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Saturday will be the gently used Book Collection Day at the Carnegie Free Library when the FRIENDS of the Carnegie Free Library encourage everyone to bring in books, books on tape, movies, etc., so members can spend the month of October organizing and properly categorizing all of the donated materials. Every item is appreciated. Volunteers will be there to unload cars and carry books to the basement. After you drop your books off, you are invited to stop in the kitchen for some cookies, coffee and conversation to celebrate this day of gathering. You are reminded that you can drop off books year round, just please leave them by the elevator and FRIENDS will see that they get to the basement. "Thanks to all who help us make our two annual book sales a success," said member Karen Macko. The Big Fall Book Sale will be held Nov. 2.
Unity A Journey of Hope will hold its second annual Journey and Jaxx 5-K Walk & Wag from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. It is held to raise funds for Unity in order that the nonprofit can continue granting wishes to adults with a life-limiting illness and canine safety. The Walk & Wag will be held at The Lardin House in Masontown. The walk is held on the adjacent Browns Run Trail and is a 5-K competitive walk for you and your favorite canine friend. The walk is held in honor of Karen Roderick Tummons, a Unity volunteer and wish recipient. There will be plenty of other things to do as part of the event, too. John and Bobbi Robinson encourage everyone to join them for this important afternoon.
A reminder — the final farmers market of the summer will be held Saturday next to Lions Square, and Saturday is also the Dunbar Community Fest.
By Faith Ministries Inc. will hold a free community breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday at its fellowship hall, 107 N. Seventh St. Everyone is welcome.
The Small Business Association free presentation will be held Wednesday at the Porter Theater in the community center. This important presentation to help the business community and future entrepreneurs is sponsored by Downtown Connellsville and the Connellsville Redevelopment Authority. Registration begins at 5 p.m. To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 724-626-1645. The program will be moderated by SBA lending relations specialist Stephen Drozda. Don't miss this opportunity.
Also Wednesday evening will be solo art exhibit and sale of Sheree Cockrell at West Overton Village and Museums. She will have a wonderful selection of her paintings and is really looking forward to the event. Your $5 admission benefits West Overton Village & Museums. There will be hors d'oeuvres and beverages courtesy of Carson's Premier Catering and live music by Blues Passport. This is the last Wednesday at West Overton of the season, so try to attend. For more information, visit www.westovertonvillage.org
The Connellsville Presbyterian Church will hold an Apple Dumpling Festival for one evening on Oct. 3. Everyone is invited to the church dining room where you can sit down and enjoy good company, a sandwich and apple dumplings with or without ice cream.
Beginning Oct. 1, Yoga at the Carnegie Free Library will be held Tuesdays from 9 to 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays (this is a donation class which benefits the library) from 10:15 to 11:45 a.m.
Reservations are now due for The Great Gatsby Gala, sponsored by the Greater Connellsville Chamber of Commerce. It will be held at Linden Hall Mansion on Oct. 5. The Sammy Brooks Band with guest performer Harold Betters will be the entertainment.
The South Connellsville Fall Community Yard Sale will be held Oct. 5. If you want your house on the map, registration is $5 at the borough office. The maps will be available for pickup starting Monday. The yard sale will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The following Saturday, Oct. 12, will be the annual car show, sponsored by Scott C's Auto Sales. If anyone would like to secure a vendor spot for that day, they can call Karen at 412-582-2342. There is no charge, but you must call in advance so organizers know how many are going to participate. Vendors are responsible to bring their own tables, tents, etc.
Some dates to remember are fall cleanup day in South Connellsville on Oct. 9; trick-or-treat in Connellsville, from 4 to 6 p.m., Oct. 27; and the Halloween parade on Oct. 29.
This is from Chip Rowan: Connellsville Area Community Ministries will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 5. In addition to the Care and Share Boutique, the ministry will also have its "hallway of flea market specials." There will be tables lined up in the entrance hallway with decorations for fall and Christmas on sale plus many household items at deeply discounted prices. The ministry will continue to be open the first Saturday of each month. The Wesley Family Clothesline at Wesley United Methodist Church will also be open from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Oct. 5. Stop at both locations for some great Saturday deals.
The third Tangled Up In Brew event will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 12 at Yough Park. Organizers are seeking home brewers for the competition. Details are posted on the city recreation board Facebook page. Tickets will include a pint glass for sampling, snacks and music.
Coming up Oct. 6 is the 13th annual Ex-Paws-Ition at Christian W. Klay Winery to be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a blessing of the animals followed by a rabies clinic. A pet parade and fun competitions will award prizes for longest and shortest tail, nose, cutest, best trick and more. There will be vendor booths, live music, food from the Stone House Smoke House and more.
Highlands Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring a B and G Book Sale in the hospital lobby from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 1 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 2. Shoppers can choose from cookbooks, best sellers, children's books, gift items and more. These will make great Christmas gifts. Proceeds from this fundraiser will be used to purchase needed equipment and furnishings for the hospital.
"Broadway ... Recently" is a musical revue to held at the Porter Theater in the Greater Connellsville Area Community Center at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3, 4 and 5 and at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Presented by Jonaleka Productions, it will feature selections from recent Broadway hits such as "Hairspray," "Rent," "Footloose," "Les Mis," "Legally Blonde," "Wedding Singer," "Wicked" and more. Tickets are $10. For more information, call 724-626-0300.
Plan now to be at the Yough River Trail Council Fall Foliage Ride/Walk coming up Oct. 13. Registration begins at noon and the ride is not timed. For those who want a little competition, there are two competitive rides with a chance to win prizes. One goes to Adelaide and back and the other goes to Camp Carmel and back. Those who pick up a token at those destinations and return to Yough Park before 3 p.m. get entered in the drawing for a gift card. The Connellsville Lions Club will serve its usual fantastic lunch from 3 to 4 p.m. Cost is $15 by Oct. 4 and $20 after that. Lunch and a long-sleeved T-shirt are included. This is one of the trail council's biggest fundraisers for the year and proceeds will be shared with the Lions Club. Applications are available at the trail heads and online at wwww.youghrivertrail.com.
The staff at Pleasant Valley Country Club wants to remind everyone it is not too early to book holiday parties and 2014 special events.
Conn-Area Catholic School will hold a Ladies' Day Out vendor fair in the school gymnasium from noon to 3 p.m. Oct. 20. Event will feature many women's products, such as Pampered Chef, Sabika Jewelry, thirty-one, Mary Kay Cosmetics and more. Admission is $3 per person, which includes a complimentary beverage and one ticket for the basket raffle. Additional vendors are welcome, call Kristin Baker at the school office at 724-628-5090.
A Rivers Casino trip will be held Nov. 1. It is a Finley's Fighters RDH12 Fund For Sight Fundraiser. The round trip on a Nelson coach bus will leave Martin's parking lot at 4:30 p.m. and the County Market parking lot at 4:45 p.m. You will arrive at Rivers at 6 p.m. then depart for home at 11 p.m. The cost is $25 and you will receive a $15 playing voucher and a $5 food voucher. There will be fun games on the bus ride. Remember to bring your players card and ID; everyone must arrive on the bus. To reserve a spot, call Phyllis at 724-628-6078 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. The trip is planned by West Apple Tours and Ted and Phyllis Kovall.
Conn-Area Catholic School is hosting The Clarks on Nov. 1 at the Edwin Porter Theater in the Connellsville Community Center. Tickets for the concert are $20 and are available now at Conn-Area Catholic School. Concert proceeds directly benefit the students of the school.
Mark your calendars for these upcoming events: Wednesday, "Meet The Lenders" at Porter Theater and West Overton presents the art of Sheree Cockrell; Friday, Tastefully Simple at Blushie Boutique; Saturday, FRIENDS used book collection at library, Walk & Wag at Lardin House, Dunbar Community Fest and By Faith Ministries free breakfast; Oct. 1 and 2, Highlands Hospital Auxiliary Book Sale; Oct. 3, Presbyterian Church Apple Dumpling Festival; Oct. 5, chamber's Great Gatsby Gala, South Connellsville Community Yard Sale and Community Ministries will be open; Oct. 3 to 6, "Broadway ... Recently" at Porter Theater; Oct. 12, South Connellsville Car Show and Wellness Retreat and Tangled Up In Brew; Oct. 13, Yough River Trail Council's Fall Foliage ride/walk; Oct. 18, Rivers Casino bus trip; Oct. 26, Zombie Run; Nov. 1, The Clarks at Porter Theater and Rivers Casino bus trip; and Nov. 2, FRIENDS of the library Big Fall Book Sale.
If you have a local upcoming event that you would like mentioned in this column, email it well in advance so I can include it at firstname.lastname@example.com
Nancy Henry is a Connellsville resident.


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Brewers bring positive vibes into 2013
It's amazing what an effect 42 games can have on a baseball team.
The 2012 Milwaukee Brewers, the defending National League Central Division champions, finished in third place – 14 games behind the Cincinnati Reds and five games behind the St. Louis Cardinals. Coming off a near 100-win season and two games shy of the World Series the year before, an 83-win season with a $100 million payroll could have been viewed as a colossal disappointment.
It was one, in fact, for 120 games. At that point, the Brewers were 54-66 and dead in the water. Zack Greinke was gone. Shaun Marcum was hurt. The bullpen was a disaster.
Something happened though. Over the final 42 games, John Axford and the bullpen figured things out, a batch of unproven starting pitchers threw the ball effectively and the offense kept pounding opposing hurlers and the Brewers finished the year 29-13.
Over the course of that stretch, the mood changed, and that has carried over to 2013.
"It just feels different already this year," Axford said. "It feels fun, feels open. Not to say it hasn't felt that way in the past but for some reason this year feels a little bit different that way, like there's a loose feeling about everyone right now. I think that's why there's that optimism."
Catcher Jonathan Lucroy agreed.
"Everything feels so…I think everybody is really jacked up and really excited," he said. "You can just feel a difference."
While the payroll was trimmed by about 20 percent, the only real change going into this season has been the decision to allow those young pitchers to continue their development. There is a real sense of optimism surrounding this team, from the top of the organization down.
"I'm always an optimistic person," general manager Doug Melvin said. "I always feel we always have a chance or we wouldn't be doing this. Obviously Cincinnati and St. Louis, are very talented clubs. They probably have more experience but we're still a very good ball club. We were in the pennant race until game 159 last year. We led the national league in runs scored and a lot of the offensive categories. We got back in it. We had our bumps in the road but this club is capable of getting to the postseason."
The Brewers return a lineup, led by Ryan Braun, which led the National League in runs scored, home runs and stolen bases.
Such numbers were just the tip of the statistical iceberg for the Brewers offense, as Braun and third baseman Aramis Ramirez had the most RBI (217) of any pair in the National League; Carlos Gomez was one of only five players in all of baseball with at least 15 homers and 30 stolen bases; Norichika Aoki led all NL rookies in stolen bases and tied for the rookie lead in hits and Corey Hart was fifth in the NL in extra base hits.
The expectation is now on the offense to carry the team, whereas last year the starting rotation and bullpen were expected to be the bell cows.
"Last year we showed we had a good team," starting pitcher Marco Estrada said. "We competed. It's pretty much the same team all over again. We've added a few pieces to the bullpen. Our lineup is exactly the same. I don't think it changed at all. We're going to score runs. All we have to do is try to keep the games short and not let the other team score and we're going to be good. I really believe that."
Braun was a little more diplomatic, pointing out that such a short run is hardly a predictor of long-term success.
"I think the talent's there," Braun said. "Again, it's about going out there and doing it over the course of a season. Because we now have depth – we have starting pitching depth, we have some guys that are relatively inexperienced. We don't know exactly what they're doing to be able to do, but aside from that we're certainly going to be competitive again and as long as you're competitive that's all you can ask for."
The pitchers don't lack for confidence, however. The bullpen has been completely remodeled, with Burke Badenhop (Tampa Bay), Mike Gonzalez (Washington) and Tom Gorzelanny (Washington) all being imported off winning teams to set up holdovers Jim Henderson and Axford.
The starting pitching staff is labeled as inexperienced, yet Estrada (23) and Mike Fiers (22) started for much of the season.
"I think there's definitely a sense of optimism," said lefty Chris Narveson, who is coming off shoulder surgery. "It's all about getting hot at the right time. If you look at the second half and what we had, we're looking to continue that. Young guys, obviously, will have a lot of energy and a lot of mojo going into next year."
Perhaps part of the reason there is so much optimism is the fact the team can hold onto the success of those 42 games but not worry so much about the expectations of a World Series. Such lofty goals were definitely on the mind of the 2012 Brewers, even after Prince Fielder departed via free agency.
The team may have finished the season 16 games over .500, but it was only after falling 12 games under sea level prior to.
"That could be. Possibly, yeah," Axford admitted. "Everyone puts just a lot of outside pressure on the team to do well and I think last year after our 2011 season I think everyone was really expecting a lot and when things weren't happening that way it becomes kind of, the mounting pressure starts coming onto you more that way and I think maybe it's not here right now, we're not hearing it as much, everyone is just ready for the Brewers baseball season to begin like we are.
"They're not thinking as far as head as they were last year and I think we're not either. I think we're just excited to get to spring training and then we're excited to get the season started and it's all easy, small steps right now. I think that's why everyone is so open and loose."
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Kyle Lohse... ugh. That'll really sting when St. Louis drafts some kid with our #17 pick who will end up killing us for a decade down the road.
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The Brewers are going to be a very good minor league team this year...they have no pitching and are hoping untested guys will come through...stay healthy and win some games. They keep saying that the Brewers hitting will win games...however, if you score 9 runs and give up 10...it's going to be a long season...I'm hoping I'm wrong.
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The Carlsbad High School Television Booster Club is holding a massive garage sale fundraiser Saturday to benefit the award-winning CHSTV broadcasting program.
The sale, with at least 60 families participating, will be from 7:30 a.m. to noon in the Carlsbad High School football stadium parking lot, at Lancer Way and Basswood Avenue, Carlsbad. Items for sale will include household goods, electronics, clothes, shoes, kitchenware, jewelry, small appliances, and sporting goods. A bake sale will accompany the garage sale.
CHSTV is an elective class and part of the school's curriculum. It receives a small operating budget, but relies heavily on booster club fundraising, parent volunteer Kim Berkshire said. Fundraising and donations help pay for the basics like flash drives and SD memory cards, as well as advanced equipment for high-definition recording and live-streaming.
CHSTV produces a live daily morning show for the school. The show is also available for the community at chstv.com and on the government-access cable channel. Student Television Network has named CHSTV the No. 1 high school scholastic broadcast program in the nation for the past five years. The daily shows include announcements, profiles, and live event coverage.
CHSTV was invited to Camp Pendleton in August to report on President Barack Obama's visit. CHSTV recently received a donation of camera equipment that allows live-streaming of sports events, Berkshire said. Parents unable to make a game could watch online as their students compete. The school's broadcast program also has produced two international-award-winning documentaries.


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Several bass weighing more than 6kgs have been caught in South African waters.
Bass fishing is probably the most piscatorial fun you can have with your clothes on. That's because this good-eating fish is clever and quite able to survive anywhere there's water, including a roadside ditch. You'll find them in clear streams, muddy pools, dams and lakes – when it gets hot, they'll dive deep or hunt down a piece of shade to skulk in.
Bass are probably the most adaptable gamefish around, so they will snack on a fingerling, a frog, a lizard or a minnow, which makes baiting interesting. In fact, hanging around the fishing store and listening to bass fishermen probably sounds – to the rank outsider – like a couple of astronomers discussing white dwarves in outer space.
Silicone skirts on spinnerbaits, lures that look like worms, lizards and baitfish. Crank baits made from balsa wood and flashy neon inline spinners – local bass fishing has followed the American trend and become a whole outdoor lifestyle.
'I love to catch a bass – he's the most adventurous inland gamefish,' says Les Bush, veteran photographer, Cape country chef and leisure fisherman who now lives in the land of the large-mouthed bass: Theewaterskloof Dam, near Villiersdorp in the Western Cape.
Bass were imported from North America in the late 19th century and thrived in southern Africa. They are currently fished on a 'catch and release' basis. One of the biggest small-mouth bass ever caught weighed in at 3.23 kilograms at the Kwaggaskloof/Brandvlei Dam outside Worcester in the Western Cape.
Bass fishing sells more fishing equipment than any other form of game fishing. There are rods, reels and lures for every circumstance, every size of water – your gear has to be as adaptable as the bass himself. Eventually, however, you just have to out-think him in the water.
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SB 740 - Limits Cost of Living Adjustments for Pensions - Key Vote
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Conrad Appel III voted Yea (Passage) on this Legislation.
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Legislation - Bill Sent To Committee (House) - May 15, 2012
Legislation - Bill Passed (Senate) (20-15) - May 10, 2012(Key vote)
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Vote to pass a bill that amends the requirements for cost of living adjustments to pensions for certain state employees, effective June 30, 2012.
- Establishes new accounts for public employees' pensions as follows (Sec. 1):
- For teachers and education employees, pensions are divided into "postsecondary education" and "K-through-12;" and
- For other public employees, pensions are divided into "hazardous duty" and "rank-and-file" subaccounts.
- Prohibits benefit increases to pension accounts for "postsecondary education" employees and "rank-and-file" public employees, if funding for the pension program is below 80 percent (Sec. 1).
- Defines "hazardous duty" public employees as any of the following (Sec. 1):
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- Peace officers employed by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections and Office of State Police, excluding state troopers;
- Employees of the Department of Revenue, Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control;
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Delhi's looming water scarcity has been given a cold shoulder by the Haryana government, which is having its own share of water scarcity. The meeting that took place between PK Tripathi, Chief Secretary of Delhi and his counterparts in Haryana PK Chaudhary has not yielded any significant result.
"Given the ground situation it was felt that additional water from Haryana could help ease the situation before the arrival of the monsoon," stated official sources. However, sources state that the request has been turned down by Haryana, which is likely to worsen the situation of the parched city. It is said that Tripathi made a request of an additional supply, which would be 1,000 cusecs ona daily basis. Haryana has also accused Delhi of drawing more than the allotted quantity of water from the Yamuna barrage for Haiderpur and Wazirabad water treatment plants. However, Delhi has refuted the charge saying that Haryana has denied the state its rightful share of water.
On the controversial issue of the Munak canal, Tripathi said that the discussions will henceforth be conducted at Central level, with a Group of Ministers constituted to find a solution to the unresolved issue. Munak canal was constructed by Haryana government, with a Rs 400 crore financial aid offered by Delhi. However the condition laid by the latter was that the national capital will be supplied 80 MGD (million gallons a day) water from Munak canal, which has not been catered to by Haryana.
Delhi has been reeling under acute water scarcity since sometime. With the bursting of a major pipeline in South Delhi, situations have worsened. The national capital relies on neighbouring states like Haryana and Uttar Pradesh for water supply and has a demand of potable water of around 1,100 mgd (million gallons per day). Currently 800 mgd water is being supplied across the city by Delhi Jal Board, following the treatment of raw water in water treatment plants. The state government is hoping to attain treatment and supply of 1,400 mgd by 2017, by the end of 12th Five Year Plan.
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Need Help any ideas welcome and Thanks ahead of time! Ok I have a 1987 300 zx non turbo, v-6, 5 speed. New oil pump, timing belt, plugs and wires cap button, new head gaskets worked heads intake upper and lower etc. Ok here is the problem it stumbles between 1400 and 2500 near to the point of shutting off. Acts like (A) lack of fuel or and (B) lack of air. Cleaned mass air flow sensor, Checked Belt timing, Checked distributor timing, set at 20 before top dead center, Checked idle set at 700 rpm, Replaced all Vacuum lines, Checked to make sure no vacuum leaks, has 35-45 p.s.i. fuel pressure. Has good exhaust pressure, will idle and rev without stumble but under load as driving stumbles.
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Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) January 21, 2014 - The 21st International Day of Persons with Disabilities comes without the passage of a key treaty.
December 3, 2013 marked the 21st anniversary of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The Day was initiated by the United Nations, and it seeks to raise awareness of people with disabilities across the globe. It draws focus to the issues they face and promotes the discovery of new ways to remove some of the obstacles that they attempt to overcome in society.
On a global level, the sheer number of people with disabilities lends them a significant demographic presence: they represent 15 percent of the world's population. It has been estimated that today, one billion people are living with some sort of disability. In many countries, those who battle disabilities do not enjoy the same social safety net that their American counterparts do. In the United States, Social Security disability insurance covers more than 90 percent of U.S. workers.
In recognition of the United-Nations-sponsored celebration, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has reiterated that 40 percent of its Disability Insurance beneficiaries have expressed a desire to work. The SSA offers a reminder of its work incentive programs, which include cash benefits while working, continued Medicare or Medicaid coverage and assistance with education, training and career-related rehabilitation.
In addition, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has been on the books in the United States since 1990. The Act has set the gold standard for promoting and protecting the rights of people with disabilities by many international standards. Along with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, the ADA has helped the United States lead the advancement of benefits for people with disabilities.
But a proposed international expansion of the ADA, the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, has been mired in domestic politics and has yet to take effect. The United States Senate has not yet ratified the treaty, though 140 other nations already have.
In marking the 21st International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Secretary of State John Kerry made his official comments with the Senate's inaction on the treaty on his mind.
"What we did here at home with the ADA hasn't even been remotely realized in many places overseas," Kerry said. "Moreover, for the more than 50 million Americans with disabilities who want to travel, study, work and serve abroad, including our 5.5 million veterans with disabilities, the protections that they have grown accustomed to under the ADA and other ground-breaking U.S. legislation simply do not exist in many countries."
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And in a bid to ensure the massive losses will not be repeated at other financial institutions, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will probe the risk-management practices at other authorised deposit-taking institutions.
The second probe will concentrate on about 15 banks with treasury divisions that oversee foreign exchange trades.
It will cover the other three big banks - Commonwealth, ANZ and Westpac - some regional financial institutions, and foreign banks in Australia such as HSBC.
APRA's inquiry was matched by NAB chief executive Frank Cicutto's statement late yesterday that the bank had commissioned a "comprehensive investigation of what happened and how it occurred so that we can review and enhance our processes to ensure that this does not happen again".
He said appropriate steps had been taken "to manage the position", or to meet the losses, and confirmed that accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers had been appointed to help NAB in its investigations.
APRA's deputy chairman, Ross Jones, said that at this stage there were no "specific concerns about individual institutions or the industry in general".
APRA yesterday confirmed it would delve into the activities of the four NAB traders who were suspended after it was revealed unauthorised foreign-exchange options trades they allegedly carried out had stripped up to $180 million from NAB's coffers.
APRA will check whether NAB's internal control mechanisms were effective, properly designed and appropriately implemented.
"From a prudential perspective, APRA has to ensure that any breakdown of controls and processes in this instance has been properly identified and that appropriate action has been taken by the institution in question to rectify the matter," Mr Jones said.
The Australian Federal Police have already been approached to look into the trades at NAB, Australia's largest lending institution. The AFP could bring charges if it finds the traders, or others, breached the law.
It is believed the forensic accounting unit at PricewaterhouseCoopers was appointed following suggestions from APRA that an independent organisation should be involved in the internal investigation into the trades, which are alleged to have been made to cover up earlier losses on other, failed deals dating back to October.
The findings of the internal investigation are expected to be made public by the end of February.
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Welcome to The Homeschool Scientist! My name is Marci Goodwin and I am your guide.
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Well, I am A homeschool scientist...and so are you and your children. My mission is to assist you in realizing that!
I have always been interested in nature and science. Growing up, my dad took me on walks through the woods and around our family farm and taught me interesting things about nature.
While at college, I majored in Biology and worked as a Naturalist at a nature center. After college, I worked as a research assistant and a laboratory manager. I loved going to work each day knowing there would be a new problem to be solved and new questions to be asked.
When my husband and I had children, I chose to leave the professional world and come home. My plan was that I would go back to research when they started school. God had other plans.
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Mention "science" and you can see the glimmer of fear in many an eye. For some reason, they have learned to fear science. That natural curiosity has been stripped from them. (Possibly by a textbook wielding science teacher shoving unpronounceable terms down their throats with no practical application given. Just a thought.) I want to correct that and make sure it doesn't happen to their children.
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Summer's flurry of campaign activity preceding the Aug. 12 primary election and the Nov. 4 general election has spurred longtime political activist Jack Puterbaugh, an Isanti County native, to reflect on how the political structure has changed over the years.
Puterbaugh, now a resident in assisted living at the Walker Place in Minneapolis, loves to tell stories from his personal political history. He has authored 61 history columns, which have been published in the Isanti County News, and he has been a featured speaker in his Minneapolis living complex.
Strike up a conversation and Puterbaugh can talk for hours about his ties with the Minnesota DFL Party, his appointment as a state liquor commissioner, his work with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and his years as a classroom teacher.
The political landscape has changed considerably, Puterbaugh said. He said television is currently the driving force for most campaign spending. TV was used as early as 1954 in Minnesota, Puterbaugh said. The introduction of big money by large donors has also taken over many campaigns, he said.
"People dislike and mistrust government," Puterbaugh said. This public feeling has been caused by gridlock, more on the national level than at the state level, he added.
Puterbaugh's favorite time to follow political history in the state is from 1938 to 1963. Harold Stassen, a Republican, was elected governor in 1938 and Puterbaugh recalls that Stassen was the youngest governor, at age 31, to be elected in Minnesota. Stassen served as governor until 1943. C. Elmer Anderson (not the found of ECM Publishers, Inc.) was elected lieutenant governor in 1938 at age 26.
Puterbaugh said Stassen announced in 1942 that if re-elected, he would serve through the legislative session and then resign to serve in the U.S. Navy. Stassen resigned and Lt. Gov. Ed Thye became governor. After service in World War II, Stassen was president of the University of Pennsylvania. In popular culture, his name has become most identified with his fame as a perennial candidate for other offices, most notably and frequently president of the United States.
Thye served as governor from 1943-47 and then was appointed to the U.S. Senate in 1947 and served in that post until 1959.
Puterbaugh's recollection of gubernatorial years in Minnesota continues with Luther Youngdahl being elected governor in 1946. Anderson was again elected lieutenant governor. Anderson was re-elected to that position again in 1950 with Youngdahl re-elected governor that year. Supreme Court Justice Harold Peterson was selected the DFL candidate after many ballots, Puterbaugh said.
Anderson became governor in 1951 when Gov. Youngdahl was appointed to a federal judgeship, which he held until 1978.
During these years, the governor and lieutenant governor were elected separately. Governors and lieutenant governors did not begin running as a team until 1972.
Anderson served as governor until 1954 when he was defeated by Orville Freeman. Karl Rolvaag was elected lieutenant governor in 1954 and continued to hold that office until 1962, when he ran for governor and defeated then Gov. Elmer L. Andersen in a very close election decided after a recount by only 91 votes. It was often said: "What's the difference between a Swede and a Norwegian? 91 votes."
Puterbaugh notes that Freeman and Rolvaag were the only two World War II veterans who became governor.
Freeman was a Marine and Rolvaag a tank man serving under Gen. George Patton, Puterbaugh recalls. Both were commissioned officers and were injured in the line of duty, he said.
Much of the information Puterbaugh gleaned about Rolvaag came during his years of working for Rolvaag when he was lieutenant governor.
Following military battles, Freeman and Rolvaag fought battles for transportation. Freeman was involved in the resolution of the Interstate Highway Act, which included 903 miles of interstate highways on 90, 94 and 35. Total cost was to be $1 million a mile. A decision was made under Freeman's leadership to purchase right of way for metropolitan interstate roads.
"Democrats are not always the big spenders," Puterbaugh said, chuckling.
Freeman attempted to gain a fourth term in 1960 but was defeated by then Sen. Elmer L. Andersen. Then Sen. John F. Kennedy won the state of Minnesota by 25,000 votes and Freeman lost to Andersen by 25,000 votes.
Puterbaugh calls Andersen "as a very decent person." He said one of his first bills adopted as governor pertained to welfare, which was later recognized by Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who named the human services building in Andersen's honor.
During the 1950s and early 1960s, Puterbaugh said state politics was heavily nonpartisan. Caucuses then were labeled Conservatives and Liberals, Puterbaugh said.
Campaigning was very different in the 1950s and '60s, Puterbaugh said, with 12 state television stations organizing a program to meet state political candidates. Puterbaugh also recalls a statewide sample ballot being sent out to every household in the state. The mailing contained a perforated His and Hers ballot.
Looking at the major state election races in 2014, Puterbaugh said he sees "no big uprising" against incumbent Gov. Mark Dayton or against incumbent U.S. Sen. Al Franken.
"Things can change overnight, however," Puterbaugh said. He does foresee more influence of the Tea Party this election round.
Talking about President Barack Obama's terms in office, Puterbaugh said the record is still out.
"Our government is in trouble," Puterbaugh said, noting that "the failure to get together and compromise on issues is very disheartening."
Puterbaugh continues to follow politics by reading a daily newspaper.
"Some people go to the movies; I follow politics," Puterbaugh said. Other than being a DFL activist, Puterbaugh said he ran for public office only once and lost in an attempt to win a Braham School Board seat in 1976.
Through his DFL ties, he had opportunities to meet former Presidents Harry Truman and John F. Kennedy. Puterbaugh, because of his position with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, was also on the advance team preparing for then President Kennedy's visit to Dallas, Texas, in 1963.
Puterbaugh has a large collection of newspaper clippings, photographs and other political items, such as a book signed by former President Truman. He also has a signed letter to his father from former presidential candidate Wendell Willkie. He has given other political memorabilia to the Isanti County Historical Society.


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We have blogged in the past about Utah's redistricting process that occurred last year. The legislation related to redistricting passed during the 2011 Third Special Session of the Utah Legislature.
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I played FFV back when it was only available in the U.S. as a rom. I got bored, and didn't bother continuing. I was considering actually purchasing it, back when it was a part of the FF collection for the PS, until I heard about the wretched loading times. So I went for the GBA port, and find this installment just as unsatisfying as when I left it. Why, you ask?
Story 6/10 I'll be more generous than most people, because the concept of the evil overlord trying to deplete the power of crystals has been around since the first game. The characters aren't so bad, either, at least compared to those in the second game where the writers didn't even try to make them emote. What keeps FFV from getting a higher score is that the backgrounds of the heroes just aren't that riveting. None of the mystery of part 4 or 6 is there, and the way everyone's brought together is more coincidental than fatalistic, thus taking away the purpose in playing the game. Plus the story quickly becomes a series of fetch-quests-something I didn't appreciate in part 7, either.
Music 7/10 Recycled, but not unpleasant.
Graphics: 7/10 Nothing new here, either, but at least you see more detail than in the last game.
Gameplay 4/10 I don't care what anyone says. The Job system is stupid. If done well, it would have been fun, but it's just included to pad time. You power up as many unimportant Jobs as possible, simply to obtain the occasional skills needed to deal with the unpredictable level designs and enemies in certain parts of the games. (Normally, that would add to the challenge, but it just forces you to do more guess-work than planning.) To add insult to injury, you rarely get enough points needed for the higher level Jobs. So you wind up going through endless hordes of monsters[I thought that's what the FF fans hate about other rpgs.] in order to develop your fighters with special attacks needed to win.[I thought that's what FF fans hated about part 8.] In addition, if you have certain jobs, the weapons and armor you can purchase are limited. And the jobs can only handle one ability, while your regular characters can only handle two of them.
I might sound spoiled, but I have to say that the Class system in Dragon Quest 7 is a heckuva lot more flexible. There, if your characters want to change a class, they get to keep the same equipment, AND they can keep whatever skills they learn when they change classes. Call me crazy, but I like not being required to micro-manage my characters every few seconds like in MGS3.
Challenge 6/10 You can expect tons of cheap bosses and monsters who are tough nuts to crack, due to their HP and defense. And that's even after you have built up your characters. So what's the point of continuing? It's like FFX all over again.
Overall 6/10 FFV is not a bad game, but it tends to be frustrating, because it doesn't have enough balance. The time spent advancing your Jobs often tends to be disproportionate to the actual progress needed to be able to take on tougher opponents. You spend more time trying to look for various skills for your party than you do exploring the world. On top of that, the weak story makes you wonder why the world is even worth saving.
Reviewer's Rating: 3.0 - Fair
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Glen Coffee ran for 218 yards on 25 carries with a touchdown to lead No. 2 Alabama past Kentucky 17-14 on Saturday.
Alabama couldn't cover as 17-point home favorites as the game played under the 44.5-point total listed by oddsmakers.
John Parker Wilson went 7-for-17 for 106 yards with an interception for the Crimson Tide, who got 66 yards on the ground from Mark Ingram in the victory.
Mike Hartline was 20-for-42 for 241 yards with two scores and a pick for Kentucky, while Dicky Lyons Jr. hauled in a TD pass for the Wildcats.


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PITY Collingwood's match committee. When they sit down tomorrow to pick a team to play the unbeaten Carlton at the MCG on Friday, they will have captain Nick Maxwell available, they will have Leon Davis and Brad Dick pushing their case, and no major injuries aside from the long-term absence of Nathan Brown.
It is an embarrassment of riches for the Magpies, who have taken all before them in the premiership defence, winning the NAB Cup and monstering Port Adelaide and North Melbourne in the opening two rounds.
''Touch wood, the injury profile is reasonable,'' said football operations manager Geoff Walsh yesterday.
Maxwell has recovered from internal bleeding from the kidney after a heavy collision in the NAB Cup semi-final in Perth, and was keen to play last week. He was held back by club medical staff, who have subsequently indicated he should be fit for the Carlton game.
Today's training will tell much of the story, but it is leaning in the captain's favour. ''We expect him to play,'' said Walsh. ''If he gets through the training, the medical information is that he's OK. But until you see him on the track you don't really know.''
The veteran Davis had an electrifying pre-season as a running back, before falling ill and missing round one. He played in the VFL last weekend and was a fine player. ''He didn't do his chances any harm,'' said Walsh.
Dick, who has returned from a shoulder reconstruction, is another hovering nearby, and coach Mick Malthouse has a history of keenness to push the slick forward into the senior team.
The Melbourne Cricket Club is anticipating at least an 80,000 crowd for the 242nd meeting of the old foes. The MCC has good reason; the attendances at the past five encounters have been 76,980 and 80,645 (2010), 84,938 and 82,834 (2009) and 80,310 and 77,873 (2008). Carlton leads the ledger 123-114 with four draws; the Magpies have won the last three, though.
Pies midfielder Luke Ball says Collingwood knows full well that Carlton is coming for it on Friday night. Part of the job description, you see, when you have the cup.
''They'll certainly get themselves up to play well,'' said Ball yesterday as he began to contemplate the season's first bonafide blockbuster. ''You always want to play well against the reigning premier. Playing above themselves? I'm not sure that's possible. They're a very good side. They played finals last year. They've already come out and publicly stated this year they want to go one better, they want to win a final. So we're under no illusion this year that when you're the reigning premier, sides are out to test themselves against you.''
On Friday night they will finally unveil the 2010 premiership flag. Collingwood declined in round one because the game was at the Docklands, where a fraction of its burgeoning membership army can actually fit in.
''It's something I've never been involved in,'' said Ball. ''Unfortunately we'll be down in the rooms, probably, and won't get to see it. I think that's the good thing, it's for the members and supporters who waited 20 years. It's very exciting for them.''
Ball said the Collingwood players felt ''flat'' in round one, but were boosted by the energy levels on display in last weekend's demolition of North. They will not need any prompting this week, with the old enemy awaiting them.
''I'm sure as the week goes on the excitement will build a bit. No doubt it's a big game, our opponents are going really well. They looked super-impressive on Saturday night. All their good players are up and going well, they're two and zip as well, so it augurs well for a good game.''
Carlton regains full-back Michael Jameson from suspension, and the likes of Lachie Henderson and Andrew Collins are pushing for selection after stints in the VFL. ''We'll have some real competition for spots, which is always good,'' said the Blues' general manager football operations Steven Icke yesterday.
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After Mine That Bird surprised the racing world with one of the great upsets in Kentucky Derby history, an onlooker at Churchill Downs quipped, "There will surely be three different winners of the Triple Crown races now."
Is Mine That Bird really that good, or did racing luck, track conditions and a masterful, rail-skimming ride by jockey Calvin Borel make all the difference?
We'll find out Saturday in the 134th running of the Preakness Stakes, as the race set-up takes on an entirely different perspective. Several talented contenders face off against the Derby winner, and Borel left Mine That Bird to ride super-filly Rachel Alexandra.
Fillies have a checkered record when taking on their male counterparts in Classic races. Winning Colors and Genuine Risk both failed in the Preakness after gallant Derby wins.
The last filly to wear the winner's blanket of Black-Eyed Susans was Nellie Morse in 1924. That's a lot of history for Rachel Alexandra to overcome.
The daughter of hot new sire Medaglia D'Oro put in one of the most visually impressive performances ever witnessed at Churchill Downs when winning the Kentucky Oaks by 201/4 lengths. Calvin Borel was gesturing and celebrating 100 yards from home as he eased Rachel Alexandra to the finish line.
However, a swift sale after the Oaks to new owners, a change of trainers, taking on colts for the first time and the widest draw in post 13 are all factors that add to the imponderables Rachel Alexandra must face in the Preakness. She will be very poor value for the wagering dollar on Saturday as the masses jump on her bandwagon.
The filly may very well be better than the 3-year-old colts this season, but she will have a tough trip and faces by far her sternest test to date.
With the Derby winner unlikely to repeat and a false favorite in Rachel Alexandra, this edition of the Preakness shapes up as a great betting race.
Another new player — Big Drama — could prove to be the key to the race. The winner of the Swale Stakes at Gulfstream (subsequently disqualified and placed second) sports an impressive record, has plenty of early speed and breaks from the inside post. Big Drama will lead the field a long way.
There is not a lot of early speed in the Preakness, but Rachel Alexandra must still break quickly from her wide draw and be used early to stay close to Big Drama. She will be wide into the first turn and down the backstretch, losing valuable ground.
This pair will lead the field into the far turn, followed by Musket Man, Friesan Fire, Papa Clem and Pioneerof the Nile. Mine That Bird will be closer to the leaders than he was in the Derby, which may count against his ability to reproduce that huge closing move he made at Churchill Downs.
As the field turns for home, there should be five horses fanned across the track. If Rachel Alexandra is to win, she must burst clear at the top of the stretch and put away the competition quickly. Don't bet on it, though.
Pioneerof the Nile, Musket Man and Papa Clem were noses apart in the Derby. These three should again fight for the minor honors in the Preakness.
If Big Drama has improved since his Florida winter campaign and the early duel with the filly doesn't take its toll, this newcomer will be right there.
The unknown factor is Friesan Fire. The Derby favorite's run was too bad to be true at Churchill Downs. He had a horrible trip and was bumped and squeezed for room repeatedly, yet still managed to make a move into the far turn before fading from his early exertions.
The Larry Jones-trained son of A.P. Indy had a spectacular five-furlong workout (58.40) over the Pimlico track on Tuesday and appears to have come out of the Derby in good shape. At 10-1 morning-line odds, Friesan Fire is the value play of the day at Pimlico and can bounce back to win the Preakness. Bet Friesan Fire to win and place and key him in all exotic wagers.
The competition will be contentious for other slots on exotic tickets. Six runners could very well be in the mix and a bunched finish is forecast.
Rachel Alexandra should hit the board, as Preakness favorites have a stellar record of finishing in the first three. Also use Pioneerof the Nile, who never seems to run a bad race and held on determinedly in the Derby to beat all but the late flying Mine That Bird.
Combine Friesan Fire, Rachel Alexandra and Pioneerof the Nile in exacta boxes. Use these three with Big Drama, Musket Man and Papa Clem if going deeper into the exotic wagering pools. The payoffs will be rewarding, particularly if Rachel Alexandra falters and finishes out of the money.
Scott Finley has been handicapping the Triple Crown races for more than 25 years. He has tipped six of the last nine Preakness winners.
Liam Durbin, owner and handicapper at E-ponies.com, uses a computer to rank the Preakness Stakes field.
Mine That Bird tops the rankings, buoyed by new-found class and last scores. He's just ahead of Pioneerof The Nile, who answered a lot of questions with his switch back to dirt and a strong second-place effort. Morning line favorite Rachel Alexandra drops in the computer rankings due to her lack of class. For big value, look at Terrain, who will be running late. He should be passing tired horses in the stretch.
Speed score is based on early speed and total speed. Class evaluates the quality of competition the horse has faced and how he performed in those races. Form measures consistency. Last is a composite of the first three, but only considers the last 50 days. The final three categories represent changes in jockey, equipment and weight.
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A lifetime pass to Augustana
A message from President Steven Bahls
July 19, 2011
President Steve Bahls at the 2011 commencement
|Don Clark, member of the 1935-36 Augustana basketball team
Editor's Note: The following is an excerpt from President Steven Bahls' address to the 580 graduates at commencement on May 22, 2011.
Members of the Class of 2011, I wanted to tell you about one of the more interesting Augustana alumni whom I met this past year. His name is Don Clark. This past basketball season, Don was at Augustana to help cheer our men's basketball team on to its record-setting 20-game winning streak. Don is 94 years old and was a member of the 1935-36 Augustana basketball team that held the previous record of 16 straight wins.
As I was visiting with Don, he pulled out of his wallet a lifetime game pass that he was given 70 years ago. It was a bit worse for the wear and tear. One of the perks of being president of the college is a lifetime pass to athletic events--here is mine. And like Don, I carry it with me. With our athletic passes, Don and I always carry a piece of Augustana with us. And likewise, you too will always carry a piece of Augustana with you no matter where you go.
Today, you will graduate from Augustana, and, when grades are tallied, you will receive a diploma. Many of you will frame the diploma and hang it on the wall--others will keep the diploma with important papers and other keepsakes. But whatever you do, as an Augustana college graduate like Don Clark, you will always carry a piece of Augustana with you.
Here is what I hope you will carry from Augustana:
The power of critical thinking, such that you might solve problems by "turning the crystal" and looking at problems from the vantage point of others.
The power of reflection, such that you might think deeply on your life, and discern the places where your talents, passions and skills match up with the important needs of our society.
The power of being a doer, not an observer, so that you and your generation may one day claim a place among our nation's "Greatest Generations."
The power of tolerance, so that you might understand that giving voice to those who differ from you can create a "marketplace of ideas" from which we find the best solutions for the world's complex problems.
The power of family, so that even as you become more independent, you never forget the sacrifices your family made for you--and let that serve as a model for the sacrifices you will make in the years ahead for your loved ones.
The power of enduring friendship, so that you might be sustained by the many friendships you've made at Augustana, especially when your life or your friends' lives take a detour from the road we expected to travel.
The power of community, recognizing that our earth, as well as our global village, are delicate places that need our attention and care.
The power of kindness and charity, so that you might help those who have not had all of the benefits with which you have been blessed.
The power of humility, so that you become servant-leaders by acting justly, loving mercy and walking humbly with your God.
So students, though you may put your diploma behind glass or in a box, proudly carry your lifetime connection to Augustana with you. We are honored and have been privileged to have been part of your education and to have served you as you have grown in mind, body and spirit.
As is my custom, let me close with the words of our fourth president, Gustav Andreen. His benediction expresses my wish for you and for coming generations at Augustana College: "God has been with our forebears and with us their children. Surely He will also direct the footsteps of coming generations so they may walk upon His paths and accomplish His work."
Graduates, I am proud of your accomplishments. Use your Augustana education well. May God bless, keep and guide the footsteps of the Augustana College Class of 2011.
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Three full days after Beckapolooza, the front page of the Washington Post's web site featured at least six links to Glenn Beck-related content earlier today:
There's certainly merit in major news organizations taking an in-depth look at Beck -- the factual and logical merits of his claims, the consistency of his arguments, etc. But phrases like "virtually nothing objectionable was said" and "rally recap fills an hour" suggest coverage for the sake of coverage.
And there were two more links in a separate front-page box that disappeared as I was writing this, so perhaps even the Post is starting to think there are more important things to cover. Then again, maybe not: Here's the front of the Post's On Faith site:
That's four boxes featuring Beck, including the main box, which gives Beck and the President of the United States equal prominence. Beck is, after all, one of America's foremost spiritual leaders (right up there with Sarah Palin.)
In 2002, 100,000 anti-war protesters got an article in the Washington Post's Metro section. In 2010, Glenn Beck gets wall-to-wall coverage in the Post for days on end.
And remember: Washington Post ombudsman Andrew Alexander and executive editor Marcus Brauchli claim the Post needs to be more responsive to conservatives.
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UNDERHILL Junior School A team were crowned the winners of this year's Chance to Shine Finals at Portland Red Triangle's home ground Reforne.
Hosted by the island club for a seventh time, the event was the culmination of a coaching programme carried out by Port-land's Grant Neven at four local schools as part of the England and Wales Cricket Board's Chance to Shine scheme.
The day began with a round-robin tournament involving six teams split into two leagues.
Many of the games were close affairs, and it was unbeaten Underhill A and Wyke A who emerged as the top seeds for the semi-finals.
Semi-final one saw Wyke A go up against a rapidly improving St George's A.
Batting first, Wyke A found runs hard to come by against some impressive bowling and, despite losing only one wicket to a spectacular catch on the boundary, they posted 36-1 in their allotted overs.
In reply, St George's batted with style with anything loose being struck to the boundary.
A succession of dot balls swung the game back in Wyke's favour but a huge six in the last over enabled St George's to progress to the final with a score of 40-2.
Underhill, batting first against Wyke B in the other semi, scored steadily against a team who gave very little away in the field.
A massive fourth over contained five boundaries, which enabled Underhill to post a challenging 52-3.
Accurate bowling had Wyke on the back foot from the start of their response and even 30 runs from overs three and four left them with an uphill task.
With Underhill captain Jess Riley producing a triple-wicket maiden in the final over, Wyke fell well short, finishing on 39-4.
The final produced some spectacular cricket to showcase the youngsters' skills.
Underhill punished the Saints' attack with a succession of big boundaries and, with 24 runs coming from the final over, they posted a mammoth 69-2.
In reply, St George's began well with 12 runs coming from the first over and 20 from the second as their batsman took on the run chase with gusto.
However, the run-rate slowed as Underhill produced an outstanding display in the field, and once again Riley closed out the game with a wicket maiden – St George's fell 28 runs short on 41-3.
Organiser Neven heaped praise on the participants and thanked the schools for their efforts in attending the finals and their co-operation and support throughout the programme.
He said: "It has once again been a pleasure to take cricket into the local schools. The standard of play, sportsmanship and teamwork has been phenomenal and all the youngsters have been a credit to their schools.
"I would like to give a big thank you to Portland's Under-13 captain Joe Adkins who performed brilliantly on the day with his umpiring and help organising the pitches, matches etc.
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Location: Brown Family Environmental Center
Event Contact Name: Jill Kerkhoff
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Learn the basics of fly fishing and where to use your new skills in central Ohio. Graham Stokes will lead this exciting program. The dates listed below are a series of connected classes; the program begins on February 7 and ends on February 28, so be sure to mark your calendar for all of these dates! Program begins at 7:30 p.m. each evening.
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