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It's a combination that is hard to beat and is what Pleasant Grove served up to Riverton in a convincing 72-50 home win Friday night.
Forward Matt Conway led the way with a dominating 38-point performance. The 6-foot-6 senior employed a variety of superlative post moves and was the beneficiary of a smooth-running offense that led to a bevy of easy baskets.
"My teammates really do make it easy for me," Conway said. "They like to feed me, and it gives me good looks. They're really smart players, and they know when to get me the ball at the right time."
Indeed, most of Conway's 38 points came within 2 feet of the rim in what seemed like a layup drill at times.
Conway and his teammates led throughout but gained most of their separation in the second quarter.
Leading 15-9 after one quarter, the Vikings put together an 11-1 run to start the second to lead 26-10 with just over four minutes remaining. Conway had seven points during the stretch, but it was the team's defensive effort that led the way, according to Pleasant Grove coach Randy McAllistar.
"Tonight was the first night where we honestly thought the defense set the tone," he said. "So we're real happy with that and that was the boys just making a commitment to make that happen tonight."
Pleasant Grove built its lead to 38-22 entering the half and made sure not to rest on it to start the second.
A 10-4 run to start the third quarter proved that notion as the Vikings extended the lead to 48-25 with just 3½ minutes into the second half.
Riverton was unable to make a significant dent in the lead from there on out as Pleasant Grove came away with a very important region win.
"Every region win is huge — absolutely huge," McAllistar said. "You have to take care of the home field, and we did that tonight."
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"He was the reason the defense was what it was tonight," McAllistar said about Court's effort. "All week long in practice he kept telling the guys that we needed to get it together on defense. He's just been an emotional leader as a junior, and I couldn't be more happy about his leadership."
Riverton was led by Jaron Jones and Jeff Arens, who finished with 13 and 12 points respectively.
With the win, Pleasant Grove improves to 12-1 on the year and 2-0 in region play. The team will travel to take on Lone Peak next Tuesday. Riverton falls to 9-5 overall and 2-1 in region play with the loss. Next up for the Silverwolves is American Fork on the road next Tuesday.
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A teenage horse rider was left badly shaken when a driver deliberately passed too closely, clipping her and her horse.
Jo McCormac, 16, and her horse Dubh were struck by the wing mirror of one of two vans which had purposefully driven past repeatedly while she was riding in Mill Lane, in Whitfield near Brackley last Saturday.
The white van sped up as she approached while out on an afternoon ride and then turned round to come past her several times. Dubh was spooked by the vehicles, spinning round in the road and trying to head for home.
Jo's mum, Jenny McCormac, said: "They were trying to scare her as a prank. It is very immature and very dangerous."
She added either Dubh or Jo could have been seriously hurt if Dubh had been frightened into rearing up and unseating her rider.
The incident has shaken Jo's confidence and she now prefers to ride on private bridleways rather than using public roads. She said: "I was hanging on for my life. She [Dubh] was going mental. I was angry and scared. I got off and walked home as she was kicking out at cars after that."
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In 1962 the Los Angeles-based firm R&B Developments, Inc., staked claim to creating adults-only, resort living total environments. Before long, thirty-one mammoth apartment complexes dotted the Western sunbelt and even extended two appendages to the Eastern seaboard. The promotional brochures were slick and attractive. The ad copy read, "More than just another place to live — Oakwood is a way of life!"
Amenities included private clubhouses for indoor and outdoor recreation, fully equipped health clubs, saunas, indoor golf driving ranges, color TV theaters, billiards and game rooms, and large party rooms with kitchens. There were warm pools and even warmer Jacuzzis. Vivacious, full-time resident social directors hosted complimentary Sunday brunches, barbeques, happy hours, parties, and dances. Special interest groups held seminars on how to establish relationships. Hobby clubs, sports tournaments, belly dancing, exercise classes, special outings—all were available on the premises.
Acres of lush landscaping defined the Oakwood topography. Tree-lined pathways and restful courtyards recalled other times, when the land was lavish with greenery. Enhanced, carefully designed resort living beckoned just outside each apartment patio, giving the appearance of an Ivy League campus. The executives at R&B Developments struck it rich b employing a novel business principle: function follows fun.
By the end of the Sixties, the Oakwood Gardens apartment complex on Ingraham Street in Pacific beach was the hottest conversation topic in town. (The buildings on the west side of Ingraham, called Mission Bay West and containing 505 rental units, were completed in 1968; Mission Bay East, with 564 units across the street, followed two years later.) Pacific Beach resident and schoolteacher Valerie MacRae, now a grandmother, remembers the gala opening party as the most glamorous neighborhood event of the year.
"Special invitations were issued. Married men who were approaching middle age wished they were single again so they could move into Oakwood and start swinging, and many of them did. They were the envy of their friends," Mc Rae says, "It was a new concept for San Diego. We kept hearing about all the parties. It was a titillating idea and ever so slightly scandalous. It created a haves/have not division and the haves moved into Oakwood."
This hedonistic heaven became an overnight sensation in Pacific Beach. So much so, in fact, that San Diego's first sybaritic Shangri-La inspired the late former local priest James Kavanaugh's pejorative poem called "Welcome to Oakwood Gardens Apartment Complex," published in a collection of verse entitled There Are Men Too Gentle To Live Among Wolves.
Father Kavanaugh, of course, expressed the male viewpoint and the male form. His Jesuit asceticism to doubt accounted for the mocking tone, the debasing of creature comforts. But with all due respect to the clergy, institution tells us that the provider of this munificent bounty was not a Mr. Oakwood at all, but an omnipotent, nurturing mother, whose tenants were rapturously enveloped in the soft folds of her voluptuous bosom. Only such a materfamilias could envision providing every convenience under one roof, utilities included, and could actually pull it off. So seek no further. Pleasure palaces for the masses of middle classes, extricated from nuclear-family living by design or accident, were available to anyone who had attained legal majority, according to house rules.
Shrewd lady, Madam Oakwood. Knowing that despite the high cost of living, the good life was still popular, she even eased the financial burden by encouraging no-strings casual cohabitation through means of a roommate service—at no extra charge, of course. So drop in at the office, where you'll find a roommate scrapbook of current and prospective Oakwood residents, some with photos attached.
Come off it, Kavanaugh. Only a Mother Oakwood could provide emotional nourishment for her paying guests along with traditional chicken dinner every Sunday.
Wrong again! The amply proportioned Madam Oakwood deserves the credit. All God's children seeking emotional and physical shelter and epicurean delights, on whom Providence has smiled (on both sides of Ingraham Street) are indeed home. And if illusions are for rent, Oakwood offers one grand illusion, nearly summed up in advertisements found in the San Diego Union: "There's no lease on the good life," many, many, people have bought (and paid for) the illusion of independence and devil-may-care transiency. They have lived under one giant roof for more than a decade on a month-to-month lease, whiling away the carefree years on Madam Oakwood's mattresses.
"If coming of age means owning my own furniture, I'm not ready to grow up yet," says Barbara (not her real name), a thirtyish, award-winning author who, after working for the last decade in Europe, finds Oakwood not so much a pleasure palace as a convenient place to write.
"When I'm sitting out near the pool creating characters, I tend to think out loud, and inevitably there's someone around who's hooked into what's happening in my head — someone's always there to complete my sentences, like a constant echo, a Greek chorus. I call it the Kreplach Chorus," she says as she pauses to light a cigar. "For instance, right now I happen to be working on a scene set in Hollywood's heyday — in the late Twenties. When I mention the Fatty Arbuckle scandal (about which I am totally ignorant), somebody fills me in on the minute details. There's generally someone around who has an uncle who knew everyone. "Imagine this," she continues, "here I am sitting in the Jacuzzi. It's warm and bubbly and womblike and I'm mumbling incoherently about Gorky's lower depths and the guy next to me starts elaborating about Gorky. It's marvelous. I don't have to go to the library; I live in one."


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The Miesville Mudhens went to the Class B state amateur baseball tournament in 2011, the fourth time in the last five years, but expect to be even stronger this season.
"I do expect to get back to state," Miesville manager Matt Van Der Bosch said. "Not saying that we're going to walk through anybody, I just feel that's my expectation to get there again."
A team that finished 32-10 last year will welcome three new players at the top of their respective college teams: Chuck Bruchu, a senior at second-ranked Division III University of St. Thomas; Colin Keefe, a sophomore catcher at sixth-ranked Des Moines Area Community College of the National Junior College Athletic Association's Division II; and Alex Lashomb, also a sophomore at DMACC.
Bruchu is hitting .324 with a team-leading two home runs and 28 RBI to go along with 11 stolen bases.
"He can play anywhere," Van Der Bosch said. "He'll be a good asset. He's very athletic and he can run. He'll fit in pretty well and he's got some pop."
As for Keefe and Lashomb, Van Der Bosch said it will be nice to add some serious power to an already potent lineup. Keefe is batting .363 in 50 games with 10 home runs and 47 RBI behind only Lashomb, who is hitting .395 with 14 home runs and 53 RBI in 50 games.
"It looks like they can stick it pretty well," he said. "I think they'll both be good fits and good additions."
All three will be expected to contribute immediately, but Van Der Bosch is no slouch himself. A graduate of Hastings High School, former Summit League Player of the Year at Division I Oral Roberts University and Boston Red Sox draft pick, Van Der Bosch led the Mudhens with a .465 batting average, nine home runs and was second with 34 RBI last year.
He'll be joined in the lineup by returners David Olson, a .386 batting average with six home runs and 38 RBI, and David Bruchu, who hit .334 with two home runs and 40 runs scored.
On the defensive side, the Mudhens welcome back top pitchers Chris Olean and Luke Rasmussen.
"I think pitching is kind of what carries us always," Van Der Bosch said. "Obviously, on any good team, pitching is just about everything. If you can't pitch, you can't win."
Olean, the head baseball coach at St. Thomas and former player in the Milwaukee Brewers farm system, went 10-1 last year with a 1.84 ERA and a more than 10 to 1 strikeout to walk ratio. He struck out 92 and walked just nine.
"Chris has been the back bone of the pitching staff, the ace during my time with the team," Van Der Bosch said.
In Rasmussen, a former pitcher at the University of Minnesota, Miesville can boast two pitchers with top-level ability. Last season, Rasmussen compiled a 10-2 record, with a 1.92 ERA, 82 strikeouts and only 16 walks. The Mudhens also bring back Erik Olson who was 15-8 in his career at St. Thomas.
Miesville has won five state titles, most recently in 2007, and with a reloaded roster, Van Der Bosch said he hopes to get back to the top again this year.
"I think the goal every year is to win a state championship and that's my main goal," he said. "That's everyone's expectation. I wouldn't be playing if that wasn't the case."


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You do this sports writing business and speak with enough legends long enough, you start to take things for granted. Every now and then an interview or a subject stand out above the rest.
Sitting with Sam Snead for four hours in his Florida house. Getting a half hour with Tiger Woods alone behind the driving range at Torrey Pines. Being part of a casual conversation group with Jack Nicklaus outside the entrance to the R&A clubhouse at St. Andrews and having him say, I better not read that in the Augusta Chronicle tomorrow.
Another one of those moments came in 2006 at Royal Liverpool. I was desperately trying to steal a few minutes with five-time British Open champion Tom Watson to contribute a story for our Morris newspaper in Topeka, Kansas. I caught up with him leaving the driving range, but he was in a hurry to get started on his practice round.
Do you mind walking with me a few holes and talking? he said.
Are you serious? Would I mind walking down the middle of an Open Championship fairway with a bona fide Claret Jug legend? Yeah, I think I could handle that.
So I walked the first, second and third holes of Hoylake talking between shots with Watson about his long-standing love affair with links golf and the UK fans. We talked about why he keeps going overseas and keeps making cuts in the Open against a field filled with younger men. We talked about the admonishment his good friend and former rival Nicklaus gave him during a fishing trip a few weeks before.
What are you going over there for? Niclaus asked him as they stood in the middle of the Miramichi River on Prince Edward Island fly-casting for salmon.
To play in the British Open, Watson said.
To PLAY? Jack Nicklaus asked disgustedly. OK, Arnold.
Watson laughed as he retold the story walking up a beautifully crisp and burned out Hoylake fairway.
Thats all he had to say, Watson said of the friendly dig at the ceremonial implication of his statement. No, Im going over there to win. To compete. To beat these guys. That was it.
Even in his advanced years, Watson never stopped believing he could compete and win on the British Open stage.
I know how to play this kind of golf, he said.
Just a week earlier, Watson had told his hometown Kansas City newspaper the same thing.
I could win the British Open again, Watson said. Its not that far fetched.
Apparently not. Its three years later and Watson is on the doorstep of starting his seventh decade in this world, and he is leading the field entering the final round of the Open Championship at Turnberry a place he knows better than anyone else still trying to catch the old man. He played a round he called serene as he beautifully fouht back all the challenges to perpetuate what could go down as the greatest sports story in history.
The whole scene reminds me of another thing Watson said before I broke off and let him continue his practicing in peace at Hoylake. It was another Turnberry story, where he competed and finished 11th in the last British Open played there in 1994.
Watson being Watson and Turnberry being the site of his renowned duel with Nicklaus, he was brought into the interview room before the tournament to reminisce about old times. A writer asked the then-44-year-old Watson, What is it like having once been great?
A lesser man would have put the writer in his place for phrasing such an impudent query. Watson, however, answered thoughtfully.
When I stand over the ball on the tee, I look down the fairway and try to remember what it was I knew before, he said.
Well be watching him do just that today. Hes still got that going for him, which is nice.
Theres a dozen guys on his tail who could get hot and pull this thing out today. If one of them does, I for one will never forgive them. There is only one beautiful ending for this Open Championship.
Go get em Watson. Show everyone that theres a new Old Tom atop the British Open ledger, and his name isnt Morris anymore.


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Hey guys…thanks for the excellent review. I really appreciate it…but let me point out one typo re the number of images on my site…There are over 100,000 images but your review says "They've gathered over 1000 exclusive images". Please fix this as soon as possible…Again thanks, EarlDecember 7th, 2010 at 9:54 am


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Local Paralympic athlete shines
Wed, 16 Feb 2011 01:01:40 GMT —
COLUMBIA (WACH) - He's the world's fastest paralympic athlete, Jerome Singleton earning that title last month taking gold in the 100 meter race. Singleton became a single amputee after being born with a birth defect.
"My parents never treated my differently and my friends never took it easy on me when I was growing up, I was playing sports since I was five."
Singleton played strong safety on the Dutch Fork High School football team. He says hitting people, not intercepting passes was his favorite moment on the gridiron. Singleton knew it was important for him to stay active.
"When I grew up, I knew that health was necessary when it comes to being disabled, if a person is not active, there's a 40% chance they may not go out and get a job or better themselves. I knew it was paramount."
University of South Carolina track coach Curtis Frye trained Singleton for the 2008 Beijing Paralympics, where Singleton won a silver medal. He says it was a dream to coach Singleton because he wanted to be challenged.
"He taught me that working with a Paralympics athlete was no different than working with an athlete and I had to grow a bit because I never had that experience," says Frye. "It was the most wonderful thing I ever had."
Singleton says he's proof that living with a disability is a blessing, not necessarily a curse.
"When people become disabled, they feel that their life ended. It's just another beginning. You have to look at your disability as a chance to overcome some obstacles."
Singleton plans on participating in the 2012 Paralympics.


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Judging by the remaining schedules for both the Canucks and Flames it's easy to give the advantage to Vancouver.
Heading into yesterday's action, eight points separated the two teams, which is incredible considering the Canucks' high winning percentage the past month.
I guess that's what happens when the Flames go nine without a loss.
Calgary has kicked off its most grueling road trip of the season, one that will see them play seven games on the East Coast in 11 nights. Add to this the fact the Flames are starting to get banged up for the first time this season. The loss of Rene Bourque and his 40 points for a lengthy period of time would be similar to the Canucks losing Ryan Kesler. It stings to lose a top-six forward.
There is a window here for the Canucks to creep up on the Flames as they have seemed to cool off (division wise) since early in the new year. It doesn't matter who you are; you need incentives to get you through this time of the season. No coach wants to see his team coast down the stretch nursing a big lead.
Once again, kudos to Calgary coach Mike Keenan for getting so much out of them with a 12-point lead. To continue that pace with a big lead would be a small miracle and more than likely mean a Vezina on Flames goalie Miikka Kiprusoff's mantle.
Whether the Canucks can catch the Flames isn't nearly as important as thinking they can, and setting their sights on that goal.
The worst that can happen is the Canucks will have put the teams chasing them further and further out of reach and enter the post season already playing playoff hockey.
I'll take that over home ice advantage any day.


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"With much fanfare, dozens of pens and members of Congress beaming at his side, President Obama signed a sweeping health care reform bill this morning. … The mood at the signing ceremony was nearly ecstatic and some members even wiped away happy tears." (Talking Points Memo, 3/23/10)
Oh what a difference a couple of years makes. President Obama, who spent more than a year relentlessly lobbying for the health care law – while the economy was shedding hundreds of thousands of jobs – is keeping mum as the government takeover of healthcare turns two today. For a president who at one time was ready and willing to put his future on the line to see his signature legislation enacted into law, his absence today is notable: Here's more:
- "Missing From Obama Health-Care Anniversary: Obama. President Barack Obama's health-care law turns two years old Friday…There's just one thing missing: Mr. Obama. He isn't making any public appearances to talk about the law…With the law still unpopular with many Americans, the White House has concluded that it is virtually impossible to change negative public opinions, particularly if Mr. Obama is front and center, a senior administration official said." (The Wall Street Journal, 3/22/12)
- "Obama Won't Mark Anniversary of Health Care Law. While Friday marks the two-year anniversary of the signing of President Obama's signature health care law, the president has no plans to celebrate the occasion." (Politico, 3/21/12)
- "Health Care Anniversary: Not Such a Big 'Bleeping' Deal? It's one big deal of an anniversary, but apparently President Obama will not be celebrating. Friday marks the second anniversary of Obama signing his health care reform bill into law, which Vice President Joe Biden was famously caught calling a 'big (bleeping) deal' at the ceremonial event that day. White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters Monday it's unclear what will be on the president's schedule this Friday, but he's looking beyond past battles." (Fox News, 3/19/12)
- "White House: Meh, No One Outside of DC Really Cares About Obamacare Anymore. President Obama's spokesman said today that he doubts the White House will commemorate the second anniversary of Obamacare, explaining that the commemoration of Obama's signature legislation is only important to 'those who toil inside the Beltway.'" (Washington Examiner, 3/21/12)
As Speaker Boehner said yesterday, President Obama "has good reason to ignore this anniversary." According to a recent report by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), ObamaCare will cost nearly $2 trillion - despite the president's assurance that he would "not sign a plan that adds one dime to our deficits." In a separate report, the CBO said ObamaCare could force as many as 20 million Americans off their current coverage. Small businesses are being especially hard hit by ObamaCare's broken promises. As one small business job creator put it, "I wish I could say that even better times are coming for What A Stitch but, unfortunately, the future still looks very uncertain. The new law weighs heavily on my mind every time I think about hiring new employees or how our business may grow and change over the next few years," the House Small Business Committee reports. As the number of ObamaCare broken promises continues to stack up, it's no surprise that Americans remain as opposed to the government takeover of health care as ever.
House Republicans are listening to Americans, and yesterday held their 26th vote to repeal, defund and dismantle ObamaCare, passing legislation to do away with the ObamaCare rationing board and curb junk lawsuits that drive up costs. While Republicans remain hopeful that the Supreme Court will strike down ObamaCare's individual mandate – the foundation of the government takeover of health care – House Republicans will continue moving forward with their effort to repeal the law in its entirety. As House Speaker John Boehner has made clear, "There's only one way to truly fix ObamaCare, and that's by fully repealing it." Follow the ongoing effort to fully repeal ObamaCare and protect small businesses at: facebook.com/pledgetoamerica.


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ATLANTA A second suspect in the shooting death of former championship boxer Vernon Forrest has waived his first court appearance.
Fulton County jail spokeswoman Tracy Flanagan said 25-year-old Jquante Crews did not appear in a jailhouse hearing this morning. Atlanta police arrested Crews Wednesday night, charging him with murder, possession of a firearm by a felon, armed robbery and other charges. Flanagan did not know the name of Crews' public defender.
Crews is believed to have been the getaway driver in the July 25 killing of Forrest, an Augusta native who was living in Atlanta.
Police also arrested 20-year-old Demario Ware this week, charging him with murder and other charges.
Both are expected to appear in court Aug. 19. Investigators are looking for a third suspect believed to be the shooter.
Police are also sending extra patrols past the house belonging to Ware's grandmother.
Officer Eric Schwartz said today that officers are making drop-in visits and driving past the home of Rose Thomas. Thomas told reporters after her grandson's first court appearance Wednesday that she had received a threatening phone call.
Police say Forrest, 38, was shot to death after he chased a man who robbed him.


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What do you think of the county voiding the Life Perspectives grant?
Good call 59% (186)
Bad call 41% (128)
314 total votes.
County has awarded $315,000 to faith-based groups in recent years
The head of the local Republican party on Friday questioned the county's decision to cancel a $20,000 grant to a local nonprofit on the grounds of separation of church and state.
On Twitter on Friday morning, San Diego County Republican Party chairman Tony Krvaric wrote, "Where in the Constitution does it say that?" His tweet came in response to Kelly Davis of CityBeat, whose publication first questioned the county grant.
The Watchdog decided to ask the county.
The county had announced Thursday that it stopped processing a $20,000 grant to the La Mesa-based nonprofit Life Perspectives after finding that the group produces some religious material as part of an educational program. Life Perspectives describes itself as a nonreligious nonprofit but develops a "Biblically based" curriculum for private Christian schools, among other programs.
The grant, approved by the Board of Supervisors in June, was to go toward a fundraiser for the group. But county officials have said that the grants cannot be used for religious activities or purposes.
The Watchdog asked County Counsel John Sansone what specific legal grounds the county used to cancel the grant. Sansone responded:
There are a few sources that are relevant to your question. The first and most important, as mentioned above, is the State and U.S. Constitutions prohibit public funds being spent to support religion. Second, we are governed by the State Constitution that says public funds must serve public purposes (or put another way, there is a prohibition against gifts of public funds). Spending public funds for religious purposes does not satisfy the requirement that the public funds must serve a "public purpose" within the meaning of the law. Third, we are governed by Gov. Code section 26227 that specifically authorizes county boards of supervisors to expend money for public purposes by contracts with other public agencies or private agencies (including nonprofit organizations). Again, spending public funds for religious purposes does not satisfy the definition of serving a "public purpose," with the meaning of the state law. And Fourth, Board Policy b-072 item 10.a. sets forth the type of services the NRP grants must be spent on. Spending the grant for religious purposes is not included within item 10.a. All of these combined, provide that the expenditure of public funds must serve public purposes, and that such expenditure of public funds shall not be spent on religion.
Seeking a specific legal citation or clause, The Watchdog followed up to ask which section of the state or U.S. Constitution prohibits funding for religion. Our inquiry mentioned that some in the community question whether the First Amendment's freedom of religion guarantee creates a separation of church and state. Sansone responded:
You really got to be kidding me. ... As far as I am concerned, I already went above and beyond in providing you with the legal authority for my conclusion, including four sources. And, I am not going to engage in a debate with others in the community who have a different view of the First Amendment. Did the others in the community also dispute all four sources?
The Watchdog previously reported that the county has awarded more than $315,000 to local faith-based organizations and groups with religious ties during the past two years. Among them are the nonprofit Pastors on Point, which describes itself as a "dynamic, Christ-centered ministry" and conducts prayers at programs, and the Pregnancy Resource Center, which provides women with information on their options when it comes to pregnancy and suggests they consider the spiritual consequences of having an abortion, according to the center's website.
Asked if the county is looking into other grants the county has given to religious organizations, Sansone said, "No, not at this time, although I imagine that is a possibility."
How can the county ensure that grant recipients use the funding the way they are supposed to?
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That is something that is being discussed presently, but ultimately, when you say 'ensure,' there most likely is no absolute guarantee with respect to most fiscal programs, whether the programs are in the private or public sector, that any entity can ensure the funding to be used absolutely the way it is supposed to be used.


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Texting, abortion, extra money on tap in Pierre
PIERRE -- The Legislature will look at a bill banning texting while driving and a possible change in calculating the waiting period for abortions. Here are a few items of interest heading into the session's sixth week.
Storm warning
The blizzard warnings looming over much of South Dakota prompted the Legislature to cancel today's session because it would be dangerous for lawmakers to drive back to Pierre on Sunday.
Lt. Gov. Matt Michels, who presides over the Senate, said the Legislature might make up for lost time by meeting on Friday, which is scheduled to be a day off.
Texting while driving
The Senate Transportation Committee is set to weigh a bill that would ban texting while driving -- a proposal that has been repeatedly rejected by the South Dakota Legislature.
Supporters hope lawmakers may look more favorably on the idea this year, now that some South Dakota cities have imposed their own bans on texting.
The measure would prohibit writing, sending or reading a text message while driving, but it would continue to allow drivers to make cellphone calls and use hands-free electronic devices.
The bill also would prevent cities from imposing any ordinance that varies from a statewide ban on texting. The measure's main sponsor, Sen. Mike Vehle, R-Mitchell, said the law should be the same in every community.
Abortion waiting period
The House Judiciary Committee is expected to consider a change to a 2011 law that requires women seeking abortions to wait three days -- the nation's longest waiting period -- after first consulting with a doctor.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Jon Hansen, R-Dell Rapids, would provide that Saturday, Sundays and holidays do not count in calculating the three-day wait.
The committee also will hear another bill by Hansen that deals with cases in which babies are born with a physical or mental disability. It says no one can sue a doctor for monetary damages on the basis that a woman would have had an abortion if she had known of the disability during her pregnancy.
Money up for grabs
South Dakota lawmakers continue to discuss how they might use $26.5 million that Gov. Dennis Daugaard left unallocated in his proposed budget.
In his budget speech in December, Daugaard said the $26.5 million is available for spending on one-time projects this year and next year, and he left it up to the Legislature to decide how to spend it.
Lawmakers so far have discussed using that extra money to set up scholarship programs or give extra state aid to schools for operating expenses. Daugaard said last week he will let lawmakers narrow the possible uses of the money before he consults with them late in the legislative session on how to spend it.
Insider insight: A 'hoghouse'
As a legislative session progresses, lawmakers frequently announce they are proposing a "hoghouse."
The term refers to an amendment that strips all the language out of a bill and replaces it with completely new language that in many cases would do something different than the original bill. The only requirement is that the amendment must be relevant to the original bill's subject.
The term is said to have originated years ago when a bill was completely changed to construct a hog building at South Dakota State University.


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DURHAM — Senior captain Connor Hardowa of the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team has signed an amateur tryout (ATO) contract with the Abbottsford (British Columbia) Heat of the American Hockey League (AHL).
Hardowa played in 143 career games, including all 39 games in 2012-13. He recorded 43 points on 11 goals and 32 assists over his four years, including 15 points during his senior season.
He tallied an assist on the game-winning goal in the NCAA Northeast Regional semifinal game vs. Denver. He opened the season with an assist in four consecutive games. UNH went 10-1-0 when he recorded a point during his senior season.
Hardowa and the Wildcats finished the 2012-13 season with a 20-12-7 overall record qualified for the NCAAs. The Wildcats advanced to the regional final for the fourth time in five years.
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PORTSMOUTH — Hampton edged Seacoast Storm of Portsmouth, 44-43, Sunday in the girls high school division of the Seacoast Basketball Tournament at the Connie Bean Community Center.
Melissa McCloud scored 24 points for Hampton and Phoebe Collins had 10 points for Seacoast Storm.
In the men's division Leavitt Painting of Kittery, Maine, beat Donovan Springs, 89-57. Duncan Robinson scored 22 points for Leavitt and Tyrece Gibbs had 19 for Donovan.
In another high school girls game Hannah Stevens led Seacoast Storm to a 52-45 victory with 14 points. Megan McLean scored 11 in a losing cause.


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Balky knees carry Hawk all the way to Hall
Newest electee endured pain throughout his career
By Barry M. Bloom / MLB.com
NEW YORK -- The newest Hall of Famer was asked on Thursday whether he was more comfortable taking a seat to talk with reporters rather than standing to field questions immediately after his 35-minute news conference. He chose to stand. And this is a man who has already had two left knee-replacement surgeries and is looking down the gullet at a third one, on his right knee. It shouldn't have been surprising, because that's the way Andre Dawson played his entire career. Having never recovered properly from a high school football injury, "The Hawk" needed 12 procedures on both knees to make it through 21 seasons with four clubs -- the Expos, Cubs, Red Sox and Marlins. That left him with bone-on-bone, arthritic knees.
"[In 1981 at Montreal], I had a crack in my left kneecap, and I never went on the disabled list," Dawson said after the conference. "I just played on it. They wanted to do surgery after the season, but tissue was growing back, and it was starting to heal on its own. I told them, 'No way. Surgery is what got me in this situation in the first place.' "Playing three times a week, Dawson participated in 103 games that strike-torn season, when the Expos went to the National League Championship Series for the only time in their history and lost to the Dodgers on Rick Monday's ninth-inning homer in Game 5 at Olympic Stadium. He batted .302 with 24 homers and 64 RBIs on the season but went an anemic 3-for-20 with no extra-base hits and no RBIs in what was then a best-of-five series. Dawson's guts and gumption finally drove him into the hallowed Hall on Wednesday. A five-tool outfielder, he made it on his ninth try, earning 77.9 percent of the votes cast by eligible members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. His name was on 420 of the 539 ballots. Last year, he missed the cut with 67 percent of the vote. Dawson will be inducted on July 25 in Cooperstown, N.Y., along with manager Whitey Herzog and umpire Doug Harvey, who were elected in December by the Veterans Committee. For his career, Dawson had 438 homers and 1,591 RBIs. He played his first 11 seasons with the Expos on the harsh artificial turf of what was called "The Big O" and his next six with the Cubs in the friendly confines and on the natural grass of Wrigley Field, but he was never a member of a team that went to the World Series. Dawson could very well be the second player to don an Expos cap on his Hall of Fame plaque, although that decision hasn't been made yet. Catcher Gary Carter, elected in 2003, is the first. Carter, like Dawson, played his first 11 years of a 19-year career in Montreal. Carter then moved to New York and spent the next five years with the Mets. Dawson followed his lengthy Montreal tour by playing six seasons with the Cubs, so precedence seems to have been set. The cap decision will be made in the days ahead by officials of the Hall of Fame, who have yet to meet to discuss the matter with Dawson, according to Hall President Jeff Idelson. (The decision as to which cap will be on a player's plaque was taken over by the Hall after the 2001 elections.) When Dawson donned his Hall of Fame jersey and cap on Thursday, he was seated at a table directly adjacent to a placard that had him dressed in Expos attire, but he said not to draw any conclusions from that. "No, that's no indication of the cap I'll wear," Dawson said. "I'll probably make that announcement sometime in the near future." Dawson played most of his career in pain. The various surgeries -- ranging from arthroscopic to various invasive cuts -- helped, but the procedures to remove pieces of floating cartilage and torn meniscus eventually left him with no support system in either knee. "What he did on a day-to-day basis was an absolute shock," said John Fierro, the Cubs' athletic trainer from 1987-96. "[I saw] X-rays of his knees and what he had to go through every day with his knees. He doesn't like to talk about it. He always felt that it was a negative, and he always accentuated the positive." Dawson said on Thursday that he still doesn't like to talk about it, but he went into great detail, saying that playing on the natural turf in Chicago and Boston gave him a lot of relief, though it didn't halt the deterioration process. "A lot of people only see the glamour side of the game," he said. "But as you know, a lot of preparation has to take place. As for myself, I had a very painful career. I had to take medication almost daily to go through those three hours on the field. The initial problem was a high school football injury. I didn't really do the physical therapy, so I never regained the range of motion in my left leg. "I was dismissed by the doctor and I was pretty much on my own. Over the years, I think, the wear and tear on Astroturf caused a lot of the problems in the other knee. I was usually the first one at the ballpark and the last one to leave, taping up my knees and icing them. That was my routine process. I knew that if I didn't take care of myself, I wouldn't have lasted as long as 10 years." By 1996, the second of his two years with the Marlins, Dawson decided it was time to retire. He wanted to walk away from his career on his own terms and not leave the game as an invalid.
A decade later, the pain had grown so intense that he decided to have the left knee replaced.The first operation, in October 2006, left him with only 75 percent range of motion, and he couldn't walk up stairs. In December of that year, doctors went back in and replaced some of the parts to alleviate that problem. Dawson said that the surgery had a positive effect on his right knee, eliminating much of the pain. "But even though the right knee has calmed down, it still needs to be replaced," he said. "That's something I'm not enthusiastic about rushing into." He has no timetable for the next surgery, but it won't get any easier during the next few months, considering the demands on all Hall of Famers prior to their induction. As the interviews ended on Thursday, though, the 109th player to be elected by the BBWAA still hadn't taken a seat.
Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com, This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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trans was in repair shop 3 months. unable to be fixed. is this fixable or should I get another transmission
you went to the wrong shop. you need a trans shop who will most likely re build your unit in a short period of time.
thank you for your response! I did forget to mention the trans was supposedly rebuilt 3 times and supposedly the ECM also- to no avail. I was told the trans loses pressure as it gets hot and mechanic was unable to figure out why. I'm just not sure the answer is another trans if the pressure is not holding
Honda dealer an option? At least for diagnosi of the existing unit? If so , make sure you give ALL details of history. Three tries at the same place ....either they're missing something or it's got an internal failure in the case.
all 3 attempts at same shop. Honda wanted to replace not rebuild the trans. Labor and used trans not reasonably price to send there-unfortunately. Internal failure in the case is nothing the mechanic ever mentioned. Thank you! Car's just sitting at my house for now. Not sure what to do with it :(. Now that's annoying!
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There are several variables used in the study of tourism demand. In this paper we propose to compare a traditional variable (nights spent in Italy by residents) with a variable on expenditure for domestic tourism of Italian households. These data sources, provided by the Italian National Statistical Office (ISTAT), are compared each other, in order to increase the knowledge of the phenomenon under consideration. The analysis, covering the period 1997-2009, reveals interesting similarities and divergences between the two series.
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Paul China, 2011, Australia, 80 min
Canadian Theatrical Premiere, One Screening Only
Friday, May 4 2012, 7PM, The Broadway Theatre
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A drug using bar owner hires a hitman to take out a friend who owes him money; a waitress waits at home for her soon to be fiance to return; and an accident on the road all lead to an to a suspenseful night of terror in the Coen Brothers and Alfred Hitchock influenced neo-noir thriller.
"A slow-burning, Coen Brothers-esque home invasion thriller that takes everything that was good about Blood Simple, throws in a little No Country For Old Men and sets it all in the vast landscape of Australia" – Blogomatic3000
"Crawl is light years ahead of most horror films emerging from the UK and US, both in terms of technical achievement and atmosphere. It does not disappoint. One of my top films of 2012″ – Andy Erupts
"A thrilling cinematic work crafted with dark nuance and graceful skill" – Seven Billion Stories and Counting
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While watching CRAWL it is impossible to not draw a comparisons to BLOOD SIMPLE and NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN but what draws me into this fun little thriller is the China Brothers use of silence throughout the movie. The Coen Brothers thrive on dialogue and the China brothers thrive on silence that is punctuated with a score that feels like an old Hitchock movie. CRAWL is the debut feature film from two new yet skilled film makers. I am very happy that we are able to present the Canadian Theatrical Premiere of this fun thriller from Australia. – John Allison
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