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EMMITSBURG, Md. — Senior midfielder Amanda Pappas (Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake) and junior attack Emily Coady (Westminster, Md./Westminster) tallied six points piece to lead the UMBC women's lacrosse team (6-2) to its third straight victory, a 15-8 win over in-state rival Mount St. Mary's (1-6) Saturday afternoon at Waldron Family Stadium.
The Mount scored the first two goals of the game, but Coady ignited a 7-0 UMBC run that lasted more than 11 minutes with an unassisted goal at the 24:36 mark. She scored twice during that span and also recorded helpers on both of Pappas' tallies.
Mount St. Mary's scored two of the final three goals of
the first half, but the Retrievers led, 8-4, at the break.
Senior attack Erika Braerman (Fallston, Md./Fallston) scored her second goal of the game 2:20 into the second period to open the scoring, but the Mountaineers countered with three of the next four goals to pull to within 10-7 with 21 minutes remaining.
But freshman midfielder Kristen Bilney (Ellicott City, Md./Mount Hebron) sparked a 4-0 UMBC spurt to regain momentum for the Retrievers, who led, 14-7, with 8:06 to play, and the teams traded single goals over the final minutes.
Pappas' six points came on four goals and two assists, while Coady tallied three goals and three helpers for the second straight game. Pappas added three ground balls, three caused turnovers and two draw controls. Midfielder Esther Rufolo led Mount St. Mary's with four goals.
Senior Natalie Rau (Forest Hill, Md./Fallston) and sophomore Kendall Mason (Lloyd Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor) split time in goal and combined for six saves, while Brigid McTavish stopped five shots for the Mount.
UMBC outshot Mount St. Mary's, 22-18, and held a 17-13 advantage on ground balls and a 13-12 edge on draw controls.
The Retrievers return to action on Wednesday, when they host No. 6 Loyola at 6:30 p.m. at UMBC Stadium.
Notes: At 6-2, the Retrievers are off to their best start since 1994… Braerman moved into a tie with Kelly Fahey for sixth place all-time at UMBC with 52 career assists.
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text: Darrell Grant, performer, composer and PSU professor, has built an international reputation as a stellar pianist and versatile musician. A gifted artist whose four previous recordings have topped jazz charts, Darrell explores the lyricism and soul of songs with beauty, joy and passion. He has appeared on major concert stages from the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall to the Monterey, Telluride and San Francisco Jazz Festivals. He has been a guest on Marian McPartlands "Piano Jazz" on NPR and toured internationally with many jazz legends.


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"Years may wrinkle the skin," Ullman wrote, "but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul."
Today, requiring a walker, Conoly resides in an assisted living center in San Antonio. But in any conversation her words will spill out "I sure do miss Beeville."
Darlene, or "Dar" as she universally is known, ran a travel agency in town from 1980 until some minor strokes earlier this year forced her to quit.
"That's not quite right," she says, "because I'm still booking a few trips from here."
"Here" is a room tiny even on motel standards, dominated by a double bed and a couch.
"I really do miss Beeville," she says again. "I had thought I would spend the rest of my life there, because that is where my church is, where my friends are, where my country club is. But, it is not to be."
FRIENDS SHE has. Publishers, businessmen, community leaders, writers, authors, aviators, astronauts, oilmen, cattlemen – all search for superlatives to describe her.
"She has friends everywhere," says Kay Past.
That Conoly was more than a travel agent is no better exemplified than the Bee County Chamber of Commerce's choosing her as the Citizen of the Year in 2008.
Somewhat typically, she wasn't present at the awards banquet, but on a trip to Mexico, one of her favorite destinations.
"She's arranged art exhibits, Turkish rug sales at St. Philip's and often lent many of her artifacts for community events," Past says.
She also worked at the public library, spent 10 years on the board of the Beeville Independent School District and taught.
"I preferred seventh-grade science," she says, "because they knew more about science than I did, so I had to come home and do homework every night."
Her anecdote is in keeping with a philosophy developed at an early age.
"When my daughter is upset, she just cries. When I'm upset, I want things explained to me."
HER INQUISITIVENESS is concurrent with another Conoly trait, an irrepressible sense of humor. Her laughter flows easily and often, accompanied by a voice that seems to have been developed on the stage.
"Well, I did tap dance with Shirley Temple," she smiles and chuckles.
"My mother was from this old ranch outside of Bandera that we've had since the 1890s" (now the Dixie Dude Ranch, operated by her son, Clay).
"Mother won a beauty contest in San Antonio, which included a screen test in Hollywood. It was the height of the Great Depression. She decided she was going to be a movie star, which is why I was born in Hollywood. My mother met my father, a stunt man, at a Texas picnic out in California."
Her mother never made it to the big screen and never let her daughter forget it.
"Every time my mother would get mad at me, she would say 'not only did you do this but you ruined my career.' And daddy would say, 'It wasn't much of a career, if you really want to know. You were eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches when I found you.'"
Her mother decided if she couldn't be the star in the family, Conoly would.
At three years old, she was enrolled in a tap dancing school, where Temple was "their pride and joy."
Conoly remembers dancing on stage with Temple several times. "It was a big deal."
SHE WAS graduated from the University of Texas in 1952, not as a dancing major but with a minor in Russian.
"That's because the professor was very slow, so we all could keep up. And, also because all the cute boys were in the class."
This city began to enjoy Conoly's influence when she moved from Bandera to Beeville with her then husband, Dan, who owned a chain of drug stores throughout South Texas.
But her marriage failed.
"I opened a travel agency because it gave me the opportunity to go look at the world, and inexpensively," Conoly says. "I have been to 180 countries," she boasts, "but never to Wisconsin or Nebraska or China or New Zealand."
But she has been to every country in South America.
"I'm crazy about Brazil," she says. "I've been in the jungle and fallen into the Amazon. But they still haven't gotten it into their heads that women are as important as men."
Possibly because the country doesn't know Conoly, who could make things happen by the force of her own personality, that well.
"I hired a tutor to improve her Spanish," Past remembers.
"That Darlene," the tutor told Past, "she just butchers Spanish. But she smiles and gets everything she wants."
Such as convincing St. Philip's at one time, she says, to support an orphanage in Mexico.
BUT THAT pales to author and retired attorney Richard Rudeloff's assessment.
"She saved my life," he flatly states.
In the depths of grief years ago after the death of his second wife, Conoly persuaded Rudeloff to sign up for a tour of Mexico.
"She let me know there was more to life," he remembers. "I came back a different person."
Conoly shares a trait common to involved community leaders who have reached a critical age: every answer to a question easily becomes a lesson in local genealogy.
"Why, he's inherited a bunch of land with Eagle Ford Shale possibilities. As a result, he has every woman in Beeville chasing after him," she tells of one person she knows.
She still owns the closed travel agency, but it's up for sale.
"I'm pricing it right. Property values are higher because of Eagle Ford Shale. I have at least two people who are interested."
She strongly suggests she is getting out of the travel business at the right time.
"Definitely. Definitely. The times have changed. I don't know if it's because of the Internet or the perception of what is available there. The days of the travel agent are just about gone."
What is missing, of course, is her experience.
"You got it, Bubba!"
THE DAY lengthens; the light in her room changes on the momentous of so many years going to so many places. She glances at the wall opposite her bed. A dozen faces stare back.
"I have collected more than 200 masks from Mexico and South America," she says. "These are my favorites."
She leans against the headboard. "Isn't this wonderful? It's from Morelia, Mexico. I gave it to my daughter as a wedding gift."
Beside her, on the wall, a painting.
"Can you see who it is by?" Conoly asks. "Look at the lower left hand corner. It's hard to read: Diego Rivera."
If she no longer can, or would, journey to Mexico, it has come to her.
"They've all moved to San Antonio!" she says.
"Do I travel now?" she asks. "If I can get someone to invite me to lunch. Going to Luby's for lunch is a pretty big deal."
She fingers a necklace with a mounted green stone.
"See that? It's Helenite, made by the volcano.
"Any time you make a transition, it is difficult," she sighs. But that signature bounce bounces back.
"But you make your own happiness and, by golly, you have to work on it."
Her blue eyes laugh as she smiles. "Beeville is such an adventure. Tell all my friends I love them and miss them."
In a few hours, surrounded by masks and paintings and beneath a Mexican headboard, she will travel in dreams, a living example of an old Spanish proverb that decorates one side of Union Station in Washington, D.C.
He who would bring home the wealth of the Indies must carry the wealth of the Indies with him.
"You got it, Bubba!"
Bill Clough is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 122, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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As folks gathered to learn about tweeting, we schmoozed, snacked and made some new friends, exchanging ideas and information, just as our hosts intended. Distillery proprietors Stacy Cohen and Monty Sachs were on hand and were the first to admit that tweeting was new to them. Guests ranged in age from 21 to 90, giving me the impression that the curiosity factor runs high here at home, and so we shared our "handles" (I can be followed [uh oh] by looking for @jonathanfoxIMHO) More importantly, The River Reporter is on board, and can be followed by searching for @TRRnews. Before leaving, I learned that there will be future events, scattered about the region... so stay tuned.
Giving out my twitter handle does not count as charity (LOL), so I packed up the dog and headed out to the M&M Auto Group in Liberty, NY to say "hi" to Santa and help kick off the Toys for Tots campaign with the fine folks at Thunder 102 radio (yep- @thunder102). Country singing sensation Jimmy Wayne (@jimmywayne) was in the house, and as the National Spokesperson for Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), he gave of his time and (IMHO) considerable talents to lend a hand locally (www.sullivancountycasa.org).
Signing copies of his best-selling book, "Paper Angels," in which Jimmy shares about his tough childhood growing up in the foster care system and the steps he's since taken to support kids in similar circumstances. Wayne posed for pics with his legion of fans, and later that same day, he joined country crooners Al Stream (www.AlStreamMusic.com), local boys-make-good Nashville superstars Ken and Barry Somerville (www.somervillebrothers.com) and Texaco Country Showdown winner Jason Casterlin (www.jasoncasterlin.com) at SUNY Sullivan's Seelig Theater where they performed many of their hits for a sold-out crowd, with proceeds benefiting CASA.


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Joe Essa joined the Wolfgang Puck group in 1999 and as Managing Partner of Operations assisted with finance and operations for the 15 fine dining restaurants coast to coast. He has worked with his partners to ensure that the Wolfgang Puck fine dining restaurants continue to lead the industry in product quality, exceptional service and operational systems.
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3rd annual Business Skills for Natural World Heritage Site manager training event held
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CRYSTAL LAKE – The Crystal Lake Police Department recently completed its participation in the Illinois Department of Transportation's Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program conducted for the St. Patrick's Day holiday called "Drive to Survive."
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During the campaign, the Crystal Lake Police Department stopped 68 motorists for traffic violations, and issued 73 traffic citations which included: 32 safety belt citations, 10 citations for improper lane usage, eight citations for operation uninsured motor vehicle, seven citations for unlawful use of an electronic communications device, six citations for equipment violations, five citations for speeding, two red light violation citations, two disregard stop sign citations, and one citation for an alcohol violation.
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C-. The Haha pick raises it to a C-. Without that pick (which was a no-brainer ala the AR PICK),the score would be a D-.
We also now why TT drafts so many WRs and bypasses needs. When you look at TT's draft history it's clear that WR is the only position for which he as a talent. So clearly TT wants to stick with what he knows...which is all he knows.


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Could an STD cause really sharp pains in the lower part of my stomach?
I'm experiencing sharp pains in the lower part of my stomach. I'm having problems bending or taking deep breaths, and I also have very painful urination. It seems like my vagina is inflamed too. My boyfriend and I have both been tested and are negative for STDs. What could this be?


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I've been harping for the past few weeks that ponds, rivers and streams are the places to go to catch plenty of fish. I am not saying that big water, like Geneva, the Chain and Delavan aren't any good. They are big and harder to fish. They are farther away, too.
What I am trying to do is to help the average guy get out more often without spending a ton of time and a bunch of gas, because budgets are tight and leisure time is diminishing.
I've always been a fan of hitting a local pond that is close enough to my house that I can reach it by foot in a reasonable amount of time. It's convenient and I'm sure the exercise is good for me.
If it were totally up to me, I'd be at that pond every evening after dinner until dark, but family commitments and household chores have some priority, at least they do to my wife of 37 years.
Sometimes I make a game of my little jaunts. I may give myself an hour to fish and see how many bass I can catch. My current record is seven and I am always willing to spend 60 minutes trying to beat that mark.
Occasionally, I'll grab a rod and walk to the water with the thought that I am going to go home after catching two bass. Sometimes, I head home after 10 minutes and sometimes it takes two hours. I like challenging myself with my little mind games.
There are times when I will fish and only bring one lure. It may be a lure that I need to learn how to work better and this forces me to do that.
Maybe the one lure method is something I do to make myself decide to either keep using or eliminate it from my tackle box. You should have some confidence that every bait you carry can catch fish during the right times and conditions and this is a way to prove to yourself if a particular lure is worthy.
I almost always have a rod in my trunk along with a tiny tackle box with a few baits that I favor for local pond fishing. A good two-piece rod will fit in any vehicle and this keeps you at the ready to attack a local pond that you spot while in the car.
A pair of shoes is a necessity to carry in the trunk to change into so you can get a few casts in at a local pond on your lunch hour. People look at you funny when you walk back into the office with clods of dirt trailing behind you.
You don't have to stretch every fishing trip into a whole-day excursion.
Fishing report: Northern Illinois – Dave Kranz from Dave's Bait, Tackle and Taxidermy in Crystal Lake reports: "Fishing has been good as of late. Vulcan Lakes at the Three Oaks Recreation Center in Crystal Lake has been turning out hot bass action when the winds have been gentler. Always try to fish the points and shoreline that the wind is blowing toward. Drop-shot rigs featuring Roboworms work very well, as do jig/plastic combos and shallow running crankbaits. Catfish are hot all over with Sonny's stinkbait and chicken livers being the top producers. Fishing in the slop using topwater frog baits is one of the best ways to spend time on the water right now and it is a technique that works great for bank anglers, too."
Honest John from C.J. Smith's resort on Grass Lake sends word, "Nice catfish are being caught and the channels are the places to be. Nightcrawlers, stinkbait or shrimp are all good bait choices. Bluegills are coming on strong in the shallow channels on trout worms or use a No. 10 hook tipped with a redworm or waxworm. Smallmouth bass are being caught at the Spring Lake Bridge on nightcrawlers, golden roaches and spinnerbaits. Walleyes are really biting and the Lake Marie sandbars are the hot spots. Drift over them using XL fatheads or leeches for some real action. Largemouth bass are very active. The channels all around Spring Lake are producing some nice ones. Nightcrawlers or medium golden roaches are best live baits. Also try small-to-medium crank baits and assorted plastics to tempt them. Muskie action has been fair."
Lake Michigan – Captain Bob Rossa of Migrator Charters says, "Fishing on Lake Michigan has been good this past week. Kings, Cohoes, steelhead and lake trout are all being caught. Fish from 80 to 200 feet of water. The salmon and steelhead are being caught in the top 80 feet of the water column, while most of the lakers are being taken right on the bottom. Moonshine's RV Wonderbread has been a good lure for the salmon and steelhead, while a green and white Spin-N-Glow, tied 24 inches behind a chrome dodger, has been a very good bait for lake trout. Perch season is closed for the month of July in Illinois."
You are able to apply online for the second lottery for free Illinois Dove Hunting permits for hunting at select state sites. Online applications may be submitted from now until Tuesday. Any resident hunters who were unsuccessful in the first lottery, residents who did not apply in the first lottery, and non-resident hunters, are eligible to apply for permits in the second lottery. After Tuesday's deadline, hunters may apply for remaining free dove permits on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 8 a.m. on July 31. For more information, check the IDNR website at www.dnr.illinois.gov/hunting/dove.
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On Feb. 18, a federal judge sentenced Stokes, 36, to nearly 12 years in prison and Cortinas, 40, to nearly 18 years, according to reports.
The two had faced a minimum of 15 and up to 30 years in jail.
Authorities originally discovered nude photos of a minor female relative on a flash drive while responding to a domestic violence call in Three Rivers.
During the May 13, 2013 incident that attracted police, Stokes had been stabbed and cut by his wife. She told officers she injured him after discovering the photos, reports show.
Stokes admitted to a sexual interest in children for the past 20 years and that he and his friend, Cortinas, had a previous conversation in which both discussed their mutual sexual interest in children, authorities said.
Stokes told Cortinas he had nude images of the young female, which Cortinas asked to see, reports show.
Stokes then sent some of the images of the child via text message from his cell phone, according to the account.
Within an hour, Cortinas then sent nude images of one of his minor female relatives as well, officials said.
From that day forward, Stokes and Cortinas would send each other "voyeur"-type images of these minor children taken without the their knowledge as well as other child pornography images downloaded from the Internet, according to reports.
Stokes told authorities Cortinas also sent nude images which he had taken of another child.
State search warrants were executed on both residences which resulted in the discovery of evidence related to the child pornography production described by Stokes.
This case, prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Lance Duke and investigated by the FBI, was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice to fight child sexual exploitation and abuse, reports show.


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I want to get Zoom teeth whitening done by my dentist. I am currently breastfeeding my 7 month old. Is this safe??
I want to get Zoom teeth whitening done by my dentist. I am currently breastfeeding my 7 month old. Is this safe??
Ask your dentist? If they are not sure, see if the office can contact the Zoom manufacture for you. I'm not sure if enough research has been done on whitening and breastfeeding. I work for an orthodontist and we had a Crest rep selling us the white strips and that was one of my questions for her. She didn't have an answer for me. However, I don't know much about Zoom.
I did look on the internet and found this "If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you should not use whitening products that contain bleach."
Hi! I'm Shelley!
Feeling like a and lovin' it!
Cloth Diapering Convert
Married DH 8/5/2000
DS 2/25/03 Always making me laugh!
DD 1/23/07 Loves to Breastfed 15 months with no end in sight!
Take a look at this - this may help you
Click here to find an LLL leader near you...or call 1 877 4 LA LECHE for help now.
"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent."
Eleanor Roosevelt
"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."
Ban the bags. ......... Watch your language. ....... Help keep Dr Newman's clinic open!
We demand that our childcare providers are CPR certified... why don't we demand the same of ourselves! Get certified!
I lost 22 lbs in 8 months... with a bit of determination and common sense information from this book.
I worked for a dentist before Haley was born, so I think I can answer this with some confidence. It is not recommended to use strong whitening products while pregnant or nursing. You absorb things through your teeth (fluoride and the products in whiteners, as well as other stuff), and it is possible for some amount to be passed to baby. There is controversy over whether tooth whiteners are really that harmful, but the manufacturers' labels warn against it. I'd say rather to be safe than sorry. (I was told, though, that a whitening toothpaste is ok because it is not the same strength as the whiteners. Keep in mind that these toothpastes are more abrasive, though.) HTH!
I love my kids. I care for them accordingly. What more can I say?
It is safe.
From Kelly Mom and Hale (who is THE GUY on medical information and breastfeeding) : Teeth whiteners are carbamide peroxide, which is just a stabilized formulation of hydrogen peroxide. When it touches tissue, it releases pure hydrogen peroxide almost immediately. Its transfer to the plasma is minimal, if at all. According to Thomas Hale, PhD (in Medications and Mothers' Milk), "it would be all but impossible for any to reach breastmilk except under extreme overdose." Even if absorbed, it would be metabolized in seconds.
I think (know) doctors say, "This isn't safe" because there isn't information readily available. So to cover their butts, they just say to avoid things, when in many cases, it isn't necessary.


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Copenhagen Advances To Girls' Soccer Finals
In Copenhagen, the top-seeded Lady Golden Knights hosted Alexandria in a Frontier League girls' D Division semifinal game.
Copenhagen advances to the finals after taking that game 5-1.
Click on the picture for highlights, plus action from a pair of girls' A Division semifinals that saw Watertown blanking Indian and Carthage shutting out Immaculate Heart.
Also in the video, Copenhagen sophomore Claire Stackel received the NSCAA/top-drawer soccer.com National High School Player of the Week award.
There are also boys' soccer highlights from games pitting Massena against Potsdam and Norwood-Norfolk against Brushton-Moira.
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Thousand Islands 6
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Clifton-Fine -- postponed
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Malone 1
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Parishville-Hopkinton 3
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Halo: Reach
First game of my series run through on Heroic.
Halo: Reach
First game of my series run through on Heroic.
NDS Rockman Zero Collection (Currently on Rockman Zero 4)
PSP Lost Heroes
PSP Digimon World Re:Digitize
"人には知らない世界はそこに存在する、そして人には知らない冒険はそこに始まってる"Chapter 1: 謎の世界の生き物、闘うトレーナーたち
I fiiiiinaaaaaly got my hands on: the world ends with you.
it does not dissapoint so far.
#PokemonMoon #TeamRowlet
I am one of Jehovah's Witnesses.
If you have a question about my religion, or wish to discuss my religion, the Bible, or anything related to this topic, feel free to PM or VM me, take a look at the information in my profile or visit our official website.
Got The Walking Dead and Fallout New Vegas for Christmas.
Spoiler:- Moon Progress:
@ T a p u V i l l a g e
I'm playing Okami, Super Mario 3D Land, Yoshi's Island DS, White 2, Team Fortress 2, and Castle Crashers.
I also got both Portal games, and I beat Portal 1 (I glitched it in a weird way so it didn't play the credits), but have yet to start Portal 2.
Credit to Mew_ for the banner and pokemon player for the Growlithe Lickies.
Alice: Madness Returns. Pretty great. Once I'm finished that I'm probably gonna start Tales of Vesperia. It finally got a much needed reprint for the 360, so I ordered it in the other day.
super mario 3D land
Scribblenauts Unlimited
Paper Mario Sticker Star
CoD: BO2
Struggling with skyrims dragonborn DLC, but having fun with the rest.
Playing lots of Persona 4 The Golden. Haven't really touched my other new Vita games it's so good.
Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition
I'm going to Achievement this up and then play a little Walking Dead.
Also Dragon Age: Origins as an Elf Mage.
I just ordered Halo 2 off Amazon last night along with Assassin's Creed Revelations. So when they come in (Halo 2 will be here first) I'll be doing playthroughs of the series. I'm starting with Reach, then CE, 2, 3 ODST, 3, 4. Then Assassin's Creed after I finish Halo. I don't have to list the order because it's pretty easy to follow.
Huge Overwatch fan
Battle.net: the3rdH0kage#1765
Xbox: the3rdH0kage
Play WOW:
Horde Mal'Ganis
Not exactly a video game, but currently I am playing games at pc.
Been playing Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance trying to beat the secret boss with Sora. Managed to beat him with Riku, but Sora? No. Not even close.
I was also practicing on SSBB so I could beat my friend from another state on wifi. Couldn't win because of the wifi lag.
In between my constant Black 2 gaming, I haven't had much time for anything else. BUT seeing as I recently got Last Window: The Secret of Cape West for Christmas and because I liked the first game, Hotel Dusk, I've started a new game yesterday and it's pretty decent so far. At the moment, I'm only up to Chapter Four, but I am already intrigued to see how the story unfolds. I think, as of now, I still prefer the predecessor though. I haven't touched Paper Mario: Sticker Star yet. The bad reviews have me worried :/
I've been on ACIII for PS3. Too bad I can't get a decent players for multiplayer. Been working on vanilla Pokemon White too.
White FC: 1163-0532-1319, Name: Budoy
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary on Heroic difficulty.
LittleBigPlanet for the PS Vita.
Dj Max Technika Tune on the PS Vita.
3DS FC: 3523 2818 0917 X IGN: PsychoDon904 Y IGN: PsychoDon904
NOTICE: I just started my part time job recently and I don't have as much time to trade so on the weekdays I am available between 12pm - 3pm/11pm - 4am EST Monday - Friday and all day Sundays when I wake up.
Pokemon Y Is my main of the two with over 999:59+ Hours invested since launch.
Pokemon X&Y!!!
FS type: Electric (Stunfisk, Electrode and Galvantula)
Y MM Tries: 11
Current MM: N/A
Successful MM: 3IV Deino (73rd egg)/3IV Honedge (433rd egg)/4IV Gible (8th egg)/5IV Goomy (8th Egg)/4IV(0 Spe) Honedge (100th egg)/4IV (0 Def....GARBAGE!!!) Pumpkaboo XL (12th egg)/5IV Machop (72nd egg)
I got Crayon Physics Deluxe in a Humble Bundle and I've been playing that a lot, but I'm terrible!
I just started playing Pokemon Black and I'm trying to finish Super Mario Land 3D. I just have to finish the last four special worlds with Luigi and then I'll have clocked the game.
My FC is 1506 8504 1063
Pokemon Black team: The sixth spot is for whatever I feel like using at the time.
Looking for:
Pm me If you have any of these and I'll see if we can work something out.
My favorite Pokemon:
A man once told me I can't have my cake and eat it too. I then proceeded to eat not only my cake but his as well.
What if the stickers are the only things made in China?
I finished playing Arkham asylum, so now I have just started to play arkham city.
PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond, but now it's Pokémon White Version 2 since I finished the story.


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Here it is. It's the list that no one can ever agree on, simply because there are so many good choices. I'm talking the most iconic video game weapons, people. We've only chosen five, and they're probably not the five you would have chosen. Or they might be too mainstream for your tastes. But they're recognizable. You know them. If you didn't, you wouldn't be able to dispute their inclusion on the list. We're ready for a little dissension in the ranks, though, as we bring you the top five most iconic video game weapons of all time.
BFG 9000, Doom
We all know what it stands for. Don't pretend you don't. But for the sake of political correctness we'll refer to it as the Big Freakin' Gun straight out of one of the most classic FPS series of all time: Doom. This huge hunk of metal is the most powerful firearm in the game, capable of destroying nearly any monster that crosses its path. As it fires round after round of green plasma, enemies quake in fear and players find sadistic grins etching themselves into their cheeks. It's so important that even Quake II and Quake III Arena needed a reason to include it in both respective games. The name alone makes it one of those aspects of gaming you just can't wipe from your mind. Accept it, or it'll probably blow your head off. That's not us making those threats, either.
Master Sword and Shield, The Legend of Zelda
Throughout the lands of Hyrule one couldn't think of going on an adventure without this memorable set of weapons: the Master Sword and Hylian shield. As one of the staples in The Legend of Zelda games, Link couldn't be expected to save Zelda, let alone all of Hyrule, without these irreplaceable tools. And with the Wii Motion Plus you too can feel like Link swinging his mighty sword as he raises it towards the skies. Not only is this sword memorable, the moves that you can perform with Link are just as strongly embedded into our minds. You and Link can take down enemies with sword thrusts, spin attacks, and a plethora of other deadly moves. The legend lives on, and through one of the most universally recognized symbols of all time.
Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device, Portal
From the moment we were introduced to Chell and the maniacal GlaDOS, we became instantly smitten with the utterly insane portal device issued to Chell for her...experiments. Its sleek and attractive exterior, resembling of those fancy-schmancy Apple doohickeys we're so infatuated with belies its true potential. This thing can make portals. Imagine the practical real-life uses for this thing. Admit it: the first time you actually passed through one of the portals changed your mind about puzzle games and physics, right? Valve's ingenious invention will be forever engraved in our minds.
Buster Sword, Final Fantasy VII
With the advent of (see what we did there?) Final Fantasy VII and Cloud Strife, we saw the introduction of the angsty ex-SOLDIER's comically large Buster Sword, which has often been mimicked but never truly reproduced. It's actually a fairly uninteresting design, but it's so ridiculously huge and undoubtedly the inspiration behind every post-FFVII RPG parody. Emo kids everywhere cherish their life-sized replica and we swoon over Cloud's obvious over-compensatory sidearm, but it sure kicks a lot of ass where it counts.
Mega Buster, Mega Man
It's Mega Man! Come on. How can one not think back to their childhood and not remember their trusty Mega Buster? It was you and three little yellow dots floating across the screen versus the the evil robots set to take over the world! Er, at least that's how it seemed when you were just a kid. Only later did Mega Man get some upgrades to his faithful buster, allowing him to charge it, giving him a bigger blast to clear out more enemies in one go. No matter what, even if all your other weapons had run dry and you had no more energy capsules, you could always relay on your buster. That's the mark of a trusty weapon, right there.
So what did we forget? Let us know. Just be sure to keep the safety on.
Brittany Vincent is a freelance writer who routinely eviscerates virtual opponents and tempts fate by approaching wayward Zoloms. A connoisseur of all things bloody and bizarre, she's available to chat via Twitter @MolotovCupcake, and is always ready to take on new projects. You can peruse her archived work at PfhortheWin.com


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Six articles grace this special edition of Scientific American; half of which explain the language of the body, touching on insights offered by our gestures. Other articles delve into new advances in the early detection of autism and ways people can recover lost senses of smell. These narrated nuggets of science appeal to a wide audience. They are based in research, but chockfull of human stories. Plus, the talented performer makes these articles approachable. In particular, he proves his ease with technical language as he employs a conversational tone. These audio issues of Scientific American are perfect on-the-go education for busy-but-curious listeners.
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Q4): What are some of your hobbies and/or things that you enjoy doing when you're not writing or taking care of other author business?
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Q&A Interview and Giveaway with Kalayna Price
Q4): What are some of your hobbies and/or things that you enjoy doing when you're not writing or taking care of other author business?
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I would love to read one of your books. They look really interesting. Great interview :) email@example.com
- November 22, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- kathy miller said...
I'm a big fan of Kalayna's books, with the Grave series being one of my all time favorites. I love the triangle between Alex, Falin & Death. I also really Kita's stories and I think Nathan is really hot. I enjoyed reading this interview.
- November 22, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- miki said...
Great interview, i really would like to win your book and discover more about these univers
thanks you for the opportunity
gfc follower: miki ( or isabelle frisch)
- November 22, 2011 at 7:57 AM
- CYP @ A Bookalicious Story said...
Ohh, I've always wanted to read her books! Great interview, and thanks for the giveaway!
- November 22, 2011 at 8:15 AM
- Proserpine said...
I never read a book from this author but I would love to read one of her books! Thanks for the interview and giveaway!
- November 22, 2011 at 9:24 AM
- Candice said...
thanks for a great giveaway!! i would love to win!!
- November 22, 2011 at 11:06 AM
- Imajicasnow said...
Awesome cause she is on my to get list! Thanks for a great interview and a chance to win!
- November 22, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Christina @ Twin Dragons said...
Thanks for the giveaway! I've been wanting to read the Alex Craft series for a while now. Great interview.
- November 22, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Na said...
Thank you for featuring Kalyana Price! Her Alex Craft series have caught my eye and I am adding it to my want to read list.
GFC follower
- November 22, 2011 at 2:42 PM
- Victoria said...
I haven't read you yet but I think I'd like your work. I loved the interview. Don't feel bad about your tiger, I have a bunny :). My husband often puts a miniature suitcase under his arm to make it look like he's going out of town - it's too cute ;).
- November 22, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Jewel said...
Kalayna Price's books sound so good. Definitely something I would like to read.
Thanks Carla for introducing this author to me. :)
- November 22, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Barbara E. said...
I enjoyed the interview and I'm looking forward to reading Kalayna's books. I have Grave Witch on my TBR shelf patiently waiting for me to read it.
Barbed1951 at aol dot com
- November 22, 2011 at 6:56 PM
- Amy said...
I love urban fantasy but have not read the Alex series yet. Would love to read these books!
- November 22, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- elaing8 said...
Great interview.I've read Once Bitten and need to finish the other books.And I can't wait to read her Alex Craft series.Thanks for the chance to win one of her books.
- November 22, 2011 at 8:25 PM
- Bonnie said...
Oh I really like the Alex Craft series. Death is one of my favorite characters. I didn't know she had another series out. The Haven series is going in my TBR pile and on my Christmas list.
- November 22, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- burbanette said...
Great interview! Thanks for the opportunity to win a book! firstname.lastname@example.com
- November 22, 2011 at 10:09 PM
more books to add to my TBR pile. Thanx for the great interview!!!
- November 23, 2011 at 6:30 AM
- dawnmomoffour said...
I am such a deep quote collector! I can see why you got stumped. I could never pick just one!
Thanks for the chance to win a book. I've never read yours so it would be a great time to start.
-Dawn aka dawnmomoffour
- November 23, 2011 at 7:38 AM
- alainala said...
ohh i really like these books! devoured the first 2 in the grave witch series.. thanks for the great interview and amazing contest!!
alainala AT hotmail DOT ca
- November 23, 2011 at 11:24 AM
I have not yet had a chance to read one of Kalayna's books. I would love to read the first book in the Alex Craft series. Thanks so much for the awesome giveaway! email@example.com
- November 23, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- SdyLion said...
Thank you for the interview and a chance to get to know your books. sdylion(at)gmail(dot)com
- November 24, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Missyb0103 said...
I would love to win one of your books!!!! I follow the Grave series and would love love to win the next one!!
Thanks so much for the contest!!!
- November 25, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Brandy B aka Brandlwyne said...
Hi KALAYNA. You are a new author to me and your books sound amazing. I am going to put you on my TBR list. Your covers are really cool especially Grave Witch.
Awesome contest aswell.
brandyzbooks at yahoo dot com
- November 25, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Liesa Manis said...
Wow a new author to read!!
- November 27, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- Sharon said...
I love Alex Croft! But I haven't read your other series yet. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy :)
sstogner1 at gmail dot com
- November 28, 2011 at 10:15 AM
nice , would like to read these
- November 30, 2011 at 12:50 AM


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Asian elephants have been domesticated for hundreds of years for foresting and often battle. There are many places across Asia where Asian elephants are kept for tourists to ride, and are often treated fairly badly. Asian elephants are well known for their immense strength and friendliness towards humans.
Today, the Asian elephant is considered an endangered species with only around 50,000 left in the wild. This is due to the loss of habitat of the Asian elephant and illegal poachers hunting the Asian elephant, for their skins and ivory.
The Asian elephant has smaller ears than the African elephant and the Asian elephant also has a more curved spine than the African elephant. Unlike the African elephants, the female Asian elephant very rarely have tusks, and if the female Asian elephant does have tusks, they are generally barely visible and can only be seen when the female Asian elephant opens her mouth.
The Asian elephant follows strict migration routes that are determined by the monsoon season. The eldest elephant of the Asian elephant herd is responsible for remembering the migration route of its Asian elephant herd. This Asian elephant migration generally takes place between the wet and dry seasons and problems arose when farms where built along the migratory routes of the Asian elephant herds, as the Asian elephants caused a great deal of destruction to the newly founded farmland.
Asian elephants are herbivorous animals meaning that they only eat plants and plant matter in order to gain all of the nutrients that they need to survive. Asian elephants eat a wide variety of vegetation including grasses, leaves, shoots, barks, fruits, nuts and seeds. Asian elephants often use their long trunk to assist them in gathering food.
Due to their large size, Asian elephants have very few predators within their natural environment. Besides human hunters, tigers are the primary predator of the Asian elephant, although they tend to hunt the smaller Asian elephant calves rather than the much larger and stronger adults.
Female Asian elephants are generally able to breed by the time they are 10 years old, and give birth to a single Asian elephant calf after a 22 month gestation period. When the Asian elephant calf is first born, it weighs about 100 kg, and is cared for not only by it\'s mother by also by other female Asian elephants in the herd (known as aunties). The infant Asian elephant remains with its mother until it is around 5 years old and gains its independence, with males often leaving the herd and female calves staying.
Today, the Asian elephant is considered to be an animal that is in immediate danger of becoming extinct due to the fact that Asian elephant populations have been declining at a critical rate. Asian elephants are thought to be suffering primarily due to habitat loss in the form of deforestation and hunting for their ivory tusks by human poachers.


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A letter from the Texas Commission on Jail Standards to Karnes County Sheriff Dwayne Villanueva dated April 3 acknowledged the excellent work done by the Karnes County Sheriff's Office in obtaining a Certificate of Compliance for the Karnes County Jail.
"The Certificate of Compliance demonstrates your outstanding leadership and the diligent work of your staff in complying with minimum jail standards," The letter stated. "In addition, this achievement is a direct result of your office's commitment to excellence and is an example of dedication and professionalism in maintaining a safe, secure, and sanitary facility."
"The citizens of Karnes County should be proud of your combined efforts, as is the Texas Commission on Jail Standards," the letter concluded.
Karnes County Sheriff Dwayne Villanueva explained during an interview with The Karnes Coutnywide last week that one of the main issues with the aging county jail was with increasingly strict standards regarding segregating offenders based on their gender or level of risk to other offenders.
Villanueva explained that they have been better able to meet that standard by housing maiximum security offenders at the GEO Group's Karnes County Correctional Center.
Thirty beds are available for county offenders at the GEO unit as a result of an agreement between GEO and Karnes County, and the county is now able to make use of all 30 beds. Until recently, however, the county was unable to make use of these beds because the GEO unit did not meet state standards for incarcerating state and county offenders.
Fortunately, that is no longer the case and Villanueva said the county is now able to utilize, on average, 21 to 27 of the beds available at the GEO unit.
With recent changes in Karnes County as a result of the Eagle Ford Shale oil boom, especially in regard to a much higher number of people living and working in the county, the demand for beds for offenders is higher than it ever has been.
DWIs and family violence offenses continue to be a problem but drug offenses are also on the rise, Villanueva explained, especially in regard to synthetic marijuana.
"They are so aggressive," Villanueva explained regarding users of the new drug. "I have seen aggressive before, as with cocaine and other drugs, but with synthetic marijuana it is especially bad."
The sheer volume that the sheriff's office has to deal with now, is especially different than it once was, Villanueva said.
The sheriff explained that the fact that the county is actively working toward the construction of a new jail, may be helpful in regard to staying in compliance with the commission's standards.
As far as Villanueva is concerned, the construction and opening of the new county jail can not happen soon enough, although completion of the project may be one to two years from now.
"We will have a new facility and we will have more cells to separate offenders and this will make it much easier to stay in compliance," Villanueva said.


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Fire Destroys Pamelia Mobile Home
A mobile home in the town of Pamelia was destroyed by fire Friday morning.
Officials closed the Knowlesville Road shortly after 8 a.m. because of the blaze. The road reponed around 10:30 a.m.
No cause has been determined.
The property is owned by Brian Kampnich. Larry Spencer and his wife lived there. They were both at work when the fire broke out.
Kampnich said the Spencers lived there over 16 years.
Fire officials say the trailer was fully involved when they arrived. They call it a total loss.
The family dog, which was kept in a cage inside the trailer, died. Otherwise, there were no injuries.
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The Spanish club Fusión Española incorporates the beautiful sounds of Peru, Brazil and Spain during its first annual Latin Music Festival, noon to 2 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 11, in the theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall. The festival is designed to foster an understanding and appreciation of Spanish and Hispanic-American cultures. Tapas will be served at 11:30 a.m. and performances by three musical groups will begin at noon. The festival is free; guests are welcome to come and go as they wish.
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hi, how do u ladies organise your milk in a deep freezer? :confused: I mean how do u label and organise them so u can identify the oldest milk to be used 1st? How do u store the newest milk at the bottom instead of piling it on top of the older milk, otherwise the oldest milk will be inaccessible at the bottom of the freezer?
Not sure if I make sense? :o anyone have any ideas how to organise the milk?


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On Friday, July 21 and Wednesday, July 24, construction workers broke unmarked gas lines while working on the East Blithedale Street Maintenance and Sewer Rehabilitation Project. In both incidents, responders immediately established safety protocols to ensure public welfare: construction staff notified PG&E and emergency responders who were immediately deployed to the site. Mill Valley Police and Fire personnel closed nearby roadways and sidewalks to vehicles and pedestrians and advised residents in the nearby area to shelter in place. In both cases, PG&E staff worked quickly to isolate the problem and repair the leaks, and no injuries were reported. We apologize for the inconvenience caused by the gas line breaks and thank all residents for their understanding and patience as emergency personnel worked to mitigate the issues. To address resident concerns, we wanted to convey some information about the gas lines found along East Blithedale and our ongoing efforts to work with PG&E to correctly identify their utility locations and depths. Blithedale Avenue is one of the City's oldest roads, and has had multiple configurations of sewer, gas, and other utility lines placed under its many layers of pavement throughout its 150 year lifespan. The gas lines under East Blithedale are small, low pressure distribution lines and service laterals. While gas line breaks are uncommon, unfortunately, there is potential for additional episodes as work continues on the roadway. The City has established response actions for gas line breaks to ensure public safety. The locations of transmission, distribution and service laterals (as well as pressure regulator devices and shut-off valves) in Mill Valley are well known to the City's Fire and Public Works staff. The City has good communication with PG&E staff and has participated in training events to ensure smooth emergency operations during these types of incidents. City and PG&E staff will continue to work with the contractor to correctly identify the many unmarked and abandoned utility lines on East Blithedale in order to reduce potential recurrence of these incidents in the future. We appreciate your assistance and cooperation while we work on this important infrastructure project. If you have questions or comments, please call the East Blithedale Project Hotline at 590-0117 or email email@example.com.
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I think i'm going to try eliminating dairy and seeing if that does ANYTHING.
Also, I'm calling the ped office monday to find out if he would agree with the nurse (he was out of town last week) and if he does, which i'm pretty sure he wont, but if he does then its time for a new ped!
The only thing that seems to make him happy are nursing and standing up and bouncing with him. Never knew a not even 9 pound baby could be sooooo heavy!!!!!!!! He is atleast sleeping for about 3 hours a night...sometimes even more! I'm so glad of that! I'll let ya'll know what the ped says!


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Special State Board of Education Meeting
via video conference
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
1:00 p.m.
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Chicago Location:
ISBE Video Conference Room, James R. Thompson Center
14th Floor, 100 W. Randolph, Chicago, IL
Springfield Location:
ISBE Video Conference Room, 3rd Floor
100 N. First Street, Springfield, IL
This meeting will also be audio cast on the Internet at: www.isbe.net
- Roll Call/Pledge of Allegiance (Times are estimated and are for planning purposes only)
- Consideration of and Possible Actions on Any Requests for Participation in Meeting by Other Means
- Public Participation
- Resolutions & Recognition
- Rules for Adoption
- Part 1 (Public Schools Evaluation, Recognition and Supervision) (Cindy Zumwalt)
- Part 235 (Early Childhood Education Block Grant) (Cindy Zumwalt)
- Discussion Items
- Other Items for Discussion
- Announcements
- Adjourn
This meeting will be accessible to persons with disabilities. Persons planning to attend who need special accommodations should contact the Board office no later than the date prior to the meeting. Contact the Superintendent's office at the State Board of Education, Phone: 217-782-2221; TTY/TDD: 217-782-1900; Fax: 217-785-3972.
NOTE: Chairman Chico may call for a break in the meeting as necessary in order for the Board to go into closed session.


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The mission of the Center of Excellence in Faith and Health is to be the safe and lively space to teach, learn, train, educate, explore and research the innovative practices that flow from the blended intelligences of faith and the health sciences. Into this shared generative environment, we welcome patients, families, healthcare professionals, clergy, academics from many disciplines and those who share more than one of these identities.
We are dedicated to the improved health of our patients and the communities we serve, but are also grateful to be part of a global learning network that is dedicated to improving health in many places.


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Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
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i don't want to become an uchiha... i rather want to be a sennin!!! O.O
I would be an Uchiha yes it comes with its downs but it has it upsides.
Yes, i would be an uchiha...........ive just always wanted to susanoo up in the club.....or in a fancy restaurant, maybe a football game.......it just looks fun
Yeah an Uchiha but not living in the village with the clan more like a traveller.
i prefer to be a hyuuga
Hell yeah, walk around finding every sexy chick and using my eyes to *win* them over. ehehehe.
Originally Posted by ~Dream~
I would be a Uchiha but one with good plans and deeds. I would be the Madara Uchiha but with good plans. Imagine Madara good, that would be f**king sick. He would of left Konohagakure like Jariya and just solo everyone in Akatsuki.
You'd get cursed, and practially brainwashed into doing bad things.
I'd want to for their powers (which are probably the most badass in the series) but not for the bloody eye X_O
I would love to be an Uchiha hehe.
Kamui ftw.
I would become the richest person in the entire world in just a few weeks. Transporting big/expensive stuff over big distances for companies in just a few seconds. Or traveling to the other end of the universe, gathering samples from other planets, taking pictures etc.
So many ways to get ridiculous rich in nearly no time xD
Or I just wouldnt give a crap about anything, take what I want, do what I want. "Catch me if you can" :D
No, I don't want to have my period out of my eyes.
Uchihas are pretty D
NA i would rather be from the nara clan
Sharingan and shit is awesome and everything, but having to have black hair kind of ruins it for me.
I find black hair disgusting.
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Philadelphia Phillies (6-6) at Atlanta Braves (8-4)
Starting Pitchers:
PHI: Roberto Hernandez
TEX: Ervin Santana
Time: 7:05, Citizens Bank Park
Weather: Partly Cloudy, 77
Media: Twitter and Facebook
Tickets: Phillies tickets
A Note for Tonight:
The Phillies will continue their N.L. East play Monday night as they open a four-game set with the Braves, and their newly acquired right-hander Ervin Santana. Santana, who tossed eight scoreless in his debut, has faced the Phillies only once in his career, pitching seven innings and allowing just one unearned run in that start. The only Phillies who have ever faced him are Marlon Byrd, Tony Gwynn Jr., Jayson Nix and Will Nieves, with the latter two collecting the only hits. Santana will have to quiet the league's hottest hitter in Chase Utley, who, after going 3-for-4 on Sunday, rose his average to .500 (20-for-40) with three homers and 10 RBI. This is the Phillies' first game this season against Atlanta, who in 2013 won the season series over the Phillies 11-8.
Lineup: Gwynn Jr. CF / Rollins SS / Utley 2B / Howard 1B / Byrd RF / Brown LF / Ruiz C / Asche 3B / Hernandez P
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Awesome pitching by Hernandez in that first inning… Very impressive, I really like this guy
I agree w you Hogey. He's a great innings water. A Joe Blanton? Bc u know the second he gets rocked, which he will, we will blast him.
Good shot RYHO!!!!! Did y'all see that shift?? Haha geez. Glad this is on ESPN. sucks living in DC and never being able to see them and just following on my phone.
Welp, now we gotta score some runs. Lets see if this team can show us some grit tonight!
Faustino pitched very well. He had a case of the Cliff Lee run support problem from last season.
He made one big mistake that cost us 2runs.
Ah well. Wow!!!! Hollands looked tough in that inning!!!!!
Rosenberg is not the best relief pitcher I have ever seen.
Those were some bombs.
This loss is squarely on Sandberg for his mismanagement of the pitching staff. Starter should have been replaced after first batter in sixth inning, he was obviously laboring near the 100 pitch level, yet no one was even warming up. Then later, back to back homers should be enough for any glutton, but maybe they were just lucky; let's make it three.
Dom Brown!!!! Utley!!! Byrd!!! Gwynn Jr making up for Rosenbergs horrible batting practice!!!!! Whoa!
There's a downtown brown siting baby!!!!!! Yes!!!!!
C'mon Diekman. Fingers are crossed! Make the Braves look like Howard at the plate.
I give the team a lot of crap.
But that is still some exciting stuff to watch.
The Utley rejuvenation is fun.
This division is VERY bad.
I am not sold on the Senators with their new manager and injuries.
The Braves will collapse because of the injuries and the Mets and Fish are 100 loss type of teams.
Just saying.
Here we go.
Oh man.
Why Utley?
Why the walk?
The replay system must be changed
ok diekman cant close
Pull diekman now hello
Uggla no less.
So much for that feeling of excitement lol
Ok I will not rant.
Good night everyone
Excellent f.n job tonight Sandberg, this is ridiculous, I've supported you nonstop but this is asinine…. Unbelievable
WTH diekman. Geez dude. That's just a pathetic inning. 10000% rattled In his first Save chance.
Too bad you couldn't throw strikes to begin with diekman…
Get some better bullpen arms Ruben
This is a f.n joke
There are no words for how angry I am right now. Walk city and then a grandslam! Man, I'm steamed!
I don't understand how Rosenberg is on a MLB team.
Is there an email address for Ruben?
Ill write and ask him that question.
There is an email the judges option at the race track I go to.
they have always answered my questions in a courteous and timely manner.
The 1-2 punch of Adams & Papelbon are earning a combined $20 million this season, which doesn't leave much money to fill out the rest of the pen. Unfortunately, allocation of resources has never been one of Amaro's strong suits.
Awesome bullpen… That Atlanta has, holy shit I can't believe they can get outs without giving up runs, that's crazy
Tough lose to shallow sight
You pay your closer the most amount any closer has gotten in MLB and he can't pitch for 1 more inning?
Screw the rules, Ryne, put his ass in there to pitch, espcially in game when your team comes back like that. Jeez…..
Is there any truth to the rumor that Rosenberg is going to pitch the home run derby before this year's all star game?
I hope not that will take 10 hours… For the first round alone


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"The civil authority has been, ever from the days of Herod, the enemy of Christ. The question, now pending, is whether the Church shall admit to ministry those only who, according to the dictation of the civil power, are fit for the office."
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West Virginia showcased on fishing show
Fishing is one of the latest tools the state is using to hook the interest of business executives. The state will be featured on the Outdoor Channel's "Fly Rod Chronicles with Curtis Fleming" beginning this month.
The West Virginia Department of Commerce has made West Virginia a presenting sponsor for the 2013 season of "Fly Rod Chronicles." Primary Commerce agencies contributing to the sponsorship and show content are West Virginia Tourism and State Parks.
The sponsorship includes 13 original 30-minute episodes. Six shows will be filmed on public streams, rivers or lakes in the state; West Virginia will be integrated into the other seven shows. Three individuals will be selected by the West Virginia Department of Commerce as special guests. In addition, Fleming will make several personal appearances throughout the state.
A West Virginia native from Bridgeport, Host and executive producer Curtis Fleming travels the world to find and experience the best hunting and fishing.
The Jan. 1 episode, entitled "Pipestem Trout Wrangler," was shot on a remote portion of the Bluestone River in November. The shows will give viewers a chance to see species specific to West Virginia rivers such as the rainbow and golden trout.
Beyond the passionate audience of those who love to fly fish – along with many outdoor and recreational enthusiasts – the show provides an opportunity to nationally showcase West Virginia, as Fleming spends time with the locals, tours the communities and provides viewers with an opportunity to learn about the culture and scenic landmarks of the state.
Pipestem Resort State Park offers sport fishermen a Trout Wrangler package which includes horseback transportation to the Bluestone River Gorge, meals, lodging and a fly fishing guide, said Ed Wooton, outdoor specialist at Pipestem.
"Pipestem, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, Pipestem Resort, and WVU and Concord universities worked cooperatively to develop a fly-fishing experience in a remote area of West Virginia as part of a 2007 marketing strategy," Wooton said. "The object was to create more interest in the Mountain State for destination fishing."
The Trout Wrangler package also courts fishing license sales and retention of a returning angler to other streams in the Mountain State.
The Outdoor Channel is known to sportsmen and women across the country and around the world for its programming on all aspects of the sporting life. Now in its ninth season, "Fly Rod Chronicles" boasts a viewership of nearly 1 million viewers per episode. The show is a true passion for Fleming. Having developed a deep love and appreciation for the outdoors from his dad, a coal miner, the two of them spent as much time as possible camping by trout streams and hunting whitetail deer in the woods of West Virginia.
The "Trout Wrangler" episode of "Fly Rod Chronicles" will air on the Outdoor Channel at noon Friday and 6:30 p.m. Saturday. All times are Eastern. A repeat broadcast of the episode will air on the same days in the same time slots approximately eight weeks later.
Please check your local listings and cable channels. The upcoming season of "Fly Rod Chronicles" also will shoot at several other locations around West Virginia including the Cranberry, Potomac and Greenbrier rivers.
To learn more about Fly Rod Chronicles visit www.flyrodchronicles.tv. To find out more about West Virginia State Parks click www.wvstateparks.com.
Please visit the West Virginia Division of Tourism online at www.wvtourism.com or call 1-800-225-5982 for a free copy of the 2013 West Virginia Official State Guide.


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The cyber theft of Target customers' credit-card and personal information has shone a bright light on data security in recent weeks. Though there is no official source of the precise numbers of data breaches, at least 600 million records containing personal information has been compromised nationally since 2005, according to data collected by the nonprofit Privacy Rights Clearinghouse in California.
Of the 4,100 cases documented by the group that fights against identity theft, 152 have happened in Ohio. This list includes the names of companies, businesses or governmental agencies that have lost personal records since 2005 as well as details of those losses.


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Highlights of Security Service Files Released at The National Archives
This is the twenty-fourth Security Service records release and contains 196 files, bringing the total number of its records in the public domain to more than 4,300. As with previous releases, around 80% of the records are personal files relating to individuals (KV 2), with a small number of subject files (KV 3), policy files (KV 4), organisation files (KV 5) and list files (KV 6). The files cover subjects from the pre-war period, the Second World War and the post-war period, dealing with a range of groups and subjects. We apologise for the poor sound quality during the first few minutes of the recording.
Professor Christopher Andrew introduces the 25th Security Service records release, which contains 170 files, bringing the total number of its records in the public domain to more than 4,500. As with previous releases, around three quarters of the records are personal files relating to individuals (KV 2), with the remainder a combination of subject files (KV 3), policy files (KV 4) and organisation files (KV 5). The records cover a range of subjects and span the inter-war, Second World War and post-war eras.
Russian History, Geography, Records and Resources Part 1
Part one of his two part course focuses on the formation of Russia and the geopolitical events that shaped this nation.
Historian Dr Anne Samson explores South Africa's attempt to build an empire over the past century. The talk examines how successful South Africa was in adapting its desire in line with the changing international situation, moving from physical to expansion to economic, and later ideological, control.


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Bachmann Passes Test Of Iowa's Straw Poll
By Debbie Elliott • Aug 14, 2011
Less than two months into her campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachman won Saturday's Iowa straw poll. Bachman won what is considered to be a bellwether event and one measure of a presidential candidate's strength. NPR's Debbie Elliott reports.