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Donations fund more than Sisters Dianne Doughty, Laurene Burns, Bernardone Reining and Laura Hammel's contemplative ministry.
Others' generosity enables the Franciscan Poor Sisters of St. Clare Catholic nuns to survive.
Although the women sell various items -- such as fragrant blessing oils, prayer tracts and original contemporary Christmas and sympathy greeting cards -- to support themselves, the $560 raised through those projects doesn't come close to the $56,000 needed to cover rent, utilities, insurance,
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So every year, the 11-county, 132,000-parishioner Catholic Diocese of Saginaw seeks donations to supplement the religious orders' meager earnings. Officials will collect contributions Sunday throughout the diocese to financially assist active and retired communities of nuns and religious order priests.
"The majority of what we live on comes from alms," said Doughty, 64, abbess of the order's motherhouse at 4875 Shattuck in Saginaw Township.
"This time of year, we include a hand-written note to buyers letting them know how grateful we are for their support and that we will keep them in our prayers," said Hammel, 59, who coordinates the effort with help from Doughty; Reining, 90; and Burns, 80.
Last year, Saginaw parishioners donated more than $199,800 to the Retirement Fund for Religious, 15 percent less than the $237,230 collected in 2006. The Washington, D.C.-based National Religious Retirement Office of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, which sponsors the appeal, has raised more than $550 million and distributed it to 482 Catholic religious communities since the fund's establishment in 1988.
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"Before this fund was set up there was nothing for religious men and women," said Sister Janet Fulgenzi, vicar for religious at the Saginaw Diocese. "They relied on the younger members, who received stipends from their work in education and healthcare, to take care of the elderly members of the community. However, the number of retired and elderly members grew faster than the communities were able to recruit younger members with jobs."
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A couple of months before Serena Williams capped her dominant run to a third consecutive U.S. Open championship and 18th major singles title Sunday night, she sat down with coach Patrick Mouratoglou to decipher why the season had been such a struggle by her standards. Full story »
U.S. Open 2014: Marin Cilic, Kei Nishikori to meet in final after shocking Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, respectively
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Instead of Novak Djokovic vs. Roger Federer for the U.S. Open title, first-time Grand Slam finalists Kei Nishikori and Marin Cilic will vie for the championship after a pair of semifinal surprises Saturday. Full story »
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Overcome by heat and humidity in the second set of her U.S. Open semifinal, China's Shuai Peng paused between points to clutch at her left thigh and put her weight on her racket as if it were a cane. Full story »
U.S. Open 2014: Roger Federer survives 2 match points to advance to semifinal
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Roger Federer saved two match points while coming all the way back from a two-set deficit to beat Gael Monfils 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5, 6-2 Thursday night and reach the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time since 2011. Full story »
U.S. Open 2014: Novak Djokovic tops Andy Murray for 8th semi in a row
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Novak Djokovic fended off a fading Andy Murray 7-6 (1), 6-7 (1), 6-2, 6-4 in a matchup of past U.S. Open champions to reach the tournament's semifinals for the eighth consecutive year. Full story »
U.S. Open 2014: Watch Victoria Azarenka sing 'Happy Birthday' to Gael Monfils, gets ripped by Caroline Wozniacki (VIDEO)
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Wozniacki gave her some friendly advice after the moment at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Full story »
U.S. Open 2014: Eugenie Bouchard is casualty of warmth in loss to Ekaterina Makarova
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September 01, 2014, 10:54PM
Eugenie Bouchard became the latest top woman to bow out at this surprise-filled U.S. Open, beaten 7-6 (2), 6-4 Monday by 17th-seeded Ekaterina Makarova of Russia in the fourth round. Full story »
U.S. Open 2014: Tuesday's action includes Bencic vs. Shuai, Federer vs. Agut
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September 01, 2014, 10:11PM
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U.S. Open 2014: Wozniacki outlasts Sharapova in quarters; Federer dominates
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Wozniacki mixed in just enough aggression with her signature defense to keep the pressure on Sharapova. Full story »
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On the 2011 front, House Speaker John BoehnerJohn BoehnerTrump may pose problem for Ryan in Speaker vote Conservatives backing Trump keep focus on Supreme Court Vote House Republicans out MORE (R-Ohio) was set to convene a meeting of his full Republican conference on Monday night.
The get-together comes after BoehnerJohn BoehnerTrump may pose problem for Ryan in Speaker vote Conservatives backing Trump keep focus on Supreme Court Vote House Republicans out MORE and Sen. Charles SchumerCharles SchumerImmigration was barely covered in the debates GOP leaders advise members to proceed with caution on Trump Senate Dems demand answers from Wells Fargo over treatment of military MORE (D-N.Y.) had a sort of tussle via statement over whether the Speaker had given his assent to cutting $33 billion in spending this year, with Boehner deeming that figure insufficient.
With the government now funded for a little more than four days, President Obama and congressional leaders are expected to meet at the White House on Tuesday.
Some conservatives have signaled concerns about closed-door talks with the president. One activist said the problem with those sorts of set-ups is that the president controls the optics of the meeting — so, if Republicans walk out of the room, it looks like they have caused a government shutdown, no matter how reasonable their negotiating stance.
Gunning for the GSEs: The GOP is set to take another step Tuesday in their push to wind down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, with a House Financial Services subcommittee scheduled to mark up eight bills that would tweak the two government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs). That package includes bills that would eliminate affordable housing goals, roll back bonuses to GSE executives, increase the fees they charge for guaranteeing mortgages and limit the size of mortgages they can back.
House Republicans are taking on the GSEs on two fronts — Tuesday's markup is part of an effort to take them apart bit by bit, while the GOP also plans to push a broad piece of legislation, beginning in May, that would remove them from government control in just a few years.
With Republicans running the House and its Financial Services Committee, expect all eight bills to move on to a full committee markup later this month.
Party like it's 1099: Sen. Mike JohannsMike JohannsTo buy a Swiss company, ChemChina must pass through Washington Republican senator vows to block nominees over ObamaCare co-ops Revisiting insurance regulatory reform in a post-crisis world MORE (R-Neb.) is prepared to do just that on Tuesday morning, if the Senate can pass and clear a bill that would finally, after months of debate, repeal the 1099 provision in the healthcare law.
The Senate is set to hold two votes on the issue, one on the House-passed measure — which will need 60 votes to reach Obama's desk — and another on an amendment offered by Sen. Robert MenendezRobert MenendezWarren, Menendez question shakeup at Wells Fargo Democrats press Wells Fargo CEO for more answers on scandal Dem senator: Louisiana Republican 'found Jesus' on flood funding MORE (D-N.J.) that would require further study of the effects of the offset that Johanns and House lawmakers have proposed. The amendment directs the secretary of Health and Human Services to determine whether the pay-for would increase health insurance costs or coverage cuts for small businesses.
The House measure requires taxpayers who receive federal health insurance subsidies to reimburse the IRS if they earn more than 400 percent of the poverty line.
Generally, lawmakers in both parties have backed the repeal language included in an FAA bill that pays for the cost with unused, previously appropriated federal funds as determined by the Office of Management and Budget. But some Democrats and the White House have expressed concern over the offset in the House bill.
About that default…: Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will testify before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee about his department's $14 billion budget request for fiscal 2012. His appearance will come hours after he warned Congress that the government will hit the debt limit by May 16 — two weeks earlier than anticipated — and argued his case that lawmakers have no choice but to raise it before that happens.
A little light reading: The Federal Open Market Committee on Tuesday will release the minutes from its March 15 meeting — after which the Fed opted not to alter its near-zero interest rate and stuck to its quantitative easing guns, even as financial markets reeled from the Japanese earthquake and turmoil in Libya. Tomorrow's minutes should provide a bit more detail into the discussion that fed into those decisions.
Dollars and cents: The Senate Budget Committee is set to vote Tuesday on the nomination of Heather Higginbottom to serve as the new deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget. Higginbottom's March appearance before the committee wasn't exactly pleasant, as Sen. Jeff SessionsJeff SessionsMcCain: Accepting election results is 'American way' GOP senators avoid Trump questions on rigged election Some in GOP say Trump has gone too far MORE (R-Ala.) harshly criticized her experience. The ranking Republican on Budget has stopped short of saying he'll hold up Higginbottom's nomination.
Moving to the House side, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) and his House Oversight Committee are set to examine a tentative postal workers contract that isn't exactly to the GOP's liking, either. (Our Erik Wasson looked more deeply at that issue over the weekend.)
Economic indicators:
— The ISM service sector report for March is expected to expand slightly, up to 60 from 59.7 in February, when it recorded its sixth straight month of expansion and hit its highest level since 2005.
— Also, the markets will likely keep an ear to the ground for a speech by Narayana Kocherlakota, the president of the Minneapolis Fed, who has recently said he's more concerned about inflation than employment.
Supreme Court Roundup: The high court split 5-4 on an Arizona case that, essentially, broke on whether a tax credit is the same as collecting and distributing tax revenue, The New York Times reports.
Moving on: Barbara Kennelly, the president of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, announced that she will step down as the leader of one of the nation's most successful nonprofit organizations for seniors — on the eve of Ryan's budget rollout.
The announcement means that the group will have to conduct a search to replace the former Connecticut congresswoman at a time when the GOP is targeting Medicare for an overhaul. But with the resignation effective at the end of April, the organization says that won't be a problem.
Tax me more. Please: On Thursday, a group of higher-income folks is set to launch a campaign that would push for wealth and assets to be taxed more like income. (The top rate to be paid on capital gains, for instance, is less than half the top individual tax rate on income.)
Forty-one Senate Democrats are against House's Planned Parenthood cuts.
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Democratic governors not so keen on Ryan budget.
House GOP wants to tie the hands of the new CFPB…
...while Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenCurt Schilling to Jake Tapper: How can Jews be Democrats? Small donors aren't revolutionizing Congress. At least not yet. Peter Thiel bet on Trump, but the tech titan still comes out a winner MORE says the bureau didn't overreach on mortgage-related settlement negotiations.
Centrist Dems want some movement on pending trade pacts.
Atlanta Fed president: The economy's rebalancing.
Blue Dogs urge White House, top lawmakers to avoid shutdown.
Pew poll: GOP in for most blame — slightly — in case of a shutdown.
Rasmussen poll: Large spending cuts won't make much of a dent.
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Pierre & Vacances Residence Torremolinos Stella Polaris - Torremolinos
A restaurant and an elevator (lift) are offered at this aparthotel. Go for a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool during your stay. Fancy sipping an ice-cold drink by the pool? Don't miss out as there is also a poolside bar.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- A young woman who says she was molested years ago by former Kent County Commissioner Gary Rolls told about the emotional and enduring scars in a courtroom Thursday.
"I have a very hard time trusting anyone," the woman said. "I have lived my life in fear. He always told me how important and powerful he was, and I believed him."
The woman, now 29 and living in Muskegon, described the long-term toll on her Thursday, June 19, in the moments before a judge sentenced Rolls to one year in jail and five years probation.
Rolls in May pleaded guilty to fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, illegal use of a computer and tampering with evidence. He originally faced charges of first-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Rolls, who resigned as a commissioner in December, was accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a girl that started when she was 9 and turned to sex in her teen years. The relationship continued into her early 20s.
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|, Nov. 17, 2014
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Jose Canseco injured in accidental shooting, per reports
|, Nov. 11, 2014
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Top players in the state of Florida
there are rankings now....is fantasy senior softball on the horizon????
|, Nov. 11, 2014
|Topic: Rules of the game
Discussion: Are walks hits in Senior Softball?
it is more a team decision....since batting averages are sometimes competitive, the team has to decide if walks counts as 0 for 0 or 1 for 1......if you ask a pitcher, a walk is just as costly as a hit because it allows a person to be that much closer to scoring.....and in this case, batters will want errors to not go against their BA because in essence, they got on base.....team decision.....you have to decide
|, Nov. 9, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: When Is It Bat Altering?
the only thing the adding the weight to the handles in the re-certification debacle was to change the balance point of the bat....it decreased end load which may or may not have changed MOI or any other physics term, but bat performance remained the same in terms of bat and ball contact
|, Nov. 7, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Winter Nationals, any bat sellers there?
where is Dudley getting all these bats....seems like there are hundreds of guys on waiting lists to get these bats and yet Dudley has a tourney and is selling bats.....hmmmmm
|, Oct. 19, 2014
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: The Villages softball tournament
what a surprise the big boys didn't participate in the HR contest...it is a lot easier to brag about how you are THEE best power hitter in the 50's than go out and prove it......it's like the bully in class, everyone backs down from him because he puffs out his chest but as soon as he is confronted, he turns tail and runs away....let the excuses begin
|, Aug. 24, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Aluminum bats and blue dot balls
back to original topic...we play our senior leagues with utrip bats and 44 core balls......it is "regular" softball like back in the "old" days.....the tournaments and leagues that use senior bats art creating all the "super ball off a tennis racket" effect.....we use senior bats in tournaments only and end of season BP and fun games.....
|, July 26, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: SENIOR BATS
I haven't seen "good" bats go half price, in fact the better the bat, the MORE expensive it will be later...case in point, Worth original senior bat...I got mine for 149 when it was under the radar and now it is 229 because it is a better performing bat...I would say if the bat is equal or lesser than the newer model, then it may be lower but if it is a dud, it is probably taking up shelf space and they are just getting rid of them....you get what you pay for in these instances
|, June 17, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Bat Weights & Bat Doughnuts
I don't come on here to argue with people...I stated what worked for me.....for some people it helps, others it does not...I have been playing softball for 37 years, I have tried many things over the years, heavy bat seems to work for me....not everyone, but it works for me..... some people use 30 ounce bats, some use 26, some use 2 piece , some use one piece, some people wear high tops, some wear turf shoes...if the game was the same for everyone, there would only be one bat, one shoe and one glove out there......it's just an opinion but not everything fits into the same mold
|, June 16, 2014
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Bat Weights & Bat Doughnuts
weighted bat works for me....I can see if you use one for off season or something but swinging a weighted bat before going up to the plate INCREASES bat speed because your bat is lighter to your feel.....each to their own I say...it loosens muscles, increases flexibility and makes the bat feel easier to swing......
|, Dec. 15, 2013
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Time to eliminate senior bats
wood bats and cork balls ...lets go back to basics
NOT!!!!!...we use U-Trip bats in our senior league and guys who can hit them out do hit them out....as soon as we go to Sr. bats in the fall league, the balls start flying out of the park.....sure the bats make a huge difference but it IS fun.....we use Sr. bats in tourneys 4-6 times a year and that is fine for us
|, Dec. 11, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: best article ever on Physics of softball bats
Guys, I came across this a few days ago and it is fantastic....even though some of the info is from the early 2000's, the technology is there and I spent a good part of sunday reading it....covers everything you wanted to know about bats and physics and sweet spots and pivot points and it was really eye opening.....there are numerous topics from rolled bats, to cheater bats and the physics etc (not endorsed here or on the site) just the facts......enjoy
|, Dec. 11, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Nasty rattle in Reebok Melee
Ok, I think I described it wrong....this is how I hear it...I grab the barrel and tap the handle knob on the ground....it sounds like a really bad sounding tuning fork......rattling, noisy and it sounds "broken" inside...the bat still hits but the way it sounds, it feel like it is going to explode even though it is very new
|, Dec. 11, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Nasty rattle in Reebok Melee
This is more than glue loosening....this sounds like a can with muffled coins in it.....is there a rod in the handle like the old mikens had
|, Dec. 11, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Nasty rattle in Reebok Melee
has anyone else had this happen??? I have a Reebok Melee that has a nasty rattling in the knob end of the bat when I tap it on the ground......obviously there is something loose but how can it be fixed....the bat is relatively new in regards to usage because I can only use it in tournies.....is it fixable????
|, Nov. 4, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: issa does the right thing concerning va beach
The pen is mightier than the sword
|, Oct. 31, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: VIRGINIA BEACH RIP OFF
I emailed director and got ZERO response....bad business and bad taste in alot of player's mouths
|, Oct. 26, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: VIRGINIA BEACH RIP OFF
as of this time, I would not yet put it in the category of a Reebok Melee BUT, this bat is really crushing the ball...if the Melee was an A+ then the Worth is an A-.....the ball jumps off the bat but it takes a long time and a lot of live hits at BP to break it in....once it breaks in, you will know....you have to use it on a fenced field though because some of the hits are very deceiving....a line drive turns into a 310 foot homer and you say, "That went out?"....if you are on an open field you wont get the perception of distance as well....just get one on the cheap and keep using it...give it time and you will enjoy it
|, Oct. 19, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: ISSA Virginia Beach tourney rained out.......who got screwed????
I had contact with a director in the Syracuse area and how it is when he runs a tourney....a lot of the parks demand a deposit for the fields which is usually non refunded rain or shine...I get that part....BUT, if the fields cost so much to rent plus workers trying to get fields ready, does it come to the amount of $225 per team????
Sure, they get a "refund" for the next tourney but still have to add another $100 entry fee and travel expenses for all the players
as for shirts and hats and plaques, THAT is a huge mistake getting stuff dated etc....and if the stuff was paid for why wasn't the merchandise given out to the teams that showed up...who wants a Oct 2013 shirt or hat given to them in April 2014????
anyway, this is truly a learning experience for everyone involved.....I believe the director is somehow getting all our money though because we will not be going back in April...and who knows, maybe not in Oct 2014 either...it was a great tourney last year but this year was forgettable in all aspects.....
I believe the Director should reconsider his initial decision and refund at least 75% of the entry fees CASH to all teams ...let the teams decide if they want a 3 day tourney in Manassas next year and go from there....if the Park wants to charge him for fields we never used, then maybe another venue should be chosen next year....to be paid for services not rendered just doesn't go over too well in today's world..I could see if the teams backed out and the field lost 3 or 4 days to not having any business but NOBODY used the fields........who made out there????
|, Oct. 18, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: ISSA Virginia Beach tourney rained out.......who got screwed????
Paco...I should have had you as my weatherman...we had a guy in Va Beach down there on Weds and all the channels said the chance of rain (20-30% showers) lessened as the weekend approached....we had to travel on Thursday and trusted all weather guys (big mistake) so our hands were tied.......I guess the big question is, what did the director do with $225 per team x 50 teams......and at least he should have distributed t shirts, hats or anything that said "Virginia Beach 2013" on it.......kind of makes you wonder how much the actual tourney even costs if they allot that much per team to cover non playing expenses....can any directors give us players a summary of tournament costs just to enlighten us......we probably wont go back there if we risk the chance of paying for something and getting nothing in return in the case of a tourney canceled.....really a sad situation


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It wasn't supposed to be this way.
NASCAR's Chase for the Championship was supposed to bunch up a field of fire-ballers for a final 10-race shootout that would have sparks flying and keep fans perched breathlessly on the edge of their seats.
Something went amiss.
With three races to go this hunt's over. It's time to call in […]
By Jeff Hood | Senior Writer
Fort Worth, Texas. – It's officially known as the Dickies 500.
But to Francis Ferko's ex-wife, it will always be "Frank's race."
When the green flag waves at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday, the person who was instrumental in bringing NASCAR to the Lone Star state each November will be watching ABC's […]
According to legend, when the Native Americans cursed the land where the Talladega Superspeedway was built, they turned and walked away without ever Tweeting or looking back . Well, perhaps it's part of the curse they left behind that now you can't leave the place without looking back.
So here I am looking back on Sunday's […]
By Rick Minter | Senior Writer
In the press box and media center at Talladega Superspeedway last Sunday, reporters had the opportunity, as is NASCAR's custom, to interview the race winner as well as the second-and third-place drivers and the top rookie. And since the race was in the Chase, points-leader Jimmie Johnson was also brought […]
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As ESPN zipped away from its broadcast of Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway at non-restrictor-plate-like speed, I wondered how different the world would be if it were Dale Earnhardt Jr. going for a fourth-straight championship this fall.
I wondered if perhaps the scores of people which the […]
By Larry Woody | Senior Writer
Jamie McMurray proved the Chase-bashers wrong.
They said drivers who didn't make the Chase would have no incentive during the last 10 races.
Well, McMurray seemed to have plenty of incentive last Sunday when he blazed his way to victory at Talladega.
They anti-Chase crowd whined that the non-Chase drivers would be ignored […]
Larry Woody | Senior Writer
I remember a time when drivers had trouble sleeping the night before Talladega.
Now they have trouble staying awake during the race.
At one point during last Sunday's race – using the term loosely – Tony Stewart radioed his crew that he was having a problem keeping his eyes open.
Trust me Tony, you […]
The celebration in Victory Lane after Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Talladega seemed a bit more spirited than others we have seen in recent months. The smiles seemed bigger and the emotions more intense.
It was a great scene as Jamie McMurray, Jack Roush and members of the Roush Fenway Racing No. 26 team sprayed champagn, […]
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It is that time of year again when all the women of New Life and their friends plan to get away for the day.
The theme of this year's service is "Free at Last." Are you struggling to be free in some area of your life that is just like weights?
On Saturday, Sept. 27, the Virtuous Woman's Conference at New Life will feature speakers Connie Childs of Madisonville and Clarissa Wilson of Louisville.
Candi Sue Smith and Barry Dean Johnson, both of Independence, Ky., will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, Oct. 18.
Smith is the daughter of Terry and Sue Smith of Campbellsville.
She is a 2000 graduate of Plymouth High School in Plymouth, Ohio and a 2004 graduate of Ohio State University. Smith is employed at FedEx Ground in Independence.
Johnson is the son of Sheila Johnson of Russellville and Billy Johnson of Utica, Kan. His grandparents are Leon and Earldean Gant and Billy and Christine Johnson, all of Russellville.
Campbellsville Elementary School's recent Writers of the Week were Tyler Patterson, Gracyne Hash, Charles Pettigrew, Darius Wright and Shauna Jones.
Troy W. Young of Campbellsville was among 615 Eastern Kentucky University graduates at the conclusion of the summer 2008 semester.
Young earned his master of arts in education, instructional leadership degree.
The graduates were honored at commencement ceremonies July 25.
The new degree holders join more than 115,000 Eastern alumni in Kentucky and across the United States.
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Each year, Campbellsville University students have an opportunity to be stewards to the community and complete community service hours required by the innovative FIRST CLASS program.
Campbellsville University hosted its annual Kentucky Heartland Outreach Student Work Days for first-year students Aug. 18-19.
Lauren Mykenzi Armstrong and Thomas Nelson McVay II, both of Campbellsville, will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Armstrong is the daughter of Cindy Armstrong of Campbellsville and the late Jim Armstrong.
She is a 2007 graduate of Green County High School and is a currently a student at Lindsey Institute of Cosmetology in Campbellsville. She is employed at Lee's Famous Recipe.
McVay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy McVay of Campbellsville.
He is a 2001 graduate of Taylor County High School and is employed at Tractor Supply Co. in Campbellsville.
They walked together to support the cause. The annual March of Dimes March for Babies event was Saturday at Miller Park.
The 3 1/2-mile walk ended with lunch for all the walkers at the finish line. Walkers were also treated to music and games.
According to local March of Dimes coordinator Angie Pierce, about 60 people participated in this year's walk, down from 91 participants last year. She said 26 teams participated last year and ultimately raised $19,773.
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Descendants of Isaac and Rosa Pepper Berry family met for a reunion recently at the home of Donald and Norma Jean Swafford.
Majestee Lyne Hughes, daughter of Kevin and Jessica Hughes, was named third runner-up at the New Star Discovery National Pageant in Lisle, Ill. on Aug. 6-9.
The Harmony Homemakers met Tuesday, Sept. 8 at the Kentucky Utilities building with 20 present.
Taylor County Elementary School's recent Writers of the Week are, from left, Lindsey Knight, kindergarten; Lindsay Cash, first grade; McCall Gilpin, second grade; Sydney Tucker, third grade; Bridget Slomka, fourth grade; and Taylor Ware, fifth grade.
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The price of gas is affecting our everyday lives.
It's hard for most of us to drive past a gas station without at least a casual glance at the price sign. And oftentimes that glance is more than just casual.
Last Friday, stories about increasing gas prices were buzzing about, with projections as high as $4.50 or $5 a gallon.
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This seven step tutorial teaches you how to crochet the seed stitch. The seed stitch is an alternating single and double crochet stitch. It gives a closed stitch, which resembles a knitted seed stitch. Think of all the really cool crochet patterns you'll be able to work up now that you know how to crochet this stitch! You'll feel so accomplished after you successfully complete this crochet tutorial.
- Start with a chain. Turn, single crochet in the 2nd stitch from the hook.
- Double crochet in the next stitch.
- Single crochet in the next stitch.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 across the row.
- One row of seed stitch completed.
- At the end of the row, turn. If you ended in a double crochet, then single crochet in the first stitch. If you ended in a single crochet, slip stitch in the first stitch, chain 2, (takes the place of the first double crochet), single crochet in the next stitch.
- Continue across the row, alternating by making a single crochet in the double crochet of the previous row, and vice versa. Photo shows 3 rows of seed stitch completed.
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nancypetrina 55900 95
Sep 07, 2014
What is a mock seed stitch as in the Aran Toggle Wrap Pattern? Thank you for any info you can provide.
Dec 17, 2012
This is not how I learned to do a seed stitch. Very interesting.
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Feb 10, 2012
I really like this stitch!
Mar 09, 2011
Not only can you convert crochet/knit patterns, there are a couple of books out there to teach you. However, not all patterns will convert easily. What you need to do is work with dimensions and careful guage measuring. For example, if you have a sweater that is 40 hips at the hip you need to figure out how many stitches you need for that dimension and your guage will give you this. You can figure the lenth and width of all the parts. I would either work with graph paper, or sketch out the pattern pieces. and figure the number of stitches for each dimension. The problems you run into concern the pattern stitch itself. Some are easier to convert than others.
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Hello, my question is for anyone who can answer. Is there a way to convert knitting patterns to crocheting. I come across so many knit patterns that I could do if they were crochet patterns! Any suggestions or hints are welcome and appreciated. email@example.com
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Oct 27, 2010
I used this stitch for pot holders and hot pads.
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Jun 30, 2010
I liked all the ways to do the seed stitch. Thanks you all.
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May 15, 2010
Although this may be your way of doing a seed stitch do you want to try my way, chain 25 row 1 sl st in 3rd chain from hook, hdc in next ch, sl st in next ch, repeat from to end, sl st in trning ch, ch 2 trn Row 2, slip st in turning chain hdc in next hdc, sl st in slip st of last row, repeat to the end of the row. 24 st. repeat these two rows. Let me know what you think of this one plese I like it, Thanks Jean
May 15, 2010
I adore this stitch!! It gives the softest texture imaginable for crochet. My tip I always by crocheting an odd number of chain stitches, so every row ends in a double crochet. When I turn, I ch 1 and start with a single crochet. I never have to worry about whether to ch-1 or sl st ch-2 when turning. This also gives the piece a smoother edge than using a starting chain with an even number of chain stitches. This texture works great for baby, toddler, and kid scarves... you can make them as narrow or as wide as you like. Add fringe, no edging rows needed, and you're done!
May 15, 2010
Thank you for this article. I had started a tote bag in the seed pattern. I was not sure what to do at the beginning of the next row. Now I know. Thanks again.
May 07, 2010
I had started a blanket in this pattern just before I ran across this. It works easily, creating nice borders--even if my stitches aren't as nice as yours.
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Saturday, November 5, 2:00 – 3:30pm
See if your robot has what it takes to win the ultimate joust. Kids will be divided into teams and fashion armor from Legos, spoons, aluminum foil, and other items on hand to prepare the robot. Then the robots will do battle. Participants ages 7-12. Family and friends are invited to watch the showdown. The last bot standing is the victor!
Easy-To-Read Voter Guide
"Easy-to-Read Voter Guide" from the League of Women Voters of Maine are available online and in hardcopy at the library. They are non-partisan and contain information on candidates and the referendum questions. Election Day is November 8, 2016.
Food Pantry Donations
Robot Joust
Saturday, November 5, 2:00 – 3:30pm
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Jacobson Glass Studio
On exhibit at the library during October is beautiful glasswork by David Jacobson Glass Studio. David's active and lively glassblowing studio is housed in his renovated 200-year-old barn in Montville. Utilizing contemporary design in the Venetian tradition, he creates functional hand-blown drinking glasses, bowls, vases, ornaments and kiln-formed platters as well as unique hand-blown or kiln-formed sculpture and murrini vessels. Each piece is one of a kind. Also, under David's guidance, mini-workshops, introductory lessons, and in-depth intensives are available year-round.
Jacobson has been working with glass for over 22 years. His work is sold in New York at The Urban Glass Store. Locally, you can find his work at the Maine Craft Association's Store in Gardiner; Rock, Paper, Scissors in Wiscasset; Casual Interiors in Boothbay; The Good Supply in Pemaquid; and Stable Gallery in Damariscotta … and at the Liberty Library! David has made some stunning glass pumpkins for the fall season. Please stop in and view his work. A portion of sales will benefit the library.
Visit his website: jacobsonglassstudio.com or call or text 914 715 6848.
Permanent link to this article: http://liberty.lib.me.us/jacobson-glass-studio/
Give I.T. – Get I.T.
PCs for Maine has nominated the Library for their Give I.T. – Get I.T. program in order to purchase newer and safer computers. We need new equipment in order to take advantage of the new circuit speed of 100Mbps. You can make a contribution to the Ivan O. Davis – Liberty Library here.
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Mittens & Knit Knight
It's that time of year again! We are collecting mittens and hats for the Walker School and Head Start Program at WaldoCAP. Sue Chapin coordinates this project.
Simple 2-needle mitten patterns: 3-4 yrs (2), 4-6 yrs., & 6-8 yrs.
A simple pattern for hats can be found here. Here is another Stockinette Watch cap pattern.
Upcoming program for December 13th Knit Knight – Have extra yarn and needles? Donations are being requested for New Mainers. As people flee war, violence and other unrest in their home countries, they leave most of their belongings behind. Some resettle in Maine and establish their new lives and homes with limited support. Many women use knitting not only as a way to create things their family needs but also as a way to calm their minds, create community and enjoy a hobby. Jennifer Gunderman is a faculty member at the University of New England. She works closely with organizations assisting New Mainers transitioning to life in Maine. Jen plans to be at Knit Knight to talk about what she does. If you have yarn and needles you would like to donate, please bring them to Knit Knight at the library or before December 13th. Next Knit Knight is Nov. 8th, Election Day!
Knit Knight will be scheduled the 2nd Tuesday of every month so that people can plan accordingly.
Several knitters are getting together informally to knit and chat on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 at the library. Anyone is welcome to join them.
Permanent link to this article: http://liberty.lib.me.us/mittens/
150 Years Ago
About 35 years ago, Janet Heslam bought from an antique shop in Brooks four daily journals from October 1864 to October 1871. It turns out they were written by a man in Montville who farmed, but he also supervised the one room school houses. At the end of the first journal, she found the signature of H. M. Howard. The other journals are not signed. Janet determined the journalist was 27, in 1865, and his daughter Eva died in 1864. Janet decided to transcribe these journals to share in her weekly letters to her grandchildren. She offered to share these transcriptions so they could be posted on the Library webpage for everyone to read. We will post one a month. It will be interesting as we go through the year to compare the daily happenings of a man 150 years ago to the present day. We hope you enjoy!
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With a 12-10 halftime lead, the 3rd quarter was scoreless for both teams. Both teams mounted drives, however, with Curtis Pulley blocking a Tennessee attempted field goal, and Seiber pushing a field goal attempt wide right.
After the missed field goal, the only points of the 2nd half were scored when Tennessee responded with a touchdown drive. The drive culminated with a 1-yard touchdown run by LaMarcus Coker, who finished with 90 yards rushing for the Volunteers.
Kentucky was not finished, however. With 8:30 to go, the Cats began a drive that took the ball inside the Tennessee 3-yard line. On 2nd and goal, though, the Cats would be hit with a delay of game penalty, snapping the ball just after the play clock expired and moving the ball out to the 8-yard line. One Rafael Little short run and two incomplete passes later, and Tennessee took over with just over three minutes remaining, and would run out the clock to win the game.
The Cats' much maligned defense held Tennessee to only 336 total yards of offense today, and under 20 points for only the 4th time Tennessee had been held this season. Tennessee had three fumbles, with Kentucky recovering one, and the Wildcats did not turn the ball over in the game.
Andre Woodson had another excellent day, finishing 26-39, 282 yards, one touchdown. Rafael Little ran for 119 yards on 23 carries.
Kentucky (7-5, 4-4) finished the regular season in 3rd place in the SEC East, with Tennessee (9-3, 5-3) winning the battle for 2nd place in the SEC East. Both teams now await their bowl game selections before the season concludes.


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A copy of the day's itinerary indicates more than three dozen area officials will participate, including Mayor Deke Copenhaver, Georgia Health Sciences University President Ricardo Azziz, Augusta State University Vice President Jeff Foley and Richmond County Board of Education President Alex Howard.
The day includes group meetings with Gov. Nathan Deal, Georgia Department of Transportation Commissioner Keith Golden, University System Vice Chancellor Steve Wrigley and other state officials.
Likely topics of discussion include the new regional sales tax for transportation, lifting a sales tax on energy used for manufacturing, the education of military children and the former Golf and Gardens property, according to the itinerary.
The Augusta Metro and Columbia County chambers of commerce support passage of the regional 1 percent sales tax for transportation, it says. The measure goes before voters later this year.