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The NFL Sunday gang discusses the play of Andrew Luck. Sure, he has struggled with turnovers in the playoffs, but he clearly has all the makeup of a great QB with a ton of promise heading into his prime years. They talk about the Colts in general and what they need to do to get over the hump.
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Spoil myself when are we can't protect him -- limit turnovers. Have a chance to one you know there's agreed to -- so. Proud you know proud to do posting because of -- court has reversed part of our chances of him and just just couldn't couldn't get over at home. Your your purchases are the ones. Can I ask you guys are really dumb question I mean. Maybe even dumber than some of the other questions I ask you. Did the dumb question is you know. If you take away the intercept continue it -- that now what what you've seen of Andrew Luck so far in his very young NFL career and even what you saw. Times last night. And his ability to throw the foot ball. What you guys think this is going to be really really good at some point. -- -- can be good next year I did that mean that's the guy who. Unity you know we we went back and forth on the chiefs game and whether or not that was keeps. You know given it to -- way or the -- -- I think of body you were. Over the first yours through to get that into law. That that's who that quarterback is in the he's going to be we talked about or Ambien a little bit Favre -- In effect if -- -- rose sometimes that you should make we saw them a couple of times but I I I think we're looking and they re -- When do you mean this is going to be the guy for them in here. Yeah I mean unify had to be dizzy just need more guys around we talked about bella part of what. You know when you know you don't have them you do need you -- -- -- ball and he does have a legitimate. Problem right now recoil into. You really her -- when you do that and then I think. Off to a road on this week I was. -- into -- trying to figure you know some sort of as a couple. Guys that Leslie Roland mentioned have reduced to number in half from the regular season prior. -- -- -- -- -- The -- what are they shouldn't be able to win that yes the what do you don't really who have that the porn you know maybe your boy he threw three interceptions. After he was down 31. Yet they came back door and the problem rather than pick up of the way and we re -- then but. I can think is interesting to watch I think news there's a psychological -- that you watch how to Andy Dalton. It's sort of treated in the way Andrew Luck is treated again I -- upside vendors or the way that we can still serve I think we. Person who -- talk about -- yes -- for the game. What's unique about -- How -- is you are to reset in the pocket it's not so much scrambling to get away he does a pretty good news for first -- to last night. What his ability to -- hole little to really quickly. And reset himself -- to move the pocket himself in the recent but the industry out of pocket we're back again and then also to make the ridiculous those -- or five of the vote for who sealed your way. But all that said it is -- percent -- sort of -- -- Obama Biden will be extra patient mode mobile for garlic and -- -- 300000. To. He had multiple formal who has -- as well what the conversation around him cause he's not on it now won more playoff games is he the guy going before we go personal -- of course. And I can think of what an after market close of the first overall -- thing. Well I think he deserves an equal level scrutiny before because of his end of your performances because -- -- -- -- through things and think first of boy and yet give certain content that have to look at the old. In Cincinnati. In BP he's not in the kind of more of what he's getting in you know what's in it that figures into -- well I think the other thing about -- now you expect -- on him going forward are going to be even higher. And it worked his first two years in question is whether he's going people to speak his team to the next while I pinkie and but I think it's going to be interesting to watch him go to the rowing team get to them what do you think you need to back in the that it not a stud. But someone who aren't already -- of that this year while I think someone who get to 800 yards a season in -- to -- and I think you need another -- -- -- and again we talked about the last -- don't know the long term future someone like Richard -- -- you -- -- guy there who's going to be at two other -- QY Hilton will be cleaner you guys there -- -- -- you could bank on. Seventy ED is seventy EDT. I'm curious habits of the Brasilia. -- caused the way I thought she did last and I thought -- Y Hilton was a nice complementary piece Lester will pay to play in this is a nice player economic reforms hopefully you can be a solid guy. And just exploded in your two. Watch Brazil few times last night that separation pretty good ball skills was this guy. You know before -- have -- you know the world -- But not you know watching him and Mike you know maybe that is the other guy you know in the end and don't -- him and all the other good the other vote do they have. The have a habit there in the -- you find him he pulled that are real big talking pieces and -- Agree the got a front running game and its interest in the there -- Trent Richardson because you looks to me like a guy what it would much prefer. Fullback in front of them traditional running game is not a draw wherever he -- not. Solve runner he's an Alabama running back from a hole. Saw Mark -- have some tests yesterday in the other game might think he's the -- to play in the league but. It does seem like square peg round hole by by -- about where you moving to his being need to -- on the entry. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Patriots playing with house money. I mean given they certainly don't go away but I know I know exactly what's your -- today I can't say that they don't think that we're sure today. When I look at this team and and the injuries they've over comments and how they've gotten there in their. Eight AFC championship game of the Bill Belichick Tom Brady era. A win next week in their in their sixth super bowl of the Brady Belichick Europe and I don't think there's anybody on the planet. As as I kept falling as the season went on it would -- mail and on and on that up. That they were going to be two things first of all this -- the birds three year and if you care to name and that puts him in WB I mean you guys that. Goes into two -- in terms -- -- it is true I just you guys ended going to three -- -- 010 through four. I I -- you know you look at some degree. I understand that it's still make the -- -- to -- time to -- something -- to the -- time from -- 12000 or. Arm and the patriots joined on two teams that ended up there at three right now -- Packers mid continent seven dolphins have -- the -- Three. The other thing for me it is just. It's it's the really. I wonder it. Would be applicable in -- All of all say that we applicable in well we don't know how to store is -- and but I wonder -- experience at this point. Would be willing to say. Look I don't hear from now on how the season and I think this season. You know -- -- -- Ohio I don't know you know if you don't when he championship and -- -- I I just think it's one of those deals where you know your understand a third. And or try to score you army and if you don't score you're going to be pissed about your stove could have been stranded driver and I'm we'll get. -- give it less so than you know sort of found money idea or just the united you know -- we're here now. I think a lot of people up with a lot of focus directly so. On a coach Belichick and the job done overcoming all the bubbles and it's well documented all hoping these guys about the go through. I would take it maybe a step further review what would you. Answered this is maybe the best scouting department you're in the history of the Belichick there cause in the event of not hitting on so personally urged -- Oval on recorder -- my suspicion. Understanding of Josh titles available. To -- about -- or that creditors while. Unthinkable. Jamie -- again not just that he was right to a three years from now with the accelerated growth and to be ready to go towards him -- Think of and I mean literally you could could. You to -- this thing they had been hit on what it doesn't do to be in the laser and right it of this you know threw for which would have been reasonable these doesn't. We know where there are right now. The idea that Logan Ryan ruling -- be OK enough and you want to be able to contribute to make some place. The idea that all those right -- yeah what you guys in his -- as -- how many hits they had -- made a rule would be in the position they are right now. It wouldn't have been at a reasonable that distillate fuel level to be here going in the last night's game I broke it -- it did these earlier in the week there. Site the relies more on their row you've been in you're there in left in the -- that are not a choice yeah exactly you're not talk about I mean Denver has like. -- rookies on the two to three man roster no way of the -- at seven the chargers have nine tickets -- fifteen guys. Are being guessing it's fourteen now but they're being asked to leave significant role these are not just back into the roster. You know. National teams but I mean these are guys were getting if it's now touching columns last night T-Mobile line you all know -- Dobson over the course central Compton. Did you guys are integral to the success of this team in the don't have the big names like we saw. I was about 2000 -- the gold standard of the draft caught. Being able to. Instantly deliver. Because that was -- you have got a tire war in the thought to him being open you don't have the big names like that like in terms of being able to read. You the good -- people around the nation when it comes to building Iraq are these guys have been how we buy it opens the I just think all things being -- Anybody who set all yet despite all that I expect him to be in an AFC championship game right if you lie. I didn't think it would be -- I thought when Vince went down there were gonna have -- time I think it is that it they're rude boys out this way. You would never expect that a few notes and you. That's awaited sense to -- -- had brought the playground and you don't agree to another you're here you're here. Almost like why not yeah exactly and a one of those people that I get the sense Mateen you and actually I it was -- -- didn't work out with the in the last season. What I felt like. From -- conversations with a lot of guys like the Matthew Slater and likes older and at Logan they spoke glowingly of last year's team of how close -- a word out -- -- -- bill was very complimentary as animated feature -- brought -- was a different. I was extremely close. And selflessness was all another roster. And it worked out the right. Cut back commencing cycle where you've got a lot of different faces what they've found people with your blog that's -- -- on whatever they needed to. They had the first joneses and the silver slowing -- and just kind of a lot of good stories guys who have cut and -- it -- And that feeling of that in tangible thing that these guys have it back again. Now you can always have it if you -- you that this doesn't happen for you the story of what is neat pretty. Well I think they've gotten that again and I picked you you get that sense from Belichick in his comments at some of the guys -- what Ninkovich and Slater. Talk about how they how to have that. -- -- Sense of internal or Specter locker guys -- free to the right return it seemed to be we stole rolling in the same group. 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Against the odds, he almost took Southern Rocks to an unexpected victory, but with too little support from the middle order he fell at a crucial stage. Then, when the match appeared as good as over, a spirited innings by Tendai Chisoro and some guts from the last pair led to a remarkable tie.
Southern Rocks were without all three of their frontline seamers, all of whom broke down during that match. Their bowling was to be opened by Robertson Chinyengetere, a useful but part-time seamer, and Bruce Tembo from the second team. Their ordeal was made worse by losing the toss, Mid-West Rhinos deciding to bat on a warm sunny morning on a flat batting pitch.
Had Southern Rocks held all their catches, they may well have been able to contain the Mid-West Rhinos innings within reasonable bounds, even with their threadbare attack; as it was, with several chances going down and a few sloppy pieces of work in the field, they had no chance. The visitors may have been a little overconfident as some of their batsmen did not climb in as they should have done. Steve Marillier fell early, making 20 off 22 balls before clipping a ball straight back to the bowler, Tendai Chisoro. Then Vusi Sibanda, not in his best form, skied a catch to mid-off, which was dropped, although the sun was probably in the fielder's eyes. Gary Ballance, after playing himself in, went in for some big hitting, and survived a chance on the midwicket boundary. He was eventually run out for 46 thanks to some superb work from Taibu. Sibanda made 47, rarely looking at his best apart from a superb straight six.
The innings really took off when Brendan Taylor (55) and Malcolm Waller were together and added 79 in ten overs. Simon Mugava made a quick 24, but the best innings was undoubtedly that of Waller, who chose his shots well in making an unbeaten 86 off 87 balls, with ten fours and a six. The 300 came up in the final over, the grand total being 305 for eight wickets. Roy Kaia removed Riki Wessels and Remembrance Nyathi cheaply, briefly stemming the flood, but none of the other bowlers had much success.
Roy Kaia began Southern Rocks' seemingly hopeless run chase with a bang, going for his shots and playing them very well. The 50 went up in the eighth over, most of them to Kaia, but soon afterwards he was out, caught at the wicket off Mike Chinouya, for 31 off 33 balls. Immediately the run rate dropped, and soon Ian Nicolson produced a fast and lethal yorker to remove Chamu Chibhabha for 20.
Then came the partnership between Chinyengetere and Taibu that really got a lively crowd of about a hundred excited. Taibu played the leading role, as expected, playing his shots with panache and running like a hare between wickets. He hit two straight sixes and no bowler could tame him. There were a few fumbles in the field and one possible chance that the fielder apparently picked up late. They kept close to the required run rate of over six an over, and clearly Taibu was the key figure – if he went, there may well be nobody else to take the team home.
The 200 went up in the 35th over, with two wickets in hand. The stand was broken at 166, though, as Nicolson returned to produce another fine yorker that bowled Chinyengetere for 58. At 229 for three, 77 were still needed in 12 overs. Shortly afterwards, in partnership with Richie Mutumbami, Taibu reached his century off 92 balls. The scoring rate slowed, though, as wickets fell at the other end, and when almost nine an over were needed, Taibu hit out in desperation, only to loft a catch to deep midwicket for 106 in the 45th over. He faced 102 balls and hit nine fours and two sixes. It looked like game over for the Rocks.
However, Tendai Chisoro began to find the middle of his bat and kept the excitement going to the last over, though, when Southern Rocks still had 11 runs needed. Edward Rainsford bowled well and Chisoro, after missing the first two deliveries, skied the third for a catch. The last pair were hardly expected to do the job, but an edged boundary helped. Five were needed off the final ball – only for Rainsford to bowl a yorker that shot through the gap between bat and pad, evaded the wicket-keeper and went through for four byes to bring about a remarkable tie.
Nicolson's two wicket-taking yorkers were vital for Mid-West Rhinos, while Simon Mugava did just as vital a job, his three wickets causing the middle-order collapse that cost Southern Rocks the match.


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A few months ago we put the call out for new writers to join the ubelly family, and received a ton of responses, so thank you to everyone applied. We have sifted, chatted and fought it out about who should join. It was an incredibly tough decision, but we are happy with the final five. So, without further ado, we bring you the nUbelly class of 2012…
Ashley Nolan
Ash is Ubelly's token Welshman, and an avid fan of all things visual. He is an absolute games nerd, especially when it comes to retro gaming, and has recently been getting very excited about the possibilities with HTML5 and the various APIs out there, and what this means to gaming. He works at TMW in London as a front end web monkey, and has worked for folks including Ford, RSPCA, Xbox and DL Records in the past. In his spare time he tinkers about with the web, creating awesome things like 'Media Query Mario'.
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Amber has been coding for over 12 years, and has been freelancing for 3. Originally from Nashville, Tennessee (I can't wait to roll out all my country music jokes), she's now based in London and earns her bread doing web and mobile development. If you haven't seen her around, she has featured in .Net Magazine and GeekTalk, as well as speaking at Points, Reasons to be Creative and the upcoming Handheld Conf. She's got a bit of a passion for handmade things, pie and dacshhunds, and more importantly seems to love the occasional animated gif (check out Day of the Dev for some cathartic gifs).
Twitter: @amberweinberg
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James co-runs a small, Eastbourne based design house called Simple As Milk, who have put out some rather lovely work over the last year or so. He's a designer and developer who, in his own words, wants to "travel more but not work less." He's a massive lover of art and tattoos, sporting some rather lovely pieces himself. He's spoken at a few small conferences, including WordUp and Points in Brighton, and has a huge passion for startups. Oh, and most importantly, he likes cats. He's going to get on just fine here…
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Rachel Shillcock
Rachel is a "very Northern, very talkative and very twitter-addicted" freelance web dev and designer. She is becoming a bit of a conference addict (she should talk to @laurakalbag about that!) and is already heavily addicted to Twitter, technology and reading. You've probably seen some of her work about, as she designer this year's WebDevConf website, and regularly appears in .Net Magazine as a panel expert.
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Charlotte Spencer
Charlotte works over at We Like Pie and Event Handles, with her fingers in all kinds of pie, including UX, development, design and copywriting. Coming from a BSc background, these days she's more worried about whether her current environment is zombie-proof and whether that chair could legitimately be used as a weapon against the undead… Other than that, she gets involved in all sorts of projects, including the various events that Event Handler run, including LondonJS and Geeky London.
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Everyone wants to read about China, I tell the 18 Shanghai reporters who are looking to me for guidance on how to write for an international audience.
In fact they are already writing for a huge Chinese readership, but now they are going to turn their hand to writing in English about the Chinese domestic chemicals markets which they know so well.
Acrylo, oxos and capro are among the new English-language reports ICIS is launching together with its jv partner CBI under the name ICIS/Chemease in May, and that's why I'm working in our Shanghai office with the editorial team this week.
The first thing that hits you in the eye is that this is an enormous team. They are on the phone and MSN messenger every minute of the day – they write weekly, daily, realtime online and SMS alerts. They report, they analyse, they forecast. And they are mad keen and a joy to work with.
We've already launched 14 English language ICIS/Chemease reports on China. The first batch including the biggest markets – polyethylene, methanol, styrene – went live in February, and we have a separate training session today for the other 16 reporters who have already got some international experience under their respective belts.
I've learnt a lot from them. I've learnt that by contrast to the short attention spans of the West, readers in China enjoy a long read. The longer, the better. They have an infinite appetite for lists of individual producers' offer prices. If you sent them a condensed report, they would feel short-changed.
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Meow Meow blends performance art, cabaret and pop culture into a style that defies labelling. She explained all to Peter Huck.
When Meow Meow, for whom the hackneyed phrase "cabaret diva" seems pathetically inadequate, emerges on stage in Portland, Oregon, the space is empty. By the time she finishes her show 75 minutes later, the stage is strewn with a gold chain, a toy piano, a tailor's dummy, chairs, microphones, costumes and God knows what else. It looks as if yet another hurricane has passed through.
During her show, Meow explores romantic love in English, French and German. It is a deconstructive tour de force that turns cabaret inside out.
Meow - whose violently teased dark hair, spike heels and clingy dresses suggest an outre 1960s French showgirl - has been compared to Sally Bowles. But I'm not sure even Ms Bowles would have invited her audience onstage, persuaded them to don masks and take part in a love test. And while the Berlin chanteuse may have worn fishnet stockings, it's doubtful she ever stripped down to pasties and a G-string.
Meow's appearance at the Melbourne Festival in Beyond Absinthe will include a pianist and more songs than the show I caught. Her sense of controlled chaos, though, will likely remain. "The show last night had a similar theme (to the one I'm doing in Melbourne)," she explains the next day, stretched out siren-like on a couch while she waits to rehearse her act. "Desolation and heartbreak."
Today she is preparing for a "cabaret marathon", three sets culminating in a finale at a local strip club. As you may have guessed by now, Meow is not your usual torch singer.
"I tend to do more performance art in cabaret venues and more cabaret in performance-art venues," she says. "I always blur the boundaries. I think it's all body and voice and a certain amount of revealing yourself, whether that's literally or though your vocal prowess or desperation. I like to shred my voice on stage sometimes because I think the sound of a voice shredding is real. And a lot of cabaret has gone to a point where it's absolutely fabulous and slick and artificial."
Once heard, the sound of Meow shredding her voice is never forgotten. Whereas many performers turn cabaret into camp, Meow's driven, extreme style, underscored by clever stagecraft and a political sensibility, rekindles the genre. Her shows blaze a wild trail through European masters like Brel and Brecht, while referencing such out-of-field oddities as Dolly Parton, Chinese courtesan songs, Piazzolla's tangos, and Hong Kong pop kitsch.
But who is she, exactly? "Meow just exists," she says, though she does admit she is a very close companion (she disdains the term "alter ego") of Australian singer, dancer and actress Melissa Madden Gray. When Madden Gray sang in David Chesworth's opera Cosmonaut at the 2004 Melbourne Festival, Meow made a brief appearance, a teaser for this year's debut.
Given Meow's global repertoire, it helps that Madden Gray leads a peripatetic life, gravitating between New York, Berlin and Shanghai, with occasional forays home. Her resume is a dizzying list of appearances around the world balancing theatre, film, opera, experimental music, multi-media work and cabaret. She is currently working with Chinese dancer Jin Xing.
Madden Gray grew up in middle-class Melbourne, studying dance under Merilyn Byrne as a child. After studying law, German and fine arts at Melbourne University, she attended drama school in Western Australia, passing her law finals while rehearsing with the Opera Factory in London, before going to Berlin, where she discovered Butoh dance and saw Pina Bausch.
Certainly Meow seems up for almost everything. Most performers fear "dying" on-stage. Meow seems to relish such moments as a point of departure. She isn't interested in being "comfortable" on stage. "There's complete freedom to fail," she says. "And if worse comes to the worst, it's very funny. Meow's either sublime or she's ridiculous."
Madden Gray's philosophy is to drive herself to the limit, the better to stare over the artistic abyss.
"Otherwise," she says, "there's no point in doing it".
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Sept. 29, 2011
The University of Michigan field hockey program will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the 2001 national championship team this Saturday (Oct. 1) at halftime of the game against Iowa at 10 a.m. It will be a time for everyone on the team to catch up and see old friends, but what is everyone doing 10 years after winning a championship? MGoBlue.com asked each member of the team for an update on what they are doing now.
Front Row (from left): Assistant Coach Nancy Cox, Maureen Tasch, Adrienne Hortillosa, Catherine Foreman, Ali Balmer, April Fronzoni, Katy Moyneur, Jessie Veith, Anneke Huntsicker. Second Row: Assistant Coach Ashley Reichenbach, Erika Banuelos, Laura Stinson, Ashley Chod, Stephanie Johnson, Krista Meckley, Kristi Gannon, Erin Kopelow, Volunteer Coach Tracey Fuchs. Back Row: Administrator Ragine Dvorak, Molly Powers, Kate Dillon, Jessica Blake, Laura Woitkewitsch, Jen Zangara, Jessica Rose, Molly Maloney, Athletic Trainer Kim Hill, Head Coach Marcia Pankratz.
#1 Molly Maloney - GK, So., Lake Bluff, Ill. (Lake Forest)
Lives in Holt, Mich. ... Is in her fourth season as an assistant coach for the Michigan State field hockey team.
#4 Jessica Rose - F/M, Jr., Lititz, Pa. (Warwick)
Lives in Lancaster, Pa. ... Currently is a health and physical education teacher at Donegal High School in Lancaster ... Also is in her eighth season as the high school field hockey coach at Donegal ... Married to Pete Shellenberger, who played soccer and graduated from Penn State in 2002 ... Has a son, Evan, who is 14 months old.
#5 Kate Dillon - B, So./Fr., Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Central)
Lives in the South End of Boston, Mass. ... Is the associate head field hockey coach at Northeastern University in Boston ... Is married to Adam Pfeifer, who played soccer at Boston College and coaches at Northeastern ... Completed her MBA in June of 2010 ... Has two dogs, both chocolate labs.
#6 Kristi Gannon - B, So., Escondido, Calif. (San Pasqual)
Lives in Springfield, Ore. ... Is married to Jim Fisher, who is the assistant director of football operations/recruiting at the University of Oregon and played football at Michigan ... Currently is a stay-at-home mom with a son, Jake, who is 1 1/2 years old, and a baby girl due in November ... Played on the U.S. National Team after college until 2006 ... Worked with the University of Michigan field hockey team off and on as a volunteer assistant coach.
#7 Catherine Foreman - B, Sr., Happy Valley, South Africa (Westminster)
Lives in Adelaide, Australia ... Is a facility manager at Waterworld Aquatic Center.
#8 Katy Moyneur - M, Fr., Escondido, Calif. (San Pasqual)
Lives in San Diego, Calif. ... Has been teaching physical education and coaching field hockey and soccer for five years.
#9 Krista Meckley - M, Jr., Hanover, Pa. (Southwestern)
Lives in Rochester, Mich. ... Is a therapeutic specialty representative at Pfizer ... Has been married to former Michigan baseball player Bill LaRosa for five years ... Has a one-year-old son, Brady, and a two-year-old dog named Maize.
#10 Jen Zangara - F, So./Fr., Toledo, Ohio (Ottawa Hills)
Has been back in Ann Arbor for the past three years ... Is a stay-at-home mom of two (Gabrielle, 2, and Nicholas, 3 months) ... Married to Brad Haudan, who is a 2001 Michigan graduate.
#11 Laura Woitkewitsch - F/M, Fr., Cologne, Germany (Friedrich-Wilhelm)
Lives in Nuremberg, Germany ... Was married this past June ... Works at Kinikum Nurnberg.
#12 April Fronzoni - F, So., Larksville, Pa. (Wyoming Valley West)
Lives in Evanston, Ill. ... Married to Ryan Bertin, who was a two-time NCAA champion wrestler at Michigan ... Her first child, a son, is due in November ... Was an assistant coach at Northwestern University from 2008-10.
#13 Molly Powers - F, Jr., Oak Park, Ill. (Oak Park-River Forest)
Lives in Chicago with her husband, Eammon Conaghan ... Is a practicing attorney at Jenner & Block ... Molly and Eammon have a dog, Maddie.
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Lives in East Lansing, Mich. ... Is married with two children (Sam, 3, and Mia, 18 months) ... Is a stay-at-home mom.
#15 Laura Stinson - B, Sr., Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer)
Lives in San Diego, Calif. ... Works for Kaplan Higher Education as the director of operations at Kaplan College, Vista.
#16 Stephanie Johnson - B, Jr./So., Houston, Texas (The Kinkaid School)
Lives in Manhattan in New York City ... Currently works for a retail tech start-up ... Has a dog named Miles who is 15 months old.
#17 Ashley Chod - M, So./Fr., Ballwin, Mo. (The Whitfield School)
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#18 Ali Balmer - M, Sr., Ephrata, Pa. (Ephrata)
Lives in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... Married to Rich Gasperini and is currently teaching third grade.
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Lives in San Diego, Calif. ... Is getting married this November ... Works as a service manager for a uniform company.
#20 Erica Banuelos - B, So., Escondido, Calif. (San Pasqual)
Lives in Fort Mill, S.C. ... Is a stay-at-home mom ... Has two daughters, Alaina (4) and Natalee (2) ... Is married to former Michigan wrestler Anthony Holifield Jr., who graduated in 2002.
#21 Jessica Blake - F/M, Fr., Perth, Western Australia (St. Mary's Anglican)
Lives in Sydney, Australia ... Works full-time with Athletes in Action at Sydney University ... Plays field hockey for the Sydney University Hockey Club.
#22 Maureen Tasch - GK, Sr., Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer)
Lives and works as an elementary school teacher in Dexter, Mich. ... Is married and has a son, Dalin, who will be one in December.
#23 Erin Kopelow - M, So./Fr., River Forest, Ill. (Oak Park-River Forest)
Lives in Tel Aviv, Israel, with her husband, Ariel Beery ... Is the admissions director of the Sofaer International MBA program in Tel Aviv.
#24 Anneke Huntzicker - F, So., Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer)
Lives in Chicago, Ill., with her husband George Flannick ... Graduated with a master's degree in social service administration from the University of Chicago ... Currently completing a fellowship at Rush University Medical Center, researching depression and anxiety as it relates to cardiometabolic syndrome in older adults.
Marcia Pankratz - Head Coach
Lives in Ann Arbor, Mich. ... Is currently in her 12th season as the head coach at the University of Michigan ... Served as the head coach at U-M from 1996-2004 and returned to Ann Arbor in 2009 after a brief hiatus from coaching ... Is a four-time Big Ten Coach of the Year (1997, 2000, 2002 and 2010) ... Has 176 career wins at U-M ... Was the NFHCA West Region Coach of the Year in 1999, 2000 and 2003 ... Has guided Michigan to six Big Ten regular-season titles, four Big Ten Tournament championships and seven NCAA Tournament appearances.
Nancy Cox - Assistant Coach
Lives in Ann Arbor, Mich ... Currently is an occupational therapist at the University of Michigan Medical Center ... Also is the director of the Pinnacle Field Hockey Club in Ann Arbor ... Was an assistant coach at Michigan from 1999-2004 and was the head coach for the Wolverines from 2005-08 ... Coached Michigan to two NCAA quarterfinal berths, a Big Ten Tournament title in 2005 and a Big Ten regular-season title in 2007 ... Was the Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2007.
Ashley Reichenbach - Assistant Coach
Lives in Downingtown, Pa. ... Married to Chris Kopp, whom she met through Ali Balmer ... Is the alumni director at The Shipley School, an independent coed pre-K through 12 school in Philadelphia, Pa. ... Has a girl, Madelyn, who was born in April of 2011 ... Was an assistant coach at Michigan from 2001-03 ... Graduated from U-M in 2000.
Tracey Fuchs - Volunteer Coach
Lives in Evanston, Ill. ... Is in her third season as head coach of the Northwestern field hockey team ... Helped Northwestern to back-to-back winning seasons in 2009-10, the first time that has happened at NU since 1994-95 ... Was an assistant at Michigan from 1996-2003 and 2005-08 ... Also served as the head coach of the U.S. Junior National team from 2005-09.


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Ubisoft have released a new gameplay video of their upcoming title, Splinter Cell: Blacklist.
The gameplay video, shown off by the guys over at IGN sees game director Patrick Redding play through the Abandoned Mill level. He also showcases the three play styles available in the game which include Ghost, Panther and Assault.
Enjoy the video and let us know your thoughts via the comment section below.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist will be released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC on August 23rd.
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MANNHEIM, GERMANY - DECEMBER 13: Wladimir Klitschko of Ukraine in action during his IBF/IBO and WBO World Heavyweight Championship fight against Hasim Rahman of United States at the SAP Arena on December 13, 2008 in Mannheim, Germany. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images)
In boxing circles, Wladimir Klitschko's name is often synonymous with a good snooze. While he stands as the clear top dog of the heavyweight division, Klitschko the Younger has a robotic, control-and-avoid action style that scores points and wins fights, but fails to move most fight fans to cheering adulation. Even so, it would be unfair to say Dr. Steelhammer is boring. Prior to the adoption of his risk-free approach, Wladimir Klitschko used his athleticism, size and power to force the action, producing serious fireworks. And before he perfected that risk-free style, some fighters had the stuff to take the fight to the big Ukrainian, also producing exciting fights. All you need to do to find some Klitschko excitement is to rewind the clock a few years, and viola! You find all the fodder you need for a Top 5 list. Top 5 Most Exciting Fights for Wladimir Klitschko Credit: Sumio Yamada 1. Wladimir Klitschko vs. Samuel Peter I: The sternest test Klitschko the Younger ...
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Abreva is the only OTC cold sore remedy approved by the FDA to shorten healing time and the duration of symptoms, according to the manufacturer.
ICC will market the retail brand to pharmacists and, possibly, other healthcare professionals such as NPs and PAs. There was no incumbent AOR for expert marketing, a source at the agency told MM&M. Grey handles general advertising and promotion, and Ryan oversees in-store promotion.
ICC has experience marketing cosmetic products. Lowe sibling Deutsch managed DTC work on Novartis toenail fungus drug Lamisil, which became synonymous with animated character Digger the Dermatophyte portrayed in television ads, and ICC worked the professional side of the account. Lamisil went off-patent in 2007.
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REPORTED BY Damon Way, 4, November 2007
I recently had the opportunity to see a Rick Griffin retrospective called "Heart and Torch", which absolutely floored me. Until that time I was not totally aware of his importance relative to the 1960's San Francisco psychedelic poster art movement. He created dozens of amazing typefaces and images that set the tone and visual direction for the scene, as well as for a number of bands during that time… this included The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, etc.
When researching his work online I was perplexed to discover that his website only showcased a fraction of his work… a real let down. I highly urge anyone that is interested in this kind of work to buy the book… you will not be disappointed as his skill with a pen/pencil is second to none.


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"That would depend on your definition of goodness; whether it resides in your
heart or your head."
"And what do you think?"
"Like I say, I don't think," replied Stan.
"A good answer," said Ambrosius. "I do think, but I still don't know. I reckon
most people in the treetops would say your heart, whereas most people here in the
City would say your head – if they didn't identify certain other are as of their anatomy,
that is."
Stan laughed. "Their bellies, of course. What do you say?"
"Maybe goodness is in your hands. If your job relies only on your hands it's pretty
hard to do anything too bad. Sure you can hit someone, but you'll get hit back and
sooner or later you'll come up against someone who's tougher than you. If you use
your head, you can do some really nasty things. You don't get hit back, so you kid
yourself that they are actually good."
"Maybe you're right. You should know that you will be using your head a lot in
the line of work you are going to pursue."
"It's a sacrifice I'm willing to make."
"Excellent," laughed Stan. "You've got the right attitude, sir."
"Why don't you go into that line of work, Stan?"
"It is not for me," said Stan. "Ever since my fall I've... well, I've not been right in
the head. You wouldn't know it to talk to me, but there are things which struggle
inside me. If I become too involved in the world then bad things happen."
Ambrosius decided not to pry too deeply. "That must be hard," he said.
"You know, it is, sir. I feel like I'm never quite a part of the world, even when I'm
in control of it. It is most disconcerting."
"Sometimes it's better to be aloof."
"Aloof? Detached is a better word. Stone cold, statuesque, like a painting on a
wall. Is that really a way to exist? I try and have my input on peoples lives but it is
always vicarious; I may work through a person but never as a person. I long to be one
of those stupid, drinking, laughing slobs that grace the plane t with their dirt, but I just
can't seem to settle."
"You seem to have plenty of friends round here," said Ambrosius, thinking of the
nefarious characters who had hailed them from the shadows on their way back to
Stan's place.
"That's because I help them. I have a brain on me, which I use to facilitate their
various sins. When I have my influence on people a car thief becomes a used car
dealer, a mugger becomes a loan shark, a drunkard becomes a publican and a
scumbag becomes a politician. It's the effect I have on people; I make them
"Isn't that a good thing? You're pulling people out of the gutter, sort of like a
guardian angel."
Stan sipped his wine before continuing. "Yes, I do a very similar job to an angel.
Angels help people in their darkest hour, as I do. There seems to be a difference with
me though, which makes me sad. I can't help but help the wrong people. Everyone I
make successful is corrupted by that success. I sometimes try and prevent it, but it just
seems to be the way of things. Nowadays I just go along with it."
"You shouldn't feel bad about it," said Ambrosius. "You try your best."


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Date of Stay: July, 2011
There was no TV at this campground. Wasn't really a big deal because the weather wasn't rainy. Had it been, it wouldn't have been good. The lake really didn't look all that appealing. The fishing lake was bug infested and swamp-like. Friends who camped with us brought 3 children under 6. There was NOTHING much for them to do. The playground equipment was old metal that was scorching hot from the summer heat. There was a seasonal camper here who seemed a bit eccentric but was very nice. We were across from a cow pasture and the smell wasn't very good in July but, it is what it is. The camp store was small and we noticed some of the foods were out of date. The 9 hole mini-golf course was all squeezed together and old. They charge $5 rental for the putters, which I was told was non-refundable for the "maintenance" of the grounds. The grounds weren't well maintained. It was grassy but certainly not even the quality of someone's home. It was just mowed field grass. There were $5 fees for everything other sport, all of which were refundable, to insure they'd get the stuff back. Not unreasonable. Now for the positives. We were able to get 2 pull throughs so that we could go awning to awning with our friends, setting up a little area that was just for us. The sites were wide and pretty well shaded for as large as they were. There was grass and no sand, which was nice because it made for a cleaner trailer. There was a dog walk, which is important to me but the path where it was looked like a trailer graveyard. It was quite disheveled here. The people who worked here were really very friendly, though. Not to say we wouldn't return. The best time to camp here would be in the fall, with dogs and without children. The lake wouldn't be an issue and the rustic, wide open feel of the sites would be most enjoyable then. It's spacious and quiet. Bring DVD's just in case the weather is bad. For us, it was close to home, yet far enough away to be "away."
Date of Stay: July, 2011
Nice campground but the spaces are tight, though there are very nice staffers who are here to guide you into your site . The roads are very narrow. Too many seasonals. They are dog friendly but there is no where to walk the dogs or allow them to be off-leash for a little while. (That would be a major help in tiring them out and for us to enjoy our time camping too.) There are a lot of dogs. Still a nice place though. The pool was nice but had an adult spa rather than a kiddie pool, which would have been a better use for that little gated area. The staff was very nice. The girls in the camp store were very helpful . Smaller size trailers will do well here. It's close to the beach and well maintained.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
LOVE this park! The first campground we had ever stayed at in 2008 and continually going there ever since. It's our obvious choice for a vacation close to home. The staff is friendly, they offer great "gas saver" programs, they are close to a lot of activities. We don't have kids but the kids that ARE there are well entertained and there's always something for them to do. We have furry kids, so dog friendly is AN ABSOLUTE necessity. They offer a nice sized dog park, offer poo bags at various spots on the grounds, are close to a dog friendly beach and the best part is they are close to Zoe's beach side cafe. They've got great crab cakes, home made cole slaw and are DOG FRIENDLY! That's right. You can order inside with your dog. The servers will bring your dog water and a treat from inside the building. If you see two beautiful dalmatian girls and their parents, you'll know it's me. Holly Shores also offers a few dog friendly cabins as well. These people get it. Dogs ARE family. People bringing their dogs aren't bringing dogs that don't behave and do business in the house. They are bringing family members on four legs. They usually offer a photographer who travels in an RV (imagine that!) offering to photograph your pets. I had mine done and they look fantastic. August usually brings the dog days of summer that offers all the fun stuff for your dogs. There's a hiking trail that leads to the fishing lake, where the dogs sneak a dip in the water tire themselves out and that helps Mom & Dad relax too! Just a great place to chill out. Close to everything but far enough from home to be considered a vacation. Staff's great, camp store is well stocked. Pool is nice and they always offer a DJ, karaoke, or other type of activity on the weekends. We always enjoy the Halloween weekends there. EVERYONE gets into it. The campground, the kids, the dogs, and the campers! the place is decorated beautifully no matter what the season! Give it a try at least once. This is the local campground you'll compare all the others to.
Date of Stay: March, 2011
GREAT TIME. We've been going here for about 4 years now. A great place. this year, MUCH to my surprise was a BRAND NEW DOG PARK. They did a fabulous job with it and it's well shaded but not enough to be "buggy". My two dalmatians had an absolute blast there. I didn't really like all the kids that decided to roll themselves in the tunnel and who were jumping all over the DOG EQUIPMENT. I mean, the dogs aren't permitted to invade all the kiddie spaces for obvious reasons. The dog's space should remain just that and be enforced. The staff there constructed a tire jump, tunnel, A frame walk and a plank walk with stairs on either side. they provide poo bags and a place to dispose of the waste. When we were there, they were installing a water spigot. they offer free water park admission to all campers. I don't really like the idea that it is open to the public as well. It'd be nicer if it was more exclusive for health reasons. There is an ice cream parlor and an arcade on site in addition to the miniature golf there as well. It's close to Hooper's Crab house which is more of a tourist trap (but I loved it!). The food was great there even though my heart belongs to the Assateague Crab House which is on the same road as the campground (make a left out of the campground about 3 miles on your right). In May, you can head over the bridge to the Maryland Convention Center for the craft show and HOPEFULLY meet Mr. George Turner who hand crafts AMAZING bowls out of wood. (I missed him this year!) The grounds are clean, though SOME of the spaces are really tight. The well-stocked camp store is HUGE and offers pretty much anything you could need, even beer and wine. They have a deli and offer sandwiches, burgers, etc. though I have never ordered. Their "Pony Express" check in is great. You call in ahead of time, pay in full and don't even have to get out of your rig. You are greeted by a "deputy" and give them your last name. He'll hand you your packet, tell you where you're spot is and keep you moving on. Great place. Never disappointed.


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Maria Brink or Christina Scabbia: Pump Or Dump? [POLL]
After 5 days of voting. Hold on, let me start this over. After 5 days of dominating Pump or Dump I think it's important that we give HUGE (like Fuccillo) props to Danielle Harris. Like, 'woah girl welcome to the first ever 'Pump or Dump: Hall of Fame'.
First let's see how Sophie Turner (best booty on the planet) did last night:
Sophie gave it whirl, but couldn't come through in the clutch. Because Sophie is rocking curves like chicks in rap videos, here's her Twitter for fantastic Aussie booty.
Tonight's Main Event:
Let's rock!! First we have the super hot and local (Colonie/Schenectady) Maria Brink from 'In This Moment'. Blonde- check! Curves all day- check! Can sing her heart out, both with her throat and vocal chords- check!
On the flip side of things, we have Christina Scabbia from Lacuna Coil, who will be here with Sevendust Feb 6th (tix can be had by clicking this link). Christina, with her Italian goodness: stands tall, sexy and brunette as the day is long. Let's get it on!
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How to make Guacamole en Molcajete (from Rosa Mexicano)
Put your skills into action with this Rosa Mexicano staple.
Wed Jul 4 2007
Contributed by Joe Quintana, executive chef of Rosa Mexicano at Lincoln Center
(2 servings)
1 ripe avocado
3 tbs chopped onions
1 tsp chopped, seeded jalapeño chili
1 1/2 tsp chopped, cleaned cilantro
2 tbs chopped tomato (discard juice and seeds)
Salt to taste
If you have a molcajete, a lava stone used for grinding and mixing, this is the perfect time to break it out. Otherwise, use a mortar and pestle or a bowl and the back of a wooden spoon. Thoroughly mash 1 tablespoon of chopped onions and a half teaspoon each of jalapeño, cilantro and salt into a juicy paste.
Slice the avocado lengthwise in approximately 1/8-inch strips; then slice across, forming a grid. Scoop the avocado out of the skin.
Add the avocado to the paste and thoroughly mix together. Mix, rather than mash the ingredients to leave the guacamole chunky and somewhat firm, not mushy. Then add the remaining ingredients and fold them together gently. Salt to taste.


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Hosea Gear has been named in the Wellington side for tomorrow night's ITM Cup match against North Harbour.
The discarded All Black will start on the left wing for the final round match in Albany.
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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Morrow County Records Inventory
Probate Registers
Series records the actions taken by the county's probate court. Information includes case numbers, estate or deceased's name, administrator's or executor's name, dates and types of papers filed, and memoranda and court orders listed by dates of appointment of administrator or executor. Series may also be referred to as probate journals, dockets, or records of actions. Over the years probate jurisdiction has been transferred from the county court to the circuit court in most counties. However, the county courts in Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Malheur, Sherman, and Wheeler Counties continue to hear probate cases. In 1986 circuit courts with probate jurisdiction began recording basic case information on the Oregon Judicial Information Network (OJIN). This network functionally replaced probate dockets and journals previously maintained by the courts. The transition to full use of OJIN by all circuit courts in Oregon took approximately two years. Contact the trial court administrator for access to OJIN. Portions of these records may be restricted.
Morrow County joined the Oregon Judicial Information Network (OJIN) in 1987. Most of the records located in the clerk's vault are available as digital images in a searchable database at the clerk's office.
Records at the Morrow County Courthouse, Clerk's Vault:
Probate Docket [also indexes case files], vol. 4, 1964-1987 (1 reel of microfilm);
Probate Docket County Court [with index-also indexes probate case files], vol. 2-3, 1926-1979 (2 volumes);
Probate Docket County Judge [with index-also indexes probate case files], vol. 1, 1911-1967 (1 volume).
Records at the Morrow County Courthouse, Basement Vault:
Microfilm Cards [Circuit Court and Probate Journal Pages], ca.1960-ca.1980 (2.50 feet of aperture cards);
Probate Docket County Court [also indexes case files], vol. 4, 1964-1987 (1 volume);
Probate Journal, vol. L, 1955-1961 (1 volume).
Records at the Morrow County Courthouse, Basement Records Storage Room:
County Court Probate Register Fee Book [also indexes probate case files], 1885-1904 (1 volume);
County Court [Probate-with index], vol. 1, 1885-1901 (1 volume);
Journal County Court [includes mostly probate and some insane commitments], vol. A, 1885-1891 (1 volume);
Probate County Court [Record-with index], vol. 2, 1901-1911 (1 volume);
Probate Journal [with index], vol. B-K, 1890-1955 (10 volumes); vol. M-N, 1961-1967 (2 volumes);
Probate Record, vol. A, 1885 (1 volume);
Probate Register [with index], vol. 2, 1898-1920 (1 volume).


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Dog adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog and you'll have a friend for life! Contact us, or contact another local humane society, animal shelter or SPCA.
We are the only boxer rescue in the State, although there are other all-breed rescues that take in boxers. We also take in some dogs from, and adopt some dogs into, AL, GA and KY.
We regret that we are unable to take boxer mixes any longer, as we do not even have space for all the purebred boxers in kill shelters in TN. MTBR took in over 200 boxers in 2013, and expect to take in even more in 2014.
Contributions are welcome, and are tax deductible.
You may also check our Facebook page for upcoming events.
We require a home visit prior to adoption. Adopters are required to sign a contract agreeing that the dog be returned to us if the adopter can no longer keep the dog.
All visits with adoptable dogs are by appointment only, after we receive an application from the potential adopter.
Why should you adopt?
Dog adoption and cat adoption saves lives. Adopt a dog or adopt a cat and you'll have a friend for life! What is the difference between adopting a dog or puppy versus getting dogs for sale or puppies for sale from a dog breeder? When someone is breeding puppies, they are creating new dogs who need homes. Some people are interested in a very specific breed of dog or puppy and they think the only way to find that specific breed is to buy a dog for sale from a puppy breeder. Yet animal shelters are filled with dogs who must find homes. So rather than buying a dog or puppy for sale from a dog breeder, we encourage people to adopt a dog or adopt a puppy at their local animal shelter, SPCA, humane society or pet rescue group.


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Since 2007, Nola's Central Business District Hilton Hotel has been home to Lüke, a Creole brasserie with French-German influences from restaurateur/chef John Besh. This popular spot for business lunches serves dishes like soft shell crab BLTs and roasted jalapeño grits, pulling from German and French culture in the beer list and accessibly-priced wine collection.
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Your adventure awaits you!Q5 SF ensures every outing is a full-day adventure in the making!With this full-featured sport boat package, you can watch the sun rise as you reel 'em in from the fore and aft fishing positions, dropping the keepers into the livewell and prowling the shoreline with the trolling motor.But don't wear out your arm, because later you'll want to tie up to the ski ring and show off your water sports skills. And cap off the action-filled day by relaxing on the plush couches while listening to music from the AM/FM/CD stereo.Now that's an adventure!
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Devil's Due
Its said that theres no place like home, which is especially apt when it comes to the Arizona State University Sun Devils baseball team. The devil squad has notched an impressive win-loss record at Packard Stadium this year, and is hoping for a few more victories during their final home stand of the season against UCLA this weekend.
Neither school has made it to the top of the Pac-10 standings, but its ASUs numerous non-conference wins that give them the edge over their SoCal foes in national rankings.
Heres the kicker: Even if ASU takes the three-game series against the Bruins, said wins could ultimately prove to be futile in regards to the college baseball playoffs. As of press time, the Sun Devils are appealing an NCAA edict from last December, which is likely to keep them out of postseason competition due to an infraction by the ASU athletic department.
Even if the decision is upheld (and their playoff hopes are dashed), expect the pitchfork pack to prove why they should be a top seed this year during the series, which starts on Friday, May 27, at Packard Stadium, 200 South Rural Road in Tempe.
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I was impressed with this guy thru camp and the preseason. His potential showed early on and after learning about his playing days in college, I was enthusiastic, hoping his second chance proves that his past knucklehead behavior is a no-no going forward. Then the suspension came. At first I was like oh well, there goes your opportunity, but it was accidental usage of a banned substance. Eh, no big deal, we got Sash back that week.
JR gets much deserved praise for finding quality guys to fill roles with this franchise. I feel that this pick was a high value guy that may be an important piece for the team in the next few weeks. Stevie Brown played exceptional as KP's replacement, but Will Hill has played pretty damn good himself when out there. Along with Sash, the safety position is looking real bright for big blue.
Keep an eye out for this guy because he is the secret weapon on the 'D.


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approx. 6-7 years, full boxer, natural ears, cropped tail, fawn/ black-gray mask, cute under bite!
Ok....let's try this again.....It's Renata Blossom here just as cute as ever. Now, why am I still here? Can you not see my picture to see how cute I am or what? Not only am I cute, I have wonderful manners. No jumping and I am allowed free roam of the house and I don't touch a thing. I get along with other dogs even the grumpy one that lives in my foster home. What more could you ask for. Yes, I know there are lots of puppies running around and yes I have gray in my mask. But don't let that fool you. I have plenty of energy and keep with with anyone. My heart worm treatments are over and yes I am NEGATIVE! So with that being said, I am ready for you to apply and I will personally sort through the applications and will be in touch.
Waiting patiently,
Renata Blossom
No more waiting! I am READY to come home! I received my negative heart worm status on Saturday!! I am going at the end of this week to have a small bump removed from my leg...Mom says don't sweat the small stuff, so no worries here. She has been allowing me to run in the fenced in yard. I just LOVE it. It has been so long since I was able to play outside without a leash on! Mom says I am still the perfect lady. I do not jump on anyone, have no accidents in the house and can stay uncrated and not mess with a thing. My all time favorite thing is a back scratch. So be ready to laugh cause when you scratch my back...I do a little dance and wiggle and jiggle and sometimes my back end just slides out from underneath me. I am not so sure it's all that funny but my foster family loves when it happens. Mom says I have to tell you my 1 'issue'......yes everyone has at least 1 but Mom says I have to be completely honest....so here it is.....I do not care to much for dogs being near me in a fence. I like them out of the fence just not with a fence between us. We are working on that everyday and I do walk away when Mom corrects me and says LEAVE IT BLOSSOM. I want Mom to be pleased with me so I do as I am asked. She understands something from my former life caused me to be like this and she understands that with a little help I can get over it. OK.....now back to the good stuff.......I am packing as we speak...I come fully ready to settle in and only need some food, treats and most of all love [and a good back scratch] in return I can offer you complete unconditional love. But you have to fill out my application to get in the line to adopt me! Hurry and get it done!
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The dining-room of SEREBRAKOFF'S house. It is night. The tapping of the
WATCHMAN'S rattle is heard in the garden. SEREBRAKOFF is dozing in an arm-chair
by an open window and HELENA is sitting beside him, also half asleep.
SEREBRAKOFF. [Rousing himself] Who is here? Is it you, Sonia?
HELENA. It is I.
SEREBRAKOFF. Oh, it is you, Nelly. This pain is intolerable.
HELENA. Your shawl has slipped down. [She wraps up his legs in the shawl] Let me
shut the window.
SEREBRAKOFF. No, leave it open; I am suffocating. I dreamt just now that my left leg
belonged to some one else, and it hurt so that I woke. I don't believe this is gout, it is
more like rheumatism. What time is it?
HELENA. Half past twelve. [A pause.]
SEREBRAKOFF. I want you to look for Batushka's works in the library to-morrow. I
think we have him.
HELENA. What is that?
SEREBRAKOFF. Look for Batushka to-morrow morning; we used to have him, I
remember. Why do I find it so hard to breathe?
HELENA. You are tired; this is the second night you have had no sleep.
SEREBRAKOFF. They say that Turgenieff got angina of the heart from gout. I am
afraid I am getting angina too. Oh, damn this horrible, accursed old age! Ever since I
have been old I have been hateful to myself, and I am sure, hateful to you all as well.
HELENA. You speak as if we were to blame for your being old.
SEREBRAKOFF. I am more hateful to you than to any one.
HELENA gets up and walks away from him, sitting down at a distance.
SEREBRAKOFF. You are quite right, of course. I am not an idiot; I can understand
you. You are young and healthy and beautiful, and longing for life, and I am an old
dotard, almost a dead man already. Don't I know it? Of course I see that it is foolish for


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9 Essential Ingredients of Italian Cuisine
Garlic is magical; at least that's what the ancients Romans thought. We now know that garlic has both antibiotic and antifungal properties. In an era before antibiotics, garlic may have kept the Greeks and Romans free of infection. Garlic boasts anticancer characteristics—studies show it may lower breast, colon, stomach, throat and skin cancer risks. It's heart-healthy, too, as it's been shown to prevent clotting. The secret to all these health benefits? Sulfides. Those beneficial sulfides aren't released, however, unless the garlic is crushed or chopped and left to sit for at least 10 to 15 minutes before eating or cooking. Garlic purchased already chopped offers the same benefits.
Garlic's characteristic flavor adds dimension to just about any dish. Try adding chopped garlic to sautéed greens, salad dressings or homemade spaghetti sauce.
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MP3s! Radio! Photos! Movies! Voice Recording!
It's Compact, Portable, Sleek...
There's Even A Slide-Out Control Pad!
Don't Even THINK Of Spending Over $100 On An iPod!
This Does It All For A Fraction Of The Price!
Built-In Speaker, Microphone, And Expandable Memory!
It'd Be IMPOSSIBLE To Fit More Features In One Device!
Tons of Features – One Pocketsized Device!
Alright, I'm gonna cut right to the chase: THIS THING IS AWESOME! Sometimes, a device completely blow us away... and this is one of 'em!
If you're an on-the-go type or even just prefer a little freedom to enjoy your tunes wherever you are, this is the device for you!
The ENTIRE WORLD is now your own personal media room.
It's a media paradise and you've just been given the best seat on the beach!
Your Music - Anywhere!
From your favorite chair to anywhere you go... your music will be with you!
With the built-in speakers, YOU DON'T EVEN NEED HEADPHONES!
That's music to the ears of ANYONE who hates uncomfortable earbuds!
It comes with a whopping 4 GB of storage! And if you have an SD card? You can expand that even more! Having options is ALWAYS a good thing!
That's a lot of music, pictures, or video.
It Even Has FM Radio - If you're a fan of live radio, talk radio, or just want to add some variety... flip on the radio and enjoy all the stations you can find!
Every media device you could ever want... in one!
And when you're on the go, you can pop it in the nice, convenient carrying pouch!
Speaking of convenient: check out the slide-out panel below!
It gives you some extra control over your MP3 player WITHOUT adding extra bulk when you don't need it!
Just slide it out when ya need it and BAM - easy handheld usage! Then when you're done, slide it closed in one second flat!
Videos & Pictures At Your Fingertips!
With a built-in camera, you'll ALWAYS be ready to snape a photo. It can also record video!
How many MP3 players do you know that can do THAT?
It plays videos too! Show off your own recordings, or transfer videos from your PC to watch wherever you go. They're gonna look GREAT on that LCD screen, too!
Ready for More?
We aren't even done yet! This baby is packed FULL of useful or fun extras that'll blow you away.
|Voice Recorder
|Game Player
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|Composite A / V Cables INCLUDED! Hook up to a BIG SCREEN!
This device does it all! Calling this an MP3 player is like calling the ocean wet! It does NO justice to the sheer number of features and functions of this amazing thing!
Plus when you can charge it via USB... that means you aren't draining your wallet buying batteries!
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At the only $44.97 with FREE US SHIPPING, you can have it all, right in your pocket!
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All-in-One Entertainment!
Compact and portable, this Digital Media Player combines a camera, game player and MP3/MP4 player into one pocket-sized device. A sliding panel design exposes the control buttons for you to navigate the 2.75-inch TFT LCD screen. You can listen to music, watch videos, view photos or play NES compatible games.
There's even an FM radio function so you can listen to you favorite FM music or talk shows. Use the built-in camera to take pictures on the spot or make mini DV movies with the DV movie function. Want to record an important lecture? Feel free to record audio with the voice recorder function.
Additional features include an E-Book reader, calculator and notepad. Transferring files to and from your PC is easy with the USB interface. The MP3 Player already comes with 4 GB of built-in memory, but there's also room for expansion via the Secure Digital card slot.
Key Features
- 4 GB capacity
- Sliding panel design
- 2.75-inch TFT LCD screen (approximate)
- USB 1.1 interface
- Music player
- Video player
- FM radio
- Digital photo viewer
- Digital video recorder
- Voice recorder
- Built-in camera
- Game player
- Secure Digital expansion card slot (card not included)
- E-Book reader
- Calculator
- Notepad
- Built-in speaker and microphone
- Earbud headphones included
- Music player: supports MP3, WMA, and WAV formats
- Video player: supports MP4, 3GP and AVI formats
- Video Resolution: 320 x 240
- Game player: supports NES, GB, and GBC format Internet downloaded games
- Photo viewer: supports JPEG files
- AV out NTSC/PAL
- Recording format: AMR
- Frame Frequency: NTSC: 30 fps, PAL: 25 fps
- Camera: CMOS lens, 1280 x 960 resolution
- Multi-language
System Requirements
- Available USB port
- Available power outlet
- Supported Secure Digital memory card
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Terror hotline hits 24,000 calls
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The federal government's terrorism hotline has received more than 24,000 calls since it was set up in 2002.
Figures released by the government showed the national security hotline, established in December 2002, had taken 24,100 calls.
The number of calls peaked in February 2003, when almost 7,000 people phoned the hotline, and hit a low of 801 in August 2004.
However, the government has refused to respond to a Labor question on notice in parliament as to how many of the calls resulted in investigations.
Attorney-General Philip Ruddock said in his response to the question that all information received by the hotline was treated as serious and forwarded to ASIO, the Australian Federal Police and state or territory police for analysis and investigation.
"It remains their responsibility to determine the relevance of the information to terrorist activities," Mr Ruddock said.
Mr Ruddock said all information received from callers was held on a secure computer database.
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by Rebecca Logsdon, PhD
Q. My mother has dementia and lives with me. We are together most of the time, because I donĺt feel comfortable leaving her by herself for very long at a time. These rainy, dark winter days are affecting both my own mood, and my motherĺs mood. What suggestions do you have for activities or things we can do that would help get us out of our midwinter slump?
A. Winter can be a difficult time for many of us. First, it takes more effort to go out, because of the combination of weather, darkness, and post holiday fatigue. Second, we have less opportunity for exercise and exposure to natural light, both of which help to regulate our mood and sleep.
Think of what you and your mother enjoy doing when the weather is good, and brainstorm ways to modify those activities so you can continue them. If you enjoy walking in the summer, you could pick a couple of days a week to walk indoors at the mall, or resolve to take advantage of opportunities when the sky brightens up during the day to drop whatever you are doing and take a quick walk. Just 20 minutes outside makes a difference, even if itĺs cloudy. If you enjoy gardening, make some trips to the nursery to look at the plants and plan your spring garden. Bring flowers indoors by forcing bulbs, or treat yourselves to an occasional bouquet. Listen to music as you clean up around the house.
Get out your calendar and write down something every day that you and your mother can look forward to. Play gin rummy or go fish; get some inexpensive water colors and spend an afternoon painting; bake bread; have an afternoon ôtea timeö and invite a neighbor over; put photos into an album; sort jewelry; look at a magazine; watch a video. If you write these things down ahead of time, it helps make them more of an ôeventö for both of you, and breaks the monotony of the usual routine.
If you need some time for yourself (and we all do), think about enlisting friends or family members to take your mother for a visit (even just an hour or so will help), and suggest an activity that they could do with her. You might also check into Memory Wellness Programs or Adult Day Health Centers that provide interesting and appropriate activities during the day for your mother. These programs usually provide physical, mental, and social activity, and many offer both transportation and lunchŚand give you the time to do something you would like to do on your own. To learn more about programs near you, call the Alzheimerĺs Association, at 800-363-5500.
It takes effort to break out of winter inertia, especially when youĺre caring for someone with dementia, but it is well worth it. Not everything you do will work out, but the key is to just keep trying. If your mood doesnĺt improve within a few weeks, talk to your primary care doctor about how youĺre feeling. He or she can suggest options for treating depression, including counseling, medication, or other alternatives. And donĺt wait until youĺre feeling terrible to start doing something about itŚthe sooner you start, the easier it will be to break out of your winter slump.


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All home athletic contests for Oak Park High School are held at the high school located at 899 North Kanan Road, Oak Park, CA 91377 except where noted below.


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FOR ME the infuriating thing about that first wave of digital radios to hit the market wasn't the scarily high prices or the total lack of knowledge of the salespeople, it was that none of them sounded particularly good. In almost all cases it was difficult to pick any difference between digital and regular FM.
But lately the sound quality has been increasing in leaps and bounds and flipping from regular FM to digital (and many of them have an additional FM tuner) reveals a marked improvement in the music. And, it has to be said, a marked decrease in volume.
In every one we listened to, the volume level plummeted with the switch to digital and getting a level sufficient to hear throughout a normal room necessitated cranking the volume up to max.
There's been another change, too. Maybe someone finally told the manufacturers that we like portable radios. Digital portables hardly existed back in the early days of the format but now they're all over the place and I've seen them as cheap as $44.
Thus, with a new season kicking off for the NRL and the AFL, we figured a comparison of them would be timely.
There are some points to bear in mind. The first is that digitals only work in the major cities, so if you take your digital portable to an exhibition game in, say, Wagga Wagga, Toowoomba, Launceston or even Hobart, you'll only get the FM stations, and FM stations tend not to broadcast footy. Digital broadcasting is coming to regional areas but by all accounts it won't be any time soon.
The second is that there are plenty of digital black spots in the transmission area, especially throughout hilly old Sydney. If you're in one of these, you won't get anything at all out of your digital because digitals either present the program in all its glorious detail or present nothing at all - there's no middle ground.
So if you live in a black spot your digital radio won't work - well, not on digital, anyway; it will probably still get FM - and you'll want your money back. Make sure you have this understanding with the retailer before you buy.
Philips AE5430
$130, 4.5 stars
At first I marked this down for not having a carry handle but then I discovered the handle is so cunningly disguised as part of the aluminium trim I'd missed it. This is a great-looking portable and also great sounding, probably because it's the largest here and has the biggest speaker. There's plenty of depth and spaciousness to the music as well as good definition. It has an FM tuner and a generous display and the controls are intuitive and easy to use. It operates on mains power or with four C batteries. There are 20 station presets and a headphone plug. This is the biggest one here at 210millimetres wide by 137millimetres high by 79millimetres deep and it weighs 780grams. If you can live with that — and the carry handle makes it easy — it's a ripper.
Sangean DPR-69
$189, 3 stars
Sangean is a respected brand in radios and is one of the few specialising in models for remote areas but this digital portable is for city folk and they'll appreciate its compact design and striking white colour scheme. It's by far the most expensive here and for that the sound quality is pretty ordinary. There's a slight degree of hollowness to the sound that is far more noticeable with music than speech, and the improvement in switching from FM to digital is much less noticeable than with the other two. But it does have a rechargeable battery (it also runs on mains power). There are 10 station presets and a headphone plug. It's the lightest here at 348grams and the smallest at 161millimetres wide by 106millimetres high by 36.5millimetres deep.
Sony XDR-S56DBP
$99, 3.5 stars
This has no carry handle but it's small enough to carry comfortably with one hand. It looks good, with a contemporary design that includes two knobs on the right side that turn out to be pressure sensitive rather than rotary. The sound quality is surprisingly good for its size right up to full volume, with plenty of definition and good body. There's a headphone plug and a sleep function. Unlike many digitals you don't have to press a ''select'' or ''enter'' button after choosing your station; it simply switches to it after you leave the selector there for a few seconds. There are 20 station presets and 10 FM, and it works on mains power as well as four AA batteries. It weighs 486grams and measures 189millimetres wide by 103millimetres high by 38millimetres deep.


text: Like the title says anybody do this, Im wanting to do a relocate on the handle and smooth the tailgate and add a roll pan. the roll pan dont worry me. The relocate on the tailgate handle, however, does worry me. Anybody know how hard a job it is to do, ACTUALLY. I've read about it in mags and they make it look like a walk in the park. There are different kits to perform this Sir Michaels has one, LMC has one. I would just like some good ol first hand experience from anybody who may have it. thanks, tim


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A larger chassis should mean an improved keyboard, but we're not so sure this is the case. Ostensibly it's very similar to the 1008HA and this is fine since the key action is crisp and responsive. In this sense it's very good.
However, we did spot on the right-hand side a suspiciously small right-Shift key. At least it's not the wrong side of the cursor key, but quite why Asus decided on this when it worked around the problem on the 1008HA so cleverly is beyond us. It's not quite a deal breaker, but it is little silly.
Connectivity is the same as usual, though unlike the 1008HA the ports aren't hidden behind flaps. On the left there's the power inputs, a VGA out and a USB port.
Then, on the right, are headphone and microphone jacks, two more USB ports, an Ethernet port and (out of shot) a memory card reader.
Another change from the 1008HA is the battery, which is removable. Shipping with the 1101HA is a 4,440mAh capacity battery (around twice that of the 1008HA), which Asus reckons is good for 8.5 hours. Time will tell on that one, but presuming it uses the same battery cells as the 1008HA this seems reasonable.
Pricing isn't too unreasonable, either. Asus is quoting a £379 SRP when the Eee PC 1101HA goes on sale at the beginning of July. At this price it would provide a tantalising upgrade alternative to the 1008HA, especially given the extra usability created by the significantly higher resolution display. Hopefully this will mean the 1008HA will come down in price, too.