with full fanfare at the White House on Wednesday, with a 21-gun salute, honor guards and a state dinner. Things might not be quite so fancy on Thursday when he goes to Capitol Hill.
Tales from the Trail
McCain deeply regrets Lieberman decision to retire
Republican Senator John McCain has traveled the world as part of a "three amigos" group with Senate colleagues Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham, and he is sad that Lieberman plans to retire when his term expires in 2012.
McCain sees India, U.S. teaming up against "troubling" China
As President Barack Obama begins his visit to India, his erstwhile rival John McCain is voicing hope that Washington and New Delhi will tighten up their military cooperation in the face of China's "troubling" assertiveness.
from The Great Debate:
John McCain, maverick survivor
In 2009, if you had asked the Tea Party movement regulars who their most hated Republican was the answer would have been John McCain in a landslide. For years, McCain has been the man much of the Republican conservative base loved to hate, thanks to his 2000 presidential run and his apostasy on campaign finance and other issues. Movement conservatives discussed a primary campaign in 2004. McCain's losing the presidential race to Obama didn't help his popularity one bit.
O'Donnell: Not a witch but maybe a nut job?
Like father, like daughter?
Meghan McCain, the outspoken daughter of Senator John McCain, showed her father's outspoken tendencies as she described Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell of Delaware as a "nut job".
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Lady Gaga may not be the only one singing a new tune in November
The 2010 Reuters Washington Summit included 4 days of on-the-record interviews with policymakers, congressmen and Obama Administration officials here in the DC bureau. The interviews covered a wide range of topics…from the impact of the mid-term elections to the importance of the Lady Gaga vote.
McCain, Napolitano shoot it out, rhetorically speaking, over US-Mexico border
When Arizonans John McCain and Janet Napolitano started arguing over border security in the Senate on Wednesday, it sounded briefly like the pair could be heading for a modern day shootout at the O.K. Corral.
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McCain to Gaga: I'll save my talking for the Senate
Don't expect Senator John McCain to respond to critical Twitter comments from pop star Lady Gaga as the U.S. Senate girds for a showdown over gays in the military.
Washington Extra – Gridlock and the fiscal deficit
The term gridlock may have first entered the vocabulary during the 1980 New York transit strike, reportedly coined by "Gridlock Sam" Schwartz, chief traffic engineer in the city's transport department. In those days it was definitely not something to aspire to. It is a different story in 2010.
Florida, Arizona contestants set, still waiting on Alaska…
The contestants are set in Florida's three-way race for the U.S. Senate and John McCain holds on to pursue a fifth term.


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Any time that there is a changeover in a head coach position, there is going to be some uneasiness with recruits.
Ferris State University may have taken a big step toward easing some of those concerns with the quick and decisive hiring of Grand Rapids Community College head coach Tony Annese as its new head coach. Now, the task for Coach Annese is to catch up with the remaining Ferris staff to evaluate the program, evaluate the recruiting class commitments, break down recruiting needs, reassure the current commits and secure more commitments in the next month.
Yes, that is a lot of work to complete in a relatively short period of time. Fortunately, the fact that Ferris was able to get the hiring done quickly puts the program in position to go hard at recruiting with a name that people know and respect after a short period of some uncertainty.
Ferris has to work to build depth. That has been one of the areas where the Bulldogs have been hurt when injuries have taken place. Injuries are a part of the game, and depth is one thing that can offset some of those injuries. Ferris may need to look at the recruiting of some transfers to bring experienced guys in to fill some of the holes the program knows it will have going into next year.


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Update 3:30 p.m.: The victim of the crash is from North Carolina, and deputies are working on identifying the victim and notifying his family.
West Monroe, NY -- Sheriff's deputies continue to investigate a fatal, one-car crash in the town of West Monroe.
The identity of the driver has not been released by deputies more than 12 hours after the 8:45 p.m. crash on county Route 11 near Smith Road. The identity is being withheld until the victim's next of kin is notified, deputies said.
The victim's vehicle left the roadway when it failed to negotiate a turn and overturned into a tree, deputies said. Deputies also said speed of the vehicle was a factor in the crash. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
West Monroe Fire Department and Brewerton Ambulance also responded to the crash.


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MOBILE, Alabama -- Books-A-Million reopened Thursday under a new banner and inside a smaller space at the Pinebrook Shopping Center. Their move kicks off the reshuffling in the center to make way for a new Whole Foods that's on track to open in 2015.
Stein Mart will shift into their former space, which was close to 35,000 square-feet. And the new Whole Foods store will be housed where Stein Mart was.
"We know that our customers will continue to enjoy the best in books, toys, tech in our newly decorated updated store layout," said Terrance G. Finley, president and chief executive officer of the company.
Now sporting the BAM name as its banner, the new 17,000-square-foot bookstore has a few noticeable upgrades. For one, the menu at the cafe has been expanded, Richard Bennett, a manager at the store said.
"We really didn't lose anything," The enhancements are in the "atmosphere and the layout" of the store, Bennett said. "We're really excited about our new space."
The cafe bar now offers hot sandwiches, soups and pizza. They also carry Nook e-readers, a small vinyl records section and a scaled down version of the Kids-A-Million section seen in larger stores. "We're not a full kid's a million, but we get a lot of the same test products." Bennett said.
There will be a day of events next Saturday Nov. 23 to celebrate opening the new store.


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My mom was feeling sick so she went to her doc and they found 15 tumors in her lungs. Docs said she won't make it past summer. My mom is supposed to meet with hospice on Monday.
Backstory: My mom was diagnosed with ovarian cancer Dec 2012. She was in a coma for 6 days. She has been doing so well. This hit so hard. I lost my dad, I don't want to lose my mom too.
I'm sorry, things like that are sooooo hard. We're here anytime you want to chat.
Hugs Mama
Oh dear God, I am SO SORRY!!
Enjoy the time you have, say the things you need/want to say, throw some laughter in there. Know that even after she's gone, she'll be with you..always. You and her, are in my prayers.
Help her to be comfortable and spend time with her and forge some wonderful memories with her while you have the time.
It's very, very sad. It's been many years since I lost my mom and there are still days I miss her as if it happened yesterday.
But she wouldn't have wanted me to dwell or to suffer over it. I know that. She'd say, 'Come on, lazy bones, work to do'.
she will never really leave you. You're her child, and you have a part of her with you for always so do your children. And she taught you so many things, that you will never forget and will teach your children.
It's a small mercy that she didn't know she was ill for a long time and had a peaceful time with her devoted daughter.


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If one of the first things that crossed your mind when the Chargers drafted Manti Te'o earlier this year was, "Oh, man, that poor kid doesn't know what he's in for with the Black Hole," then you are most likely correct. And while the final verdict is still TBD, we're already getting an idea of what's in store for star-crossed romantic Manti Te'o. The above image comes from a Raiders fan attending Sunday night's
sleepover late game. Yes, it's hardly original. But we give it an A for effort.
H/T SF Gate; photo via @BHOAK510


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