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Lady Rams survive quarterfinals
March 7, 2006
Portales senior Morgan Hill looks to pass during Tuesday's quarterfina win against Thoureau. Hill finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds. (Staff photo: Jesse Wolfersberger)
ALBUQUERQUE — Three-pointers from Portales' Briana Hernandez may have kept a large Thoreau cheering section quiet at the start. But, after awhile, silence turned into a murmur. That changed into a swell, which finally culminated in a roar as Thoreau chipped away at the Lady Rams' lead.
Just as well, said the Portales players, who survived to take a 50-48 Class 3A quarterfinal. The Lady Rams knew that, even after the quarterfinal win at The Pit, they would have to face another similar challenge in the semifinals.
It was the first time Portales (22-6) had played in The Pit since losing to Santa Fe Indian School last year's state championship.
"Today was a flashback (to the 2005 finale), but not as bad," said Portales senior Megan Kabrick, who scored 10 points in the win.
"I think it will (help), because it got us knowing that we need to pull together and play hard all the time," said Lady Rams' senior Morgan Hill, who tallied 13 points and 11 rebounds while her future college coach, Navy's Tom Marryott, was in the stands watching.
Thoreau (21-8) fell behind by 16 points in the second quarter and still trailed by 15 in the early part of the third period. While the Hawks faithful reveled in the comeback that then ensued, the Portales rooters became fretful.
When Thoreau's LaShonda Jones stole a Lady Rams' pass, was fouled and hit two free throws, the Hawks were down 40-38 with 4:15 left to play.
Ashleah Richards hit the first of two free throws. Hill rebounded the second attempt and scored to put Portales up by five points. Down the stretch, 50 percent marksmanship on the line was the norm for Portales as Thoreau made one last-ditch comeback.
KiAllen Gibson and Cherlynn Martinez each hit 3-pointers in the last minute, the latter one on a long bomb at the buzzer.
"We'd get up and then we'd just kind of chill," Hill said. "We were playing the same, but not as intense. We know we need to step it up a notch."
Hernandez' long-distance shooting early placed the seventh-seeded Hawks in the position of playing from behind. With 1:25 left in the opening period, Hernandez canned her third trey as Portales went ahead 17-5.
Hernandez led Portales with 19 points.
"It's an element we've been missing for, what, a month?" said Portales coach Brenda Gomez, turning to Hernandez in a post-game press conference. "If she missed her first one, she'd quit (shooting). But she made her first one today and then she felt confident. She gets hot and she can definitely connect."
Thoreau coach Terrance Butler said the quick start was too much for his team to overcome.
"I felt all along that this team (Portales) should have been the number one seed," Butler said. "The top of the (3A girls) bracket is not near as tough. It would have been interesting to see a little more balance."
The other half of the draw will mean a semifinal game for Portales with either Shiprock or Santa Fe Indian. In either case, a large crowd is expected to be galvanized against the Rams — who had only a small amount of supporters in the quarterfinals.
"I feel sorry for the kids, because it's not a given thing (going to finals)," Gomez said about the Portales contingent in The Pit stands. "The community is, like, 'We'll see you on Friday.'"


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Dairy Fest kicks off Saturday
June 26, 2008
For anyone who has ever wondered about life on a dairy, one local summer event has the answers.
This year's third annual Dairy Fest will take place Saturday at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Clovis.
"Dairy Fest is a day of family-oriented fun where we encourage and invite the local communities to come," said Megan Palla, treasurer of United Dairy Women, the group that plans the annual event.
"We want to teach them everything about the dairy industry, from growing feed to raising calves to milking cows," said Palla, who lives on a Curry County dairy farm with her family. "We also want to feed them all sorts of dairy products and we want to entertain them."
Michelle Heavyside, who lives with her family on a dairy farm northeast of Portales, organized United Dairy Women. It includes about 75 members from New Mexico, Texas and Arizona.
Dairy Fest will offer a variety of free food ranging from ice cream, milk and yogurt to cheeseburgers and root beer floats, Heavyside said.
The United Dairy Women president said when she first organized the group three years ago, she received lots of questions about the dairy industry.
"I started thinking that maybe there was a way where we could help educate the public about the dairy industry," Heavyside said. "That's how Dairy Fest came about. First, it's our chance to say 'thank you' to the local communities, and second, it helps put a local face on the dairy industry."
Dairy farmers, veterinarians, hoof trimmers, dairy transport workers and nutritionists will be among those on hand to share their roles in the dairy industry as part of a virtual dairy tour.
For fun, Dairy Fest attendees will find dairy-oriented games that include "Pin the Tail on the Cow," "Cow Pattie Toss" and roping "a pretend cow," Heavyside said.
The event will be capped off with a concert by "Restless Heart," which is celebrating 25 years on tour.
In addition, Dairy Fest will feature several local nonprofit agencies that depend on the food industry to feed children and others in need, including the Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico, the Lighthouse Mission and Matt 25, Heavyside said.


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Happy Wednesday!
First up we want to remind you today is THE LAST day to get those Peachy Keen entries in for our July Colour Challenge!!!
Today we are sharing a bunch of cards from the Design Team that are all about summer!
First up we have a FUN & Festive card from Kim Jeffress. Who says it's winter in Australia???
Love the use of the Jenni Bowlin Calendar card from the 4×6 paper pad.
And next up we have a card from Andrea Amu using a great mix of Gemstones , Vintage and Core Essentials and
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In the crease
The Marshall Bantam A hockey team went to New Ulm Saturday afternoon and picked up a 4-3 win over the New Ulm/Sleepy Eye Eagles in a game with district standing implications.
Back in November, the Tigers dropped a 3-0 contest to the Eagles in Marshall, but displayed their improved play and increased physicality in Saturday's rematch, despite being down a couple of players due to injury.
Blake VanKeulen got Marshall off to a strong start, scoring the only goal of the first period at the six minute, 35 second mark on an assist from Jacob Buysse.
New Ulm/Sleepy Eye struck twice in the second period to take over the lead. But Marshall had an answer before the end of the period as Buysse centered a pass to Sebastian Laundry, who put home the puck to even the score.
The Eagles scored early on in the third period to retake the lead, however, a roughing penalty on New Ulm/Sleepy Eye later in the period set up a power play goal for Marshall as Nick Fosvick scored on an assist from Laundry.
Overtime seemed to be on the horizon, but the Tigers struck with just 12 seconds left in the game as Derrick Timm assisted on the game-winning goal by Matt VanKeulen.
Marshall goalkeeper Sam Kontz made 25 saves for the Tigers in their important win.
"There is a lot riding on the next three weeks. It should be a lot of fun,"?Marshall head coach Ryan Serreyn said. "The boys have a great opportunity to really pick up some points during these last few weeks. The win against New Ulm was huge from a point standpoint and it gives us confidence taking out the third team in the district."


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I've printed off the minutes for past month and given them to the KMs. They're in the communications drawer.
I didn't put them straight up as the walls are a bit busy with DIY fest (which rocks!). Ida told me it would be better to put them in a book and suspend it near the library like the flat book.
I think it's best to have them ON the walls. This way people will be more likely to 'browse' the minutes, understand what we do at meetings and that Forest doesn't just happen by itself. If it's in a book less people will see it.
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The Columbus Dispatch - January 29, 2014 11:49 AM
Central Ohio "marshmallows," you have four options when deciding where to watch the Veronica Mars movie, set to be released March 14.
After Veronica Mars TV series creator Rob Thomas raised a record-breaking $5.7 million with his Kickstarter for the movie, Warner Bros. and AMC Theatres partnered to bring the project to the silver screen.
The theater chain released its location list yesterday, and among the particpating theaters are AMC Dublin Village 18, AMC Easton Town Center 30, AMC Lennox 24 and AMC Grove City 14.
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The medium oak Pinnacle Multimedia Lectern with Mic from AmpliVox Sound Systems features a weather and water-resistant polyethylene shell accented with two veneer front panels. Underneath the top reading surface, there's an opening for your laptop or collateral material if conditions don't permit you to use the upper reading platform. The top also has a wrist pad that doubles as a stop preventing your material from slipping off.
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"We are proud to partner with U.S. Paralympics to provide free track & field and soccer training to New Yorkers affected by Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain injury, and strokes" said Commissioner Benepe. "In addition to staying active for their health, these athletes can show off their talents and learn new skills at Thomas Jefferson Park in hopes of one day 'going for the gold' in Paralympic competition. This program is yet another example of Parks' commitment to helping ALL New Yorkers discover how the City's 29,000 acres of parkland can enrich their lives."
"U.S. Paralympics is dedicated to creating opportunities for individuals with physical and visual disabilities to be physically active in their own communities. Participation in physical activity enhances not only self-esteem and peer relationships, but also results in greater achievement better overall health and higher quality of life," said Mike Mushett, U.S. Paralympics Director of Community Programs.
The Parks Department's goal is to provide access and opportunity, going above and beyond mere compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to provide access as well as increased opportunities for recreation and participation. Visit us at www.nyc.gov/parks for more information on accessibility, including playgrounds and centers with programming and field trips, free Aquatic Therapy Instruction, Wheelchair Basketball and Football, Quad Rugby, and more.
These programs, in addition to "Paralympic Sport Days" throughout October, give disabled New Yorkers even more opportunities to get active this fall.
There are 21 million physically disabled Americans, including more than 31,000 military personnel who have been injured during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. New York City's community-based Paralympic sports club is designed to involve youth and adults with physical and visual disabilities in sports and physical activity, regardless of skill level. U.S. Paralympics is working with community organizations across the United States to create 250 Paralympic sport clubs by 2012.


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Macauley G. "Mackie" Nicholes, age 70 of Harrisburg, passed away at 3 p.m. Monday, July 22, 2013, at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.
"Mackie" was born on Wednesday, March 31, 1943, in Lowell, Mass., to Robert Gilliland Nicholes and Clair Macauley Nicholes.
Though many years were spent in the northeast, he considered Easley, South Carolina his home. He graduated from Easley High School and went on to Chowan College in Murfreesboro, N.C., where he played football and graduated with an associates of arts degree. From there he went to Bethel College in McKenzie, Tenn., and graduated with a bachelor's of science degree.
Throughout his life, Mackie loved sports - playing basketball, football, baseball and golf. And he always loved announcing games on the radio. After college, he began his teaching career - first in Atlanta, Ga., then Chicago and Lake Ridge, Ind. In 1968, he married Roxanna Buse in Mason City. They both taught in northern Indiana for three and a half years before moving to Harrisburg in 1972 to open a Monical's Pizza. Later it became "Mackie's Pizza."
Life was good in Harrisburg even through Chicago sports were not on the local channels. Mackie quickly found the local radio station and offered to broadcast the high school games. It wasn't long before his good friend and mentor, Bill Franks, made it possible for him to purchase WEBQ (Rock 100). And oh how he loved that - broadcasting as many games as possible including SIU Basketball and later Illinois Football with Dick Butkus. During his time he served as a director of the Illinois Broadcasting Association. In the early 80's he traded WEBQ for WSIL-TV which he owned with three partners. After his TV business was sold he decided to go for a new business and opened Thunderbird Travel, later to become "Saluki Travel." And travel he did, going to over 100 countries all over the world, making friends wherever he went.
Mackie was a member of the Harrisburg Masonic Lodge and the Harrisburg Rotary Club for over 40 years. In 2012 he received the Paul Harris Fellow Award. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg. He had also served as a director on the SIC Foundation Board for several years.
Mackie is survived by his wife, Roxanna; son, Robbie Nicholes of Harrisburg; daughter, Nancy (Rick) Owen of Beech Mountain, N. C.; son, Martin (Whitney) Nicholes of Harrisburg; three beloved grandchildren, Hampton Macauley Owen, Frankie Leigh Nicholes and Quincy Roxanna Nicholes; and his loyal dogs Biscuit and Muffin. His caregivers, Ninette Jones and Elma Reynolds were also very important to him in the latter years of his life. He was preceded in death by a twin brother, Gilliland Macauley Nicholes and his parents Robert and Claire.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 28, 2013, at the First Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg. The Rev. Sam Foskey will officiate. Visitation will be held from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, July 25, 2013, at Reed Funeral Chapel in Harrisburg. Masonic rites will be conducted by the Harrisburg Masonic Lodge No. 325 at 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Harrisburg High School Athletics Fund or the First Presbyterian Church.
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Paul W. Wilfahrt
A Celebration of life for Paul W. Wilfahrt, age 65, of Sartell, will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 27, 2013 at Bunker Hills Activity Center, 550 Bunker Lake Boulevard NW, Andover.
Paul passed away on Thursday, April 18, 2013 at the St. Cloud Hospital.
Paul was born on February 7, 1948 in New Ulm, Minnesota, to Leo and Ruth (Runck) Wilfahrt. He married Linda Duty on January 10, 1970 in Atchison, Kansas. Paul was a teacher at Cathedral High School in New Ulm, Principal at Lester Prairie High School and Principal at Kimball High School. Following 30 years in education, he began working with technology, most recently with Infinite Campus in Blaine.
Paul loved his family and grandchildren. He enjoyed model railroading, celebrating Halloween and flying kites.
Paul is survived by his wife, Linda of Sartell; children, Anne (Jim) Warburton, Bob Wilfahrt (Lisa Gray), Alison (Bill) Perry; grandchildren, Lucy, Ben, Henry, Ada and Lydia; parents, Leo and Ruth; brothers, Alan, Jeff and Charlie; and sister, Jan Whitcomb.
Paul's family would like to thank the nursing staff at St. Cloud Hospital for their compassionate and professional care.


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Thursday, December 20, 2012
UK Extends Sea King SKIOS to 2016
The United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has approved a £258-million contract to extend the Sea King Integrated Operational Support (SKIOS) program to the expected end of service of the helicopter type in 2016.
The SKIOS extension has been necessary following the need to rebid the search and rescues-helicopter (SAR-H) project. The military were initially due to end their provision of SAR coverage by 2012 when the Soteria Consortium (comprising CHC Helicopters, Thales UK and the Royal Bank of Scotland), who had won the original Private Financial Initiative (PFI) contract, were due to take over. However, the contract was scrapped in early 2011 following the discovery of irregularities concerning the bid.
There are still around 90 Sea Kings still in service between the Royal Air Force (HAR3/3A) and Royal Navy (Mk4), most notably as SAR aircraft covering the UK and the Falkland Islands. There are also a small number of RN Sea King Mk7s that provide airborne surveillance and control, more recently operating in Afghanistan. Other RN Sea King's are operated by the Commando Helicopter Force and these are due to be replaced by the RAF Merlin AW101 helicopters in the near future.
Vector Aerospace will continue to provide maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) support to the Sea King fleet under the direction of the prime contractor, AgustaWestland.
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Alfried Krupp Hospital in Essen-Ruettenscheid
Essen, Germany
Treat Patellar Dislocation Diagnostics (program ID: 217157)
Andreas Krödel
Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology
Specialized in: orthopedics, traumatology
Among the focal areas of the Department of Orthopaedics and Accident Surgery at the Alfried Krupp Hospital in Essen, under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Krödel, are the surgical treatment of spinal damage and spinal injuries, the joint-preserving surgeries, joint replacement surgeries and sport traumatology accident and reconstructive surgery. In many cases minimally invasive, endoscopic and arthroscopic surgeries are performed instead of surgeries that used to subject patients to great tremendous stress.
The Department of Orthopaedics and Accident Surgery at the Alfried Krupp Hospital in Essen, under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Krödel, offers the following range of services:
- Endoprosthetic maximum treatment Center
- Joint replacement at the hip, knee, shoulder and ankle; minimally invasive implantation techniques; navigation techniques
- Reconstructive and corrective joint surgery
- Foot surgery
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- Surgical and conservative treatment of all spinal diseases (stabilising and reconstructive spinal surgery), and in the case of special spinal surgeries: collaboration with the Department of Neurosurgery
- Arthroscopic surgery of all large joints
- Cartilage reconstruction surgery including cartilage-bone transplants and autologous cartilage cell transplants
- Sport traumatology: conservative treatment of competitive and hobby athletes and operative sports medicine
- Conservative treatments, minimally invasive pain therapy
- Minimally invasive treatments
- Participation in the German Arthroplasty Register (EPRD)
- Accident and reconstructive surgery
- Regional trauma network
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The Wall Street Journal ran a front-page story this week about the impending lack of qualified pilots. The story cited three major causes: the Age 65 mandatory retirement age, which goes into full effect this year; the change in rest requirements that will require pilots to get more rest on overnights, and will thus lead to a need for more pilots to staff the airline; and the new certification requirements that will require pilots to have 1,500 hours before getting an airline job.
Let's be clear about one thing. This shortage was going to happen anyway because of the Age 65 rule. It used to be age 60, but five years ago, a deal was made to allow the older pilots to continue flying as a concession for terminating their pension plans (there was no provision that allowed pilots to collect full Social Security at age 60).
Make no mistake that the airlines knew that this shortage of pilots was coming had the retirement age not been raised. The retirement age was not raised because people suddenly had an epiphany about the overall health of the pilot population being good enough to allow pilots to fly to 60. It was a quid pro quo that simultaneously brought the United States in line with what other nations do and kicked a staffing problem down the road.
Jump ahead to where we are today, which, like the fiscal cliff, is "down the road." There are fewer students aspiring to be professional pilots in the pipeline thanks to the staggering cost of acquiring all of the ratings and requirements to become an airline pilot. The military is no longer the source of pilots it was, and as the story pointed out, many Americans have gone overseas to fly. The salaries that can be earned overseas are phenomenal, and considering the tax advantages combined with some companies providing globally accepted health insurance, it's a tempting move for many. More overseas jobs are not requiring pilots to move, and those that do often provide subsidized housing and education for children.
The shortage we have here is indeed aggravated by the changes in the rest rules and the experience requirements for airline new hires, but as I said, it would have happened anyway. Hiring is picking up for more than just attrition. The regionals have always been able to plan on attrition to the majors, but now they must beef up staffing for the rest rules. The good news in this is that the airlines that have historically overworked their employees will no longer be able to get away with such practices. Quality of life will dramatically improve.
For those who are planning to fly professionally, going from 250 hours to 1,500 will take about two years of full-time flight instructing, give or take. As happened in the last major wave of continuous hiring that ended about four years ago, those pilots ready to take the next step will find that their timing will probably never be better. Folks who are considering flying as a career still need to do their own risk-benefit analysis based on their age and where they are in their flight training, but for pilots who are under 25, single, with no criminal record, and (especially) a college degree the sky may literally be the limit.
Some may disagree with me, but I also believe that pay and benefits will get better out of necessity at the regional level. Even with the shrinking RJ fleet, airlines still need pilots. A comment in the Journal story said that it would take six months to develop a solution to the problem, but four years to execute it. Part of that solution will have to be making ALL flying financially attractive. The question for potential pilots is this: Where in that solution do you fit?—By Chip Wright


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (173 votes).
In short: Good experience for a beginner.In full: I'm well in to my sixth decade but this was my first ever race; tuning up for a marathon in January. First 4K, mostly uphill, were a bit of a killer and I probably went off too quickly. However, achieved negative splits and came in at 50.20. Great race, well organised, friendly people and a special thanks to the person who encouraged me when I was suffering on the last up hill.Date of review: November 9, 2008
In short: 3rd year running for meIn full: and will be there again next yearDate of review: November 9, 2008
In short: Fantastic way to start a Sunday morning!In full: Everything was just great, well done organisers and thank you. Route was pretty, the colours of trees quite stunning, the hill not too horrendous and the cakes after were to die for. The fireman who gave me my medal was certainly not bad either! It's a must for next year.Date of review: November 9, 2008
In short: will do it againDate of review: November 9, 2008
In short: fantastic!In full: I had been slightly apprehensive about this race as not sure what "mixed terrain" would mean, and, with it being a small race and me a 'fun runner' I thought I might be one of the slowest...But it was so welcoming, everyone was friendly, nice ladies with amazing cakes... the route was faultless - a nice mix of roads and muddy country lanes and a lovely woody section. The hill from miles 2-4 IS difficult but I'm no athlete and I managed it, and the steep downhill after certainly allowed for recovery of body...and speed! Some beautiful views and the last half was flat, with a nice river stretch in the last 1k. although the narrow path here meant i was stuck behing runners slower than me as i was pushing for the finish. still I pb'd though so excellent! Transport from London was easy - rail replacement buses were regular and although I had to up at 5am it was worth it.Definitely one for the diary in 2009. - Thankyou to the organisers.Date of review: November 9, 2008
In short: First Race Very GoodIn full: I liked it. Being in a race for the first time was interesting after having gone on endless training runs on my own (including running the same course a month earlier): I found myself drawn very easily to my limit which was nice ... when it was over.Very pleased to be around so many other runners for once.Date of review: November 9, 2008
In short: Hill at the beginning never seems to get any easier, but made up for by long downhill stretch.In full: Usual good organisation by the Terry & his team with monies going to very good causes. Still a challenging course due to first 2 miles being uphill. Facilities are good & plenty of snacks & drink at the finish. Wide range of prize categories giving all age ranges a chance of winning something.Date of review: November 9, 2008
In short: Loved it, Loved it!In full: Loved the atmosphere, most importantly really friendly! Hilly start not bad at all. Downhill little tricky but aided recovery of the uphill. Beautiful views. It's the first time I have done this & I'll definately do it again. Date of review: November 9, 2008
In short: Great race, shame it's just short of 10KDate of review: November 9, 2008
In short: My first time - but I'll be backIn full: What a wonderful race. Beautiful views from the top of the hill. An enjoyably interesting route - there were no boring bits. Superbly marshalled, very friendly, and the tea and gorgeous cakes at the end were to die for!Date of review: November 9, 2008
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Throughout history, women have gone to extreme�and often absurd�lengths in the name of beauty. Now, as beauty becomes increasingly intertwined with the world of technology, there are even more ways to enhance your appearance in the blink of an eye. In this episode of Hardwired 2.0, Internet star Justine Ezariak tests out a number of eyebrow-raising beauty tech treatments, ranging from at-home laser hair removal kits to diamond microdermabrasions. This article originally appeared as on Spry Living
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WBU theatre to put on The Glass Menagerie in Ruidoso
PLAINVIEW – The Wayland Baptist University theatre department will be heading to the mountains of New Mexico on June 7 to perform The Glass Menagerie at the Spencer Theater in Alto, near Ruidoso.
This is the eighth season that Wayland has performed at the Spencer. The one-night show will take place on June 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets are available online at spencertheater.com or by calling 1-888-818-7872 or 575-336-4800.
Written for stage in 1944, The Glass Menagerie propelled Tennessee Williams to stardom, making him one of America's most successful playwrights. What is believed to be an autobiographical story, The Glass Menagerie is told from the point of view of Tom Wingfield who lives with his overbearing mother and handicapped sister. Tom's alcoholic father has left the family. Laura, the sister, walks with a limp that clouds her self-perceptions, driving much of the drama of the piece.
Dr. Marti Runnels, Dean of the School of Fine Arts and Director of Theatre at Wayland, said that while the play carries a very dramatic tone, it also has some lighter moments as well as a universal appeal to young people.
"Every generation since the play has been written knows what it is like to have parents who you don't think are cool," said Runnels who directs the production. "They are overbearing. They nag you about everything. Every generation has music and literature that the parents think is horrible and the kids think is great."
Runnels said the play addresses how children and parents deal with differing views. Runnels said the play is also a strange sort of love story that deals with the insecurities of a girl who thinks she is hideous and her pending relationship with a boy on whom she has a crush.
"Suddenly, he comes over for dinner and she doesn't even want to see him," Runnels said.
The four-person play will feature a mixed cast with two WBU freshman and two alums taking the stage. Sarah Buckland, a veteran of the Wayland stage will play the mother, Amanda Wingfield. A Wayland alum, Buckland is continuing her studies and will soon move the Chicago to pursue a career in the performing arts.
Jake Miser, also a Wayland alum, plays the role of Tom. Miser has performed in many of Runnels productions and currently lives in Chicago.
Wayland freshman Lillie Cooper plays Laura and fellow freshman Cameron Conner plays the gentleman caller.


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GRANITE?FALLS?- Services for Jane Dahl, 82, of Granite Falls will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Granite Falls Lutheran Church. Burial will be at Sparta Cemetery. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the church. Funeral arrangements are with the Wing-Bain Funeral Home of Granite Falls.
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During November and December this year, Pre-Deployment Site Survey (PDSS) teams of more than 20 specialists will visit areas of the Philippines, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Vietnam in preparation for Pacific Partnership 2012. I am currently with the first of those teams in Western Samar, an island province located in the central Philippines. Pacific Partnership 2008 visited this region on the USNS Mercy, and we are planning to expand that earlier effort and build on the relationships formed during that mission when Mercy returns in June of 2012.
Our efforts began in Manila on October 31. Following meetings with the U.S. Embassy, Peace Corps, the Philippine government and local organizations, we flew to the city of Calbayog in Western Samar on November 4. Based on information developed throughout the past year, we traveled by van to specific barangays, or local communities along the coast, from San Isidro in the north to Catbalogan at mid-island. Our team is composed primarily of U.S. Navy personnel, medical, engineering, logistics and civil affairs experts. Philippine army personnel are serving as our guides and partners in this mission, and barangay officials help us identify organizations with whom we can work to select sites for medical, engineering, and interactive humanitarian exercises during the actual mission, scheduled for June of 2012.
We work with many other nations, one of which is Japan, during Pacific Partnership. Sadly, five of our Japanese counterparts were involved in a traffic accident while driving from Tacloban in the south to meet and join our team in Calbayog. It was a stark reminder that, of the dangers we face in day-to-day life and work, riding in a vehicle seems to be the greatest threat of all, whether that be in the Philippines or the United States. Our thoughts are with the Japanese team and their driver and security escort as they recover, and the Japanese team returns home to Japan.
We have gathered a wealth of information during our intensive visit to coastal Samar, which we will compile and send back to our planning contingent in San Diego. I will continue to provide you updates as we prepare for Pacific Partnership 2012. In the meantime, you can learn more about the Pacific Partnership mission and 2011 efforts here.


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Like a community that draws down its well faster than it can recharge, humanity has been living beyond its means. It has been over a month since Earth Overshoot Day (August 22), the day marking when humanity exhausted nature's budget for the year. The notion of Ecological Overshoot (when our collective demand on nature exceeds the biosphere's supply, or regenerative capacity) can sometimes seem abstract. When millions of citizens from economically wealthy nations can still go to fully-stocked stores and have relatively high living standards, it is easy to justify business-as-usual policies.
Yet recent headlines reveal overshoot's all-too-real consequences. In recent months we've heard about fish stocks collapsing and degradation of coral reefs due to overfishing and ocean warming; shortages and rapid price increases of commodities (like wheat and corn) due to water scarcity and extreme heat; deforestation; and literally drawing down our wells (see Footprint Briefs).
Some regions may be more vulnerable than others in the medium-term. For example, the Persian Gulf may be one of the hardest-hit regions in terms of fisheries decline due to climate change and acidification. The nations of the Mediterranean region nearly tripled their demand for ecological resources and services, and the region increased its ecological deficit by 230 percent, in the past fifty years (see story below on the launch of the new Mediterranean Ecological Footprint Trends report).
Fortunately, we are seeing heightened awareness of our Ecological Footprint and the economic implications of resource constraints and climate-altering carbon emissions, both in the public realm (see Walkable Footprint and the extensive international media coverage of Earth Overshoot Day) and among national and financial leaders (see Upcoming Events).
For example, in 2009 Ecuador became the first nation to incorporate the Ecological Footprint into its national plan. In the 1960s Ecuador had four times as much biocapacity as it used. Now it is facing the onset of an ecological deficit. National leaders in Ecuador, seeing their "wells" being drawn down, recognized this as a threat to their long-term economic security and decided to make reversing the trend a national priority. (Read more)
Running an ecological deficit has been easy over the past few decades in part because the costs of carbon emissions have generally been ignored, along with low commodity and energy prices and relatively high purchasing power.
But what if that changes? What will the future of tourism look like as a consequence of collapsing coral reefs in the Caribbean or declining fish stocks along the Gulf of Mexico coast? What if carbon emissions are priced? What will nations do once staple fish species decline, migrate, or disappear altogether? How will citizens of nations react as they see the price of basic commodities increase or supply is disrupted?
It is promising that more national leaders are awakening to the reality that without taking a clear-eyed assessment of growing resource use and constraints, a country's long-term stability, let alone prosperity, remains precarious. At the same time, there is a growing realization that traditional measures of economic wealth (such as GDP or credit worthiness) don't take into account ecological wealth, and as such are insufficient. (See the Greater Mekong Region project in Footprint Briefs and the launch of the E-RISC report at Bloomberg under Upcoming Events)
Every country is in a unique situation, but the trend across the board is increasing medium- and long-term national risk because of exposure to resource constraints. We're encouraged that more nations and institutions are engaging with Global Footprint Network. Forward-looking governmental and financial leaders are investing in the stability of their own nations by adopting ecological accounting and moving towards its integration in decision-making—so we may keep our wells recharged.


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Finding great talents standing seven feet tall in college basketball is a difficult proposition in the one-and-done era. Most players who have to duck through the door are already on NBA draft boards before they even see a college campus.
Many seven-footers are considered stiffs until they prove otherwise. Critics had little positive to say on Kansas center Jeff Withey until last season's dominant defensive effort. Some still don't, but those things happen.
Some big guys can block shots. Some are capable scorers. Some clean the glass with a fury.
The ones that can do more than one of the above usually aren't around long.
For that reason, there are freshmen included in this slideshow, which this writer is usually reluctant to do. However, players who have shown some modicum of ability in the college game are often rated higher.
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When tough-talking biker babe Jane Carver accidentally deals a death blow to the unfortunate guy who gropes her outside a California biker bar, she makes a run for it - and wakes up naked on an alien planet called Waar. Thus begins Nathan Long's Jane Carver of Waar: Waar, Book 1, a hilarious satire on the ribald, retro space fantasies of the 20th century. Soon, Jane's hopelessly wrapped up in bizarre adventures on this planet of sky-pirates and gladiators, including a bid to help a fallen nobleman win back his sexy space princess. Listeners will be bewitched by actress Dina Pearlman's portrayal of Jane, whose Marlboro-cured voice and confident panache makes her swashbuckling space adventures a delightful listen.
Jane Carver is nobody's idea of a space princess. A hard-ridin', hard-lovin' biker chick and ex-Airborne Ranger, Jane is as surprised as anyone else when, on the run from the law, she ducks into the wrong cave at the wrong time - and wakes up butt-naked on an exotic alien planet light-years away from everything she's ever known. Waar is a savage world of four-armed tiger-men, sky-pirates, slaves, gladiators, and purple-skinned warriors in thrall to a bloodthirsty code of honor and chivalry. Caught up in a disgraced nobleman's quest to win back the hand of a sexy alien princess, Jane encounters bizarre wonders and dangers unlike anything she ever ran into back home. Then again, Waar has never seen anyone like Jane before.
Both a loving tribute and scathing parody of the swashbuckling space fantasies of yore, Jane Carver of Waar introduces an unforgettable new science-fiction heroine. Nathan Long is a screen and prose writer with two movies, a Saturday-morning adventure series, and several TV episodes to his name. His official website is: www.sabrepunk.com.
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"Story and Narration = Epic Fun!"
IN A NUTSHELL: I tend to judge books based on how they make me feel and I had a GREAT time listening to this audio book. Jane Carver is a tall red-haired muscled bad ass biker chick with a potty mouth, a brave/impulsive heart and I have a crush on her. The world-building was solid, the story and plot exciting and easy to follow with descriptions vivid enough that I had no problems picturing the planet WAAR and all of it's inhabitants. Did I mention how funny it was?
SUMMARY: Jane rebuffs this drunk a-hole at the bar and when she leaves he follows her. He gropes her while she's trying to get on her bike. She sees red and punches out at him. He stumbles, so instead of hitting his face she punches him in the neck, HARD..and he dies. Witnesses catch the tale end of it and think she just killed him. She takes off, with the cops chasing her and ends up running into a cave to escape. She ends up traveling to another planet/world after touching a glowing stone she saw in the cave.
Her adventure is epic and HILARIOUS as she tries to help the first creature she found. He's a prince. He's human except for his purple skin, but there are other not so human creatures around. Danger around every corner; mostly because this spoiled Prince she's trying to help has a sense of honor that belies common sense and the princess she's trying to help him save is a nitwit as well. The first of which is them being captures and enslaved by tiger-like creatures.
So much happened that I felt like I should be taking notes, but I don't want to spoil anything. This book is a parody based on Edgar Rice Burrough's "A Princess of Mars", which I haven't read and is supposed to be a classic. I'll read that after I finish the 2nd book of Jane's adventures.
THE NARRATOR: Dina Pearlman is my favorite narrator. I stumbled upon this book because I'll listen to anything that she narrates. She does her best work when narrating a sassy, funny character and Jane Carver fits the bill. Dina nails Jane's humor and sarcasm and all the comedic situations that she gets into on Waar. You never had any trouble figuring out who is who and her male and female characters BOTH are right on target and believable.
"Pulp of the Highest Caliber"
Glorious low brow adventure. That might not be enough for some but Dina Pearlman isn't just narrating the story of a big, biker chick caught up in fantastical Flash Gordon sci fi adventures, she bloody well sounds like one. Her performance sounds so beautifully in character that the book could get by with just a so-so story rather than the very charming, trope nostalgic and clever one that it is.
The author does very well in writing a female adventure protagonist that doesn't just come off as just a guy with boobs. Not too feminine, not too manly, very... American Biker Amazon but not a butch one. All very down to earth and free of high minded idealism or grim/dark villainy, definitely a grinning popcorn flick.
Follows a single perspective throughout so if you need a break from constant character hopping ala Game of Thrones, bonus. Also taught me what the "phone book trick" means in police speak. Learn something new every day.
"Like a knockoff but a GOOD knockoff."
This book is like a knockoff of "John Carter Of Mars" but it is a VERY GOOD knockoff. The main character feels real and her choices feel more real. Its also more edgey and modern than John Carter which may make it easier to read because of the generation gap. The next book is already out in print and I hope audible will have it soon.
Actor/director/teacher. Split my time between Beijing and Seattle now. Listen to Audible on the subway and while driving or riding my bike.
"Outrageous fun"
IF you delight in the more lurid strain of fantasy lit and are not put off by exuberant sexuality and the lingua franca of the average biker gang; if, in other words, your sensibilities are not delicate or dainty or sometimes even sensible, you are likely to have a great time reveling in the unlikely exploits of the irrepressible Jane Carver as she cuts (literally) a broad and sometimes bloody swath across the planet Waar. If you also happen to have fond memories of Burroughs' fantasy Mars books, you have a real treat in store. You are likely to laugh a good deal and exult in the triumph of all the virtues you hold most dear. Escapist literature in its purest form written with real skill. Enjoy!
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"Treats John Carter better than Disney did"
There are two groups of readers for this book: those who have read Edgar Rice Burroughs' A Princess of Mars, and those who haven't.
If you haven't... then you may or may not like this book, depending on your tolerance for old-school sci-fi adventure tales. Because Jane Carver of Waar is not even a little bit subtle about the material it's imitating: it's quintessential "high concept" science fiction, that concept being: what if John Carter was a chick? And of course, if you have no familiarity with the Confederate-gentleman-turned-warlord-of-Mars, then Jane Carver has to stand on her own and you're not going to get a lot of the jokes. That said, it's fun and fast-paced and Jane is kind of awesome in a ridiculous pulp fiction way, but you're only going to love it if you can get into planetary romances with swashbuckling sky pirates and alien hotties wearing nothing but jewel-encrusted dental floss.
There is, however, a modern sensibility to this novel: Jane gets to team up with a couple of mostly-naked princes — to her immense gratification, Waarian men wear as little as the women. And Jane is an unabashedly lusty lass (and for all that, it takes her quite a while to get some).
If you have read the Barsoom books — well, then, this book is a treat. There's always a risk in reading something that is a parody/"tribute" to a classic work: either it will be too earnest and just read like a cheap knock-off, or it will be too acerbic in its satire, or even mocking, as if to make readers who love the original, however cheesy it may be, feel like saps. (Lev Grossman's "The Magicians" is one of the biggest offenders in that regard.)
Jane Carver of Waar is a shameless imitation, but it's a loving one. Jane, an ex-Airborne Ranger biker chick, gets popped off to "Waar" through a magic cave in just the same way John Carter went to Mars, and the adventures that follow are pretty much a mirror of those of everyone's favorite Virginian. The "Orans" are purple instead of red, and instead of initially being captured by green-skinned Tharks, Jane is captured by tiger-centaur Aarurrhs. Exactly like John Carter, Jane finds that Waar's lower gravity gives her superhuman strength and the ability to leap great distances.
There are some divergences because of Jane's sex. She doesn't have a princess to rescue: instead, she befriends a hapless Oran prince named Sai, whose beloved Wen-Jhai was bride-napped by another Oran noble. Sai is honor-bound to meet the dastard's challenge and steal his fiancee back; the only problem is, the other guy is one of the greatest swordsmen on the planet, and Sai is, well, kind of a wimp. And a coward. They make a cute couple, and when Sai's best friend, Lan, joins in the fun, the three of them go from one adventure and narrow escape to another in pursuit of Wen-Jhai.
Jane, being a woman, notices all the sexism that John Carter didn't see fit to comment on in his own adventure, and has great fun shocking and scandalizing everyone from the Orans to the Aarurrh. She's a crude, brazen Valkyrie, but she also gets her butt kicked fairly regularly. Her adventures are perfectly in keeping with the Edgar Rice Burroughs tradition, but told with a 21st century viewpoint.
Edgar Rice Burroughs fans can read this book without fear that it's making fun of our beloved John Carter. It's almost a worthy "sequel" to the Barsoom series. If you haven't read the originals, though, you may well find this book fun, but I'd really recommend reading A Princess of Mars first so you'll catch all the references and winks.
I like Jack Reacher style characters regardless of setting. Put them in outer space, in modern America, in a military setting, on an alien planet... no worries. Book has non moralistic vigilante-justice? Sign me up! (oh, I read urban fantasy, soft and hard sci-fi, trashy vampire and zombie novels too)
"Nice turnabout on gender stereotypes, and funny!"
haha... what a pleasant surprise! I haven't read Burrough's book, of which, apparently, this story is reminiscent. I don't know that I will now either - I really like the female main character and am pretty sure that if there was a male character acting and talking the way Jane does, it would drive me nuts. Sexism and women as objects is much more acceptable when it is turned on its head. Jane being the way she is mocks all those stories where the woman is there just to be rescued and as a sexual prize.
And the story is funny! Of course the setting and characters are a little on the thin side...but it is a pulp sci-fi story after all.
It was a bit formulaic in the plotting: character goes to A, does X, then to B and does Y, etc... but the humor and the freshness of Jane's non-feminine and yet still female attitudes more than made up for any sense of writing 101. There was just a tiny bit of moralizing - mostly to do with gender stereotypes - which was more entertaining than lecture-y. I bought the next book too.
There is no sex, the violence is not graphic, and... Well, I forget if there was any swearing, I don't think there was though. The narration is very good.
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"Unexpectedly marvelous off world biker chick story"
This was a surprisingly good book that I thoroughly enjoyed.
The author authentically captures the perspective of a tough woman (ex-Army Ranger and self-proclaimed big biker chick), who by chance is swept through a portal to the feudalistic world of Waar where she survives one hair raising adventure after another. Throughout it all she manages to maintain a hilarious, gritty and often sarcastic inner voice full of off-the-wall similes that cracked me up.
The narrator not only captures the voice of this tough biker chick, she manages to distinguish the voices of the other characters so that it was easy to listen to the story and keep everything straight.
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A 50-something who loves sci-fi, cozy mysteries, thrillers, an occasional romance, and any genre if it is a good story. And especially if it makes me laugh! No vampires or zombies though - these are NOT sci-fi!
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My regular dough I am using at market now has 2.31470 % salt in the final dough, but then I am only cold fermenting for one day.
Norma,The above statement is correct, but the 2.31479% salt is only with respect to the flour weight in the Final Mix for your Lehmann poolish dough formulation. The total salt in the formulation, however, is 1.75% of the total formula flour (Reply 273 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,9908.msg91181.html#msg91181). Peter
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SUBJECT 1: Crystal Reports
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Self-Inflicted Wounds Threaten Jobs Market Meltdown
Consumer spending continues to expand, though haltingly, and the annual federal deficit has increased from $161 billion before the financial crisis to more than $1 trillion, injecting enormous additional demand into the system. However, too many of those dollars go abroad for Middle East oil and Chinese goods that do not return to buy U.S. exports, and higher oil prices will up the trade gap in 2013
Businesses, consequently, are pessimistic about future demand for U.S.-made goods and services, and bearing higher corporate and other business taxes than foreign competitors, rising employee benefit costs mandated by Obama Care and more cumbersome business regulations are reluctant to hire in the U.S.
Although rising wages in China are making U.S. locations somewhat more attractive than in recent years, cumbersome business regulations add costs and slow, and even stifle, Greenfield investments and expansion of existing facilities. According to the U.S. Chief Executive of Flextronics International, a world-wide product design, logistics and manufacturing services company, a manufacturing plant for 5000 employees can be set up in Asia in 90 days but it takes much longer in the U.S.
Those barriers have slowed the manufacturing renaissance and frustrated the virtuous cycle of temporary tax cuts and additional government spending, new hiring, and additional household spending the first-term Obama stimulus sought to beget.
Now the fiscal cliff deal will raise combined federal and state tax rates for many small businesses on expansion and reinvestment to maintain existing facilities to more than 50%. Look for multinational corporations to shift sourcing and jobs from many U.S. small enterprises to Asia.
Prior to the fiscal cliff tax increases, economists predicted growth of about 2% for 2013. However, these new taxes on small business investment and innovation strike at the heart of this once vibrant American jobs creating machine -- look for growth near 1.5% and a tougher jobs market.
Growth below 2% is difficult to sustain -- any disruption could set off a cycle of layoffs, falling consumer spending and ultimately a recession that pushes unemployment into double digits.
Imported oil and subsidized imports from China account for the entire trade gap. President Obama has talked repeatedly about developing the full range of energy resources, but has toughened counterproductive limits on oil production in the Gulf, off the Pacific and Atlantic Coasts, and Alaska.
Development of new onshore reserves in the Lower 48 has not delivered enough new oil. A full push on U.S. reserves would cut U.S. imports in half. Shifting federal subsidies from cost ineffective electric cars, wind and solar to more fuel efficient internal combustion engines and plug-in hybrids could further cut U.S. petroleum imports.


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Diclofenac is used in the treatment of back pain; muscle pain; frozen shoulder; sciatica; rheumatoid arthritis (and more), and belongs to the drug class nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents. There is positive evidence of human fetal risk during pregnancy. Diclofenac 100 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
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Live from the Village Vanguard: Ethan Iverson, Ben Street & Tootie Heath
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The Heath brothers I have known are not confectioners who created an English toffee bar. They played jazz. Much sweeter than candy...
Saxophonist Jimmy Heath, drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath, and the late bassist/cellist Percy Heath were jazz family long before the Marsalis clan. Separately, the sum of their music making covers the totality of modern jazz - Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Clifford Brown, Horace Silver, Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane, the Modern Jazz Quartet. I could go on and on, but enough already! Together, the Heath Brothers were a cohesive jazz combo that brought their collective experience to the stage to form their own brand of brotherly jazz.
WBGO has recorded a number of Heath Brothers performances. They include a beautiful recording from New Jersey Performing Arts Center's Prudential Hall, as well as a club date at Iridium. And that's just during my seven year tenure at the station! In 1984, WBGO recorded The Heath Brothers on New Year's Eve. December 31, 1984 at Sweet Basil in New York. The pianist was Stanley Cowell.
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If you believe the chatter this morning on Clear Channel rock WMMS/100.7's "Rover's Morning Glory" this morning, the station's afternoon drive program is out.
For now, the WMMS-hosted website for "The Maxwell Show" is still around. Stations generally pull or hide such sites when major changes are in the works.
But in a very open conversation with his listeners, WMMS morning drive leader Shane "Rover" French has made it quite clear that "Maxwell" is gone from the station.
"We wanted to keep the show." is the mantra being repeated by a voice we assume by the identification is WMMS program director Bo Matthews. (We say "we assume" because it's a long-time tradition for radio shows to fake management on the air.)
If the on air chatter on "RMG" is accurate, again, the station apparently made a contract offer to Maxwell and his crew, which was apparently not accepted.
We caution...that all the above is on-air talk. We'll try to confirm details throughout the day today, but this open talk about the WMMS afternoon drive slot on the station's morning show was too big to ignore...


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