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At 21 Jackson will be winning his first full cap for his country, but he is no stranger to the big stage after featuring for Ulster in their Heineken Cup final defeat to Leinster last season.
Jackson came into some criticism for his performance with the boot that day but one man who was on the winning side, Leinster centre O'Driscoll, believes the rookie will silence his critics this weekend.
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The city changed yesterday. No one, no matter how far from Lower Manhattan, could step on a New York sidewalk untouched by concussions. The day began in the brilliance of a late summer morning, then was obscured in gray balls of dust and smoke that seemed to touch everyone. The city had become an empire of the stricken.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsWhen she heard the explosion at the second tower, Patricia Johnson began running from her office on nearby Church Street and, half-jogging, half-walking, did not stop until she had reached her daughter's school on West 77th Street, more than six miles north. ''I went up Park Place; all I heard was 'go, go, go,' '' she said. ''People started running, and all I could think was I was not going to stop until I got my daughter.''
September 12, 2001 Education NewsIsraeli officials and most Palestinian leaders condemned the attack on the United States today. But Israelis also took cold comfort in concluding that Americans would now share more of their fears, while some Palestinians rejoiced at the same thought. There were declarations of sympathy for the victims from both Israelis and Palestinians, as well as anxious telephone calls to friends and relatives in the United States. But politics is never far behind any human reaction here. And each side in...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsWhile Arab governments condemned the attacks in the United States, there was something of a sense of inevitability in a region whose leaders had warned for months that American support for Israel could have violent consequences. In Egypt, President Hosni Mubarak gathered his cabinet for a special meeting. His statement afterward reflected the general disbelief at scenes unfolding on television sets.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsOn Sept. 11, 2001 another date that will live in infamy -- the U.S. suffered war casualties on its own soil not experienced since the bloody Battle of Antietam. The immediate questions: What well-financed terrorist organization, under what country's secret protection, slaughtered so many Americans?
September 12, 2001 Opinion Op-EdTo a nation suddenly plunged into horror and grief, they seemed acts of unspeakable madness. Yet the attacks visited on New York and Washington yesterday were in all likelihood the work of perfectly sane people, said experts on the psychology of terrorism.
September 12, 2001 Health NewsThe financial world had its first chance today to react in dollars and cents to the terrorist attacks in the United States as markets in some Asian and Pacific Rim countries opened for trading and braced for turmoil. Others decided to close for the day and watch and wait. The trend in early trading became apparent swiftly. Each market that opened sank precipitously in the first few minutes.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsThe crash of two planes into the World Trade Center and the collapses of the towers created shock waves that registered on sensitive instruments meant to monitor earthquakes. In destructive energy, the building collapses were slightly larger than the small earthquake that shook the East Side of Manhattan on Jan. 17, scientists said yesterday.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsBarely five hours after the polls opened in New York City, Gov. George E. Pataki ordered primary elections across the state postponed indefinitely yesterday as city officials struggled to cope with the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Mr. Pataki's executive order stopped the election literally in midstream: polls were open, New Yorkers were voting, and the candidates were attending to their last subway stops, interviews, telephone calls and literature distribution.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsAt least three businesses in the trade center have set up phone numbers for those looking for friends or relatives: Morgan Stanley, the largest tenant with 3,500 employees, (888) 883-4391.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsHijackers rammed jetliners into each of New York's World Trade Center towers yesterday, toppling both in a hellish storm of ash, glass, smoke and leaping victims, while a third jetliner crashed into the Pentagon in Virginia. There was no official count, but President Bush said thousands had perished, and in the immediate aftermath the calamity was already being ranked the worst and most audacious terror attack in American history. The attacks seemed carefully coordinated. The hijacked planes ...
September 12, 2001 Front Page NewsToday's devastating and astonishingly well-coordinated attacks on the World Trade Center towers in New York and on the Pentagon outside of Washington plunged the nation into a warlike struggle against an enemy that will be hard to identify with certainty and hard to punish with precision. The whole nation -- to a degree the whole world -- shook as hijacked airliners plunged into buildings that symbolize the financial and military might of the United States. The sense of security and self-conf...
September 12, 2001 Front Page An AnalysisThe United States went into gridlock today as the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington led to the virtual shutdown of the nation's transportation system. Federal officials grounded every airplane in the country. Bus and train companies, fearing additional terrorist attacks, shut down as well.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsLower Manhattan is expected to remain cut off from the rest of the city today, and schools and stock exchanges will be closed. Subways, streets and bridges leading to Lower Manhattan are expected to remain closed today. The three airports will be closed at least until 2 p.m. The Lincoln and Holland Tunnels will be closed to all but emergency vehicles, officials said, but New Jersey-bound traffic on the George Washington Bridge's upper level will be allowed. Westbound traffic on Staten Island'...
September 12, 2001 Education NewsTo the Editor: While it may take time to determine the actual people responsible for the terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, the names and addresses of the supporters of terrorism have long been known.
September 12, 2001 Opinion LetterIt kept getting worse. The horror arrived in episodic bursts of chilling disbelief, signified first by trembling floors, sharp eruptions, cracked windows. There was the actual unfathomable realization of a gaping, flaming hole in first one of the tall towers, and then the same thing all over again in its twin. There was the merciless sight of bodies helplessly tumbling out, some of them in flames.
September 12, 2001 Front Page NewsCounterterrorism officials said electronic eavesdropping intercepts obtained in the hours after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon indicated that the terrorist operation was carried out by the militant Islamic organization headed by Osama bin Laden. Intelligence officials said they had collected fresh information after the aircraft crashed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. After a briefing session at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, ...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsWithin an hour of the attack on the World Trade Center, scores of other buildings and institutions -- from nearby schools to the Empire State Building to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the United States Military Academy at West Point -- closed their doors, sent workers home and took measures to heighten security. The actions were all part of an effort to protect people and treasures against a threat that, given the morning's horrors at the southern tip of Manhattan, could only be guessed a...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsThey came all morning, all afternoon and well into dusk, an exodus of survivors whose only way out of Manhattan was over the bridges that stretch across the East River. They walked in bewilderment and fear, some doused in ash from head to toe, some wearing surgical masks, some holding a handkerchief or a washcloth over their mouths. Some walked, others ran. Some commanded their fellow citizens to calm down as the first of the two towers collapsed, and then the second, and panic spread on the ...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsTHE couple stood in a tight, urgent embrace, clinging silently to each other a few hours after the attacks that no New Yorker will ever forget, rocking to a private rhythm as the obscene news bulletins -- ''Terrorist attacks on our country'' . . . ''World Financial Center also evacuated'' . . . ''Trading Suspended'' -- ran relentless electronic circles around the news zipper in Times Square. Maybe the young man and woman were tourists or worked in the area or were in from Brooklyn or Queens f...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsAn Israeli response to America's aptly dated wake-up call might well be, ''Now you know.'' Regardless of whether the carnage is reliably traced to one of the jihad sects, it is true that the magnitude of the pain inflicted on America yesterday moves us into the very exclusive club of democracies for which terrorism is not peripheral, remote or episodic, but a horrible routine.
September 12, 2001 Opinion Op-EdEUROPE EUROPEAN UNION -- European foreign ministers scheduled a rare emergency meeting for today to discuss a joint response, as officials expressed solidarity with the United States. The external relations commissioner, Chris Patten, called the attacks ''the work of a madman.'' BRITAIN -- British security forces across the world were placed on maximum alert. Prime Minister Tony Blair pledged that Britain would stand ''full square alongside the U.S.'' in the battle against terrorism. Quee...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsIn a desperately needed dose of hope during a long night of frustration, two men were pulled alive from beneath 30 feet of debris near the World Trade Center. But even that small victory came at an awful price: Doctors needed to amputate the leg of at least one of the men in order to free him, the authorities said. Officials said the men were law enforcement officers, but it was unclear early this morning whether the men were firefighters or Port Authority police officers.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsAt least 12 American embassies have decided to remain closed on Wednesday as a security measure, a State Department spokesman, Philip Reeker, said today at a news briefing. Some are in Latin America; none are in the Middle East or South Asia. But Mr. Reeker declined to identify any. He said there was no particular ''rhyme nor reason'' for the decisions, which were left to individual chiefs of mission.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsTo the Editor: In their understandable outrage at the attacks on Manhattan and Washington, our leaders are already threatening reprisals. Any violent reprisal will simply lead to more attacks on our domestic security -- on ordinary Americans as they work and travel.
September 12, 2001 Opinion LetterView of the Past ''It's funny. Yesterday, I was doing a tour with a bunch of Germans, and they were saying how beautiful the World Trade Center is. And then today, and it's gone. To me, this is the day New York died.''
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsTo the Editor: What a tragedy! I am with you, America. I weep for you. MARIA GARCĂŤA-PORTAS Madrid, Sept. 11, 2001
September 12, 2001 Opinion LetterPresident Bush vowed tonight to retaliate against those responsible for today's attacks on New York and Washington, declaring that he would ''make no distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts and those who harbor them.'' ''These acts of mass murder were intended to frighten our nation into chaos and retreat, but they have failed,'' the president said in his first speech to the nation from the Oval Office. ''Our country is strong. Terrorist acts can shake the foundation of ou...
September 12, 2001 Front Page NewsThe sight of White House workers fleeing their posts in terror at the day's mounting chaos stunned Jacqueline Papineau as she approached the building's gates this morning with her tourist ticket in hand. ''Everybody was running out, evacuating the place,'' said Mrs. Papineau, a visitor from Ontario, who said she would never forget the sight of fearful Americans on the run from the very heart of self-government. ''Shocking,'' she said. ''Scary.''
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsFor years, experts have warned about this country's vulnerability to terrorist attack, but the alarms have generally gone unheeded. One of the most striking warnings came just last March when a federal commission concluded after three years of study that ''attacks against American citizens on American soil, possibly causing heavy casualties, are likely over the next quarter century.''
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsIt was the kind of announcement New York subway riders had never heard. ''There will be no trains running at all -- anywhere,'' boomed an official's voice at the Pacific Street station in Brooklyn at 10:30 yesterday morning, as thousands of angry and confused people packed the platforms to overflowing.
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsMinutes after two commercial jets slammed into the World Trade Center towers yesterday, the Federal Aviation Administration shut down the airspace over the United States to commercial traffic, the first time the government has taken such a drastic step. All planes on the ground were immediately barred from taking off. Those in the air were given the option of continuing to their intended destinations or diverting to the nearest airport. Most airlines ordered their planes to land as soon as p...
September 12, 2001 U.S. NewsIn the wake of yesterday's terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig called off last night's full schedule of 15 games and said he would make subsequent decisions on future games. It was the third time in history that a warlike act prompted postponement of major league games. ''I'm going to have to use my judgment,'' Selig said in a telephone interview. ''You just have to use sensitivity and good judgment. We are a social institution ...
September 12, 2001 Sports NewsA man who worked on one of the top floors of the World Trade Center saw that he was trapped. He telephoned his wife. He said he wanted to say goodbye, he wanted her to remember that he loved her and loved their children. They are 1 and 3 years old. A friend of his told me the story. More even than the television images, it brought home the pain, and the terror.
September 12, 2001 Opinion Op-EdMany of the capital's elder statesmen heard an echo of the sudden attack on the country's most important naval base 60 years ago in today's explosions at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. ''There has been nothing like this since Pearl Harbor,'' said James M. Cannon, an Army officer, war correspondent and aide to Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller and President Gerald R. Ford. ''It's a sobering day. It takes your breath away.''
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Mavericks plagued by injuries in loss to Winston Academy
Editor & Publisher
Friday night's battle with Winston Academy was an experience the Mavericks are eager to put behind them.
Winston defeated Manchester 42-0 in a game in which the Mavericks were plagued by injuries.
Despite some big plays and a strong effort, Manchester was unable to find the endzone.
The Mavericks defense also found itself in the unfamiliar position of being unable to stop an opponent as the Patriots utilized a diverse offensive attack.
The Patriots improved to 2-3 with the win, while Manchester fell to 2-3.
This week the Mavericks hit the road to face Carroll Academy.
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- Top shelf which will hold the MIG135, MIG175, or the TIG-200 welder
- The bottom shelf will hold the Versa Cut Plasma Cutter
- The middle shelf allows storage of necessary welding accessories
- The Gas Bottle Mount incorporates a TIG Rod Holder to store up to 6 different tubes of filler rods
- The design of the top shelf allows for the side access door on the MIG's to be opened without taking the welder off the cart
- Heavy duty front castor wheels
- Molded Heavy Duty Rear Wheels
- Satin Black Powder coated finish
- Cut out in rear to allow plasma cutter cable routing through the rear of the cart
- Holds up to an 80CF Gas Bottle
- Front Mounted Handle for easy maneuverability around the shop
- Two side hooks for cable storage
About Eastwood Multi-Unit Welding Cart - MIG TIG Plasma
This welding cart was designed by The Eastwood Company to make storage,accessibility, and maneuverability of your welder easier than ever before.This cart incorporates a top shelf which will hold the MIG135, MIG175, or theTIG-200 welder. The bottom shelf will store your Versa Cut Plasma Cutter while the middle shelf allows storage of necessary welding accessories. The Gas Bottle Mount even incorporates a TIG Rod Holder to store up to 6 different tubes of filler rods. Assembles with simple hand tools.
Includes: Welding Cart with assembly Instructions
Will hold the following combinations:MIG175 and Versa Cut Plasma CutterMIG135 and Versa Cut Plasma CutterTIG200 and Versa Cut Plasma Cutter.May possibly fit other brand units as well
This cart is intended to hold an 80 CF gas bottle, using a bottlelarger than this is not recommended.Always wear safety glasses and follow common practices when using hand tools.
Welding Cart Dimensions
Total Height - 30.5"
Total Width - 16"
Total Length (not including Handle) - 32"
Total Length (including Handle) - 38"
Top Shelf Width - 11.75"
Middle Shelf Width - 11.75"
Bottom Shelf Width - 11.75"
Top Shelf Length - 20"
Middle Shelf Length - 15"
Bottom Shelf Length - 17.5"
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127 Meetup Groups match "Digital Photography" near Tustin, CA
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Digital Photo Exchange - A place to share and expand your knowledge of digital photography. We provide an open, friendly, and honest environment to participate in the critique process. Make the DPX your place to exchange creative energy with other creative photographers. NOTE: All photographs,graphics, logos and written material on this site are copyright protected - ©Copyright 2011
This group is all about digital photography on what you capture through a click of a button. Here you can build your portfolio, as well as network with other like minded people. We welcome make up artists, hair stylist, fashion designers, and even videographers who enjoy what they do. If you are this person, and love theme type photo sessions, then welcome to the Stylistic Photography Group.
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The primary focus of the group is to help each other create artistic representations of the human form through photography. We will conduct photography workshops for all level of photographers with an artistic and creative vision.
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The Orange County Photography Collective is a fun, sight seeking, shutter-happy group for photograhers from novice to pro; you're all are welcome to join. I started the Orange County Photography Collective because I was driving/attending the San Diego Photography Group often, that I decided to start our own closer to our home, Orange County. Having photographers come together and shoot, ask questions, discuss gear and equipment, as well as being inspired by all members, is the art of photograph …
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Welcome to the OCD Photographer's Club! If you are in Orange County and want to improve your images, you may need some help getting the most from your DSLR. Once a month the OCD Photographer's Club provides an opportunity to learn while doing some kind of photography such as a walk-about of a location while getting hands on help. You will be able to ask all the questions you want (no question is too silly) and get guidance from an experienced photographer that loves the art form. Meetup members …
THIS IS THE WORLD'S GREATEST PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP EVER! Let's create great Art! I am Marie Appert the Organizer/and Photographer for this photo group. The way this group works is that I chose the theme of the events, acquires property and model release forms, and chose the venue, the models, the stylists, the wardrobe, jewelry, accessories, and the props. This group is self-supporting by member's contributions and fundraising from group events. I create the budget for the photo shoots, by charging …
This group is for Disneyland enthusiasts that love taking pictures at the Disneyland Resort (mainly inside the parks). I spend a great deal of time there with my camera and thought it would be nice to share the experiences with others that have the same interest. We can share tips and tricks for day or evening shots, the people there, finding those hidden mickeys together (and other hidden characters). And if it's not too busy, take in a few rides along the way. I feel this group best fits anyon …
This photography group is aimed at those photographers like myself who love getting out of the city and into the landscape to chill out and photograph. In addition to Meetups we will schedule day and weekend trips and workshops into the landscape. Should be a blast for those that love to photograph wide open spaces! This is not your typical photography Meetup group. I really try to go beyond their group "blind leading the blind" shoots and casual get togethers. With over forty years of photogr …
The "On-Location Photography Collective" is a group based in Southern California but open to photographers nationwide. OLPC focuses on combining exciting travel destinations both near and far, that are directed specifically toward full-day or multiple-day photographic adventures with like minded photographers. The idea is that peers will come together to enjoy travel, while exploring and growing in their passion for photography. Small group workshops will combine technical and composition/subjec …
Workshops Blog: jasonlanierworkshops.com Workshops Website: workshops.jasonlanierproductions.com Meet Ups with Jason Lanier is a group formed to have monthly in-person and online meet ups with award winning photographer Jason Lanier. Regularly scheduled in-person meet ups will occur monthly in Southern California where Jason lives. Jason will also schedule meet ups when he travels across the United States while either shooting or conducting one of his workshops. In addition to the in-person meet …
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TTL (Thru the Lens) - Photography and Photoshop Workshops Take your Photography to The Next Level. This group is designed for the Photographer that wants to take their Photography and Photoshop skills to the next level. You will learn professional real world techniques of creating professional quality images. In addition to teaching you techniques, we aim to get you to see and think like a professional photographer and image creator. Learn Studio lighting in our Photography studio in the fashi …
Bel Air Camera is now offering a series of Photo and Video classes that will take place on Saturday's starting in September. These are designed to Educate the public, they are NOT sales pitches. Each week will be a different theme from "Entry Level HDSLR Video" to "Digital SLR 101". Classes on In Home Printing, LOMO Photography, In Home Lighting, Audio for Video, and many more. If you are a beginner in the photography & Video world, these are for you! If you have a working knowledge of shooting …
Photography Classes for all levels, photography is a great hobby to have, if you are just starting and shoot in auto you will benefit from my beginners class (Part I, Get out of Auto Mode Workshop). All classes are hands-on and 8 hours long. In my mind to really understand photography you need to do it, shoot with a purpose to really understand what is the camera creating. I been told I have a lot of patience and my photography workshops do work. I started 4 years ago and been extending the exer …
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This group is for all those folks who want to learn more about photographing food. We will have meetups at local eateries about specific topics to help you learn more about shooting food with your digital camera. Please let us know what you would like to learn more about. Some topic suggestions could be, how to start a food shot, info about props and how important they are, camera settings, etc. I created this group to have fun gatherings to talk about what we love with food and also food photog …
Welcome to the Southern California Travel and Photography Meetup Group ! Our group is open to all photographers regardless of your current level of knowledge about photography, the kind of photography that you enjoy doing or the type of camera that you use. We sponsor a variety of travel related photography events - including trips, classes, and workshops. We will be organizing trips to great locations like: Yosemite National Park, Death Valley, Big Sur and Point Lobos. We look forward to having …
"This is a workshop for photographers interested in entering the world of wedding photography. Wedding photography brings a unique set of technical, customer service and business challenges. This group's goal is to take your photography passion and turn it into a money making business. Wedding photographer Sean King along with guest wedding photographers will guide you through the many obstacles photographers encounter when starting a wedding business. You should own and have a working knowledge …
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So Cal Photographers Network (SoCalPhotoNetwork.com) is a group for all levels of Photographers who like a little edgier feel to their work and passion. Our Monthly group shoots will bring an art and classy side to the realm of photography including Swim Suit, Lingerie, and Implied situations and MORE. We strive to bring the highest standards to all shoots with models, photographers, clothing designers, make up artist and hair stylist who want to push the envelope of art and fun. All photogra …
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I am a profesional photographer based out of LA looking to create a community of Photographers that are in the search of becoming better at what they do. Learn more about photography by hands on experience. I am looking to set up (shoot-outs) at my studio or locations.
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This is a group for photographers wanted to learn the basics in photography, lighting, posing, understanding all camera settings, f/stop, iso, shutter speeds, stobe lighting, outdoor lighting... ect. All skills levels are welcome, and I started this group to help those photographers with no formal training to take their images to the next level. The basics are very simple to learn, but using them to say what you want to say is difficult. Why take a picture when you can learn to build an image.
Want to just get out and take photos? Want to learn more about your camera? Want to hang out with folks who actually understand your obsession with photography? Did you come to the right place! We are an informal bunch of shutter-happy, fun-loving camera buffs. What do we do? We go places and take pictures of stuff. Any stuff. Lots of stuff. We also hang out and talk. We have been known to do both at the same time. Afterward, some people might drink Margaritas. It's been known to happen. How far …
Looking to hone your in-studio photography skills? Then this is the perfect group for you! Studio OC hosts and produces well organized and portfolio beneficial shoots at our pro studio in Fountain Valley, CA. This group is for amateurs and professionals alike. All that we ask is that you be serious about your work and not just looking to "shoot pretty girls". Our focus is on Fashion, Beauty and Editorial Photography... but we do host casual themed events as well! Always something for everyone! …
Im starting this group to meet fellow photographers who share my passion for photography. The group is open to all skill levels, and will meet once a month.
Meet other local Digital Photographers to talk about the latest digital gear, softwear and techniques!
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You have just found a one stop shop in photography. This group is for photographers who are starting out or have been shooting for years. We will help you build you portfolio that gears toward your style of shooting. We will have different themes and model on every shoot. So why here..????? Here, you get to shoot with lots of hot and beautiful models who are known in the industry. Here, you will learn and collaborate to build a portfolio that you want. Here, you will learn the standards of Light …
If you just purchased a new DSLR or have one that you want to learn how to use off Auto mode, we encourage you to join us in one of our individual classes, multiple class series, or shooting events. You don't need a camera to join our classes, just a thirst for knowledge! Our meetups are fun, exciting, practical, and simply great networking events! Sessions are kept small in size so we can try to give everyone one-on-one help. The classes are taught by professional photographers of 10+ years of …
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Hi! Thanks for join this group and you just have taken the first step in having fun with photography especially the wonderful events we have planned. If you like this group, you will really like our other AWESOME meetup group which has high-end photoshoots with HOT models as well as learning from the expert photographers. Check us out: http://www.TheShooterGroup.com Don't worry if you just started in photography because we have many workshops and group shoots for beginner to advance photograph …
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Welcome to the OC Glamour & Boudoir Photographers group. We gather to assert our style and demonstrate that every person can look beautiful. Join our group and participate in our discussions, meetups, workshops and other events we host at Farm 39 Studio in Huntington Beach. Founded by Sal W. Hanna of www.proimagetalent.com in 2011 to promote the art of glamour photography. Sal is rated as one of the Best Glamour Photographer's in Orange County.
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This group is dedicated to taking beautiful pictures of the natural world or including natural elements. Ever since I received my first camera at age 7, photographing nature was always my primary artistic passion. And ever since I joined the digital revolution a few years ago with the purchase of my first DSLR I have been working to build up a portfolio of images of nature. Now I would like to get together with other photographers with the same passion. I'd also love to share my knowledge and ex …
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Sexy isn't just one thing' not to us. It is so many things and is open to creative (lingeries, implied-nude, nude) and artistic interpretation. Modern day glamour and classic pinup girls! If you are enticed by sex appeal or love classic beauty.. (model, make-up artist, photographer, hairstylist) JOIN! What we do goes by many names – boudoir photography, intimate photography, private photography, B-photography.
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Jules Bianchi is a wedding and lifestyle portrait photographer who speaks all over the country to professional photographers helping them to improve their business and their skills. She also holds workshops for non-professional photographers who are interested in learning more about how to make their cameras work for them and get the shot they want! In a fun and informative style, Jules will help you get to the next level in your photography. Our latest workshop is on JANUARY 26, 2010 in O …
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You can also put a piece of stamped cloth (a hawaiian shirt for example) as last layer, so the longboard will be "stamped" instead of painted on the back.
2. will old reg board trucks work
2. longboard trucks are wider and taller giving you more maneuverability
its your call
nice 'ible most people only make it 1/2" giving it more flex but less strength
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get a 180 mm reverse kingpin truck, you can't go wrong with Paris, Bear or Randal.
the wheels are the most important thing, Seismic, Earthwing, Retro, ABEC11 and O-tang wheels are always safe bets
the deck doesn't really matter, but a short, solid topmount is my preference.
also stay clear from sector 9 bamboo boards they are of poor quality and split along the glue lines. homemades are great. build your own press or but a kit from roarockit. I made my first board and have yet to own a factory made one
bushings are versatile, they are the cheapest modification you can make and completely change the way a board handles
Since this is your first time,I strongly suggest that you buy a premade deck.Trying to make one yourself without experience will get you hurt..Complete longboards made by Sector 9 and Loaded are great for beginners.
Not to mention that the writer probably doesn't know much about longoarding,since he used trucks smaller than the board and the board shape it all wrong.
In terms of tricks,there are different types of styles.
-Downhill(riding down a hill)
-Sliding(sliding the board)
-Slalom(weaving in and out of cones)
-Dancing(this is where the majority of the tricks are.Dancing is very complex,but it usually involves looking cool)
In terms of similarity,longboards are pretty different.They are much easier to ride due to the large wheels and longer boards,but are heavier than skateboards.Longboarding is somewhat more relaxed,though it can get intense if you're DH-ing.
So,I welcome you to the sport of longboarding!
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A delay in the onset of walking is common in individuals with familial ligamentous laxities.Some of the complaints of ligamemtary laxity are; hallux valgus with metatarsus primus adductus, hallux limitus, flexor stabilization-type hammertoes, plantar fascitis, hindfoot degenerative joint disease, derangement of the knee, clubbed foot, rotated hips, increased femoral anteversion, webbed toes, curled/clawtoes, in-toeing, or out-toeing, and flatfeet.
Complaints of foot and leg pain and fatigue are common.Cramping of muscles, particularly at night, is a very common complaint. Pain is a significant problem. Low muscle tone atrophy. Protective and supportive measures such as molded ankle foot orthoses many be necessary to support the child with ligamentous laxity for ambulation and to prevent injuries.(Agnew P "Evaluation if the child with ligamentous laxity" Clin Podiatr Med Surg 1997 14 (1): 117-30)


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Does anyone else agree? I always noticed that in this particular shot, Diana looks sick. Now that I have the 50th Anniversary set, I'm noticing it even more. She was dangerously skinny. You can see her pelvic bones sticking out. Her waist is also really small. Her face is beautiful in this photo, but she doesn't look healthy.
Not trying to stir the pot, but just making an observation. I always felt that it's a miracle that Diana is still with us today. She was far too thin.


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Mr. COOPER, from the Committee on Rights and Privileges reported that they had under consideration the bill [H. R. 29] fixing the liability of employers for injuries to employees, and recommend its indefinite postponement.
Mr. CARTER thought it a very important bill, and moved that it be referred to the Judiciary Committee for their consideration.
Mr. COOPER said the bill had been before their Committee at two meetings, and they considered the bill one that should not pass. It is peculiar in its provisions. It is a bill which, If it should become a law, would be unfair to the employer and unfair to the employe. There is a provision in the bill which implies that a party who employs an agent shall be liable for the negligence of the agent, without any knowledge on his part. page: 91[View Page 91] Such legislation would be injurious to the manufacturer, and I trust that the bill will not be again referred.
Mr. SWEITZER said he was in business himself, and though if such a law passed it would squelch the manufacturing interests of the State, for the reason that when an employe receives an injury in any way, the penalty provided in this law is so heavy as to bankrupt the manufacturer. He hoped the bill would never pass.
Mr. MOODY concurred in the report as read. In case a servant is injured by reason of negligence of the employer, the responsibility is limited. The employer is liable to this extent: To three times the amount of wages paid to the employee. He was satisfied there are bad features in the bill but would favor its reference to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. CARTER did not desire to injure the manufacturing interests of the State, but, on the contrary, would do what he could to encourage that interest. There is a simple act of justice in this bill.
Mr. COLE hoped the bill would not be summarily disposed of,as he believed the bill has many good points that ought to be considered. It seems an act of simple justice to require an employer to be responsible for injuries to his employes.
Mr. DAVIS thought it would be well to have this bill recommitted, though not in favor of the bill or any of its provisions.
Mr. NEFF had as much regard for the manufacturing interests as anybody, and would be the last man to throw obstructions in its way: but after having heard remarks thereon, believed there are some good features in the bill. There ought to be some remedy in certain cases, whether this bill is looking in that direction or not. He opposed indefinite postponement.
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TUESDAY, January 30, 1883-10 a. m.After prayer by Lewis A. Pier, pastor of the Fourth Christian Church-
The Secretary's minutes of yesterday's proceedings were read and approved.
Mr. McINTOSH making an ineffectual motion to dispense with the further reading thereof.
Mr. SMITH, of Jay, presented a petition from citizens of Jay and Adams Counties.
Mr. McINTOSH presented a petition from the citizens of Green County praying for submission of the prohibitory amendments at a special election. [Laughter]
Mr. DUNCAN also presented two similar petitions; also by Mr. Keiser from White County; Mr. Hilligass from Huntington County; Mr. Spann presented a claim.
These were severally referred to appropriate Committees.
Numerous reports from Standing Committees were submitted and placed on the calendar, under the rules, for future action.
Mr. JOHNSON offered a joint resolution, proposing an amendment to Section 1, Article 16, of the Constitution, as follows:
"Any amendment or amendments to this may be proposed in either branch of the General Assembly, and if the same shall be agreed to by two-thirds of all the members elect to each of the two Houses, such proposed amendment or amendments shall, with the yeas and nays thereon, be entered and spread at full length on their journals and referred to the General Assembly to be chosen at the next general election; and if in the General Assembly so next chosen such proposed amendment or amendments shall be agreed to by two-thirds of all the members elect to each House, then it shall be the duty of the General Assembly to submit such amendment or amendments to the electors of the State at the next general election, and if a majority of such electors shall ratify the same, such amendment or amendments shall become a part of this Constitution."
Mr. BROWN: Of course we all know that there were some amendments proposed to the Constitution before the Legislature two years ago, and that the Senate yesterday adopted a report declaring they are not pending before the Senate; but until the House of Representatives make some disposition of them they are still awaiting the action of the General Assembly; and he made the point of order that no amendments should be proposed to the Constitution until the question as to whether any such amendments are pending entirely disposed of. He read Section 2, Article 16, of the Constitution.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: Do you think we are not to vote upon their final passage until others are disposed of?
Mr. BROWN: No. The Constitution says, 'shall not be proposed." That, goes to the introduction of the amendments themselves.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: Under the rule of the Senate this would be the first reading of the resolution. It would now go to a Committee, come back, be read the second time, and ordered engrossed for a third reading on a subsequent day.
Mr BUNDY: The point made by the Senator from Jackson [Mr. Brown] is that this is not in order because there are other proposed, amendments pending.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: I wish the Senator would withdraw his joint resolution without requiring the chair to make a decision on this matter.
Mr. JOHNSON: As there seems to be a doubt, and as the validity of the amendment itself may be questionable, I beg leave of the Senate to withdraw the resolution.
SEVERAL SENATORS: "Consent!" 'Consent!"
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: Leave is given.
The following described bills were introduced, read the first time, and severally referred to appropriate Committees, unless otherwise stated:
By Mr BROWN [S. 179] to amend Section 8 of the act of June 7, 1852, concerning the election and duties of the Clerks of Circuit and Supreme page: 131[View Page 131] Courts, being Section 5,851 of the Revised Statutes of 1881. [To receive sealed proposals for books and stationery.]
By Mr. RA'HM [S. 180] in relation to claims against municipal corporations and the adjudication thereof, shall be referred, on request of one-third of the members of Council, to some Committee, and providing for appeals to Courts by claimant ]
Mr. BENZ called up the special order, being his bill [ S. 6] for the election and appointment of Supervisors of Highways [see pages 28,78 and 98 pf the Brevier Reports.] The question being on a substitution for the bill. [See page 98.]
Mr. WILLARD believed there was no piece of legislature enacted by the last Legislature that was so execrated as the road law. All parties are untied in Southern Indiana in demanding that the system of Road Supervisor shall be repealed and that we go back to the old system that the people understood. Senators now desire to tempt us with amendments. In Section 8, line 3, of the substitute, no one in exempted from working on the road over twenty-one years of age. Every industry is applying here for ceded legislation, and with the Senate give relief to all but the farming interest. The old law is well settled, has been satisfactory, is construed by the Courts, and the and the desire for the old law is universal in Southern Indiana, as compared with the new. He trusted all substitutes and amendments will be voted down and the demand for the old road law acceded to
Mr. FOULKE heard from all parts of his County the clamor give us back the old law. The people knew exactly the operations of the old law. Then it is said the Trustees are improper persons to take charge of the roads.
Mr CAMPBELL was satisfied this road bill is of as great importance as any measure that will come before the body. He moved a recommittal with instructions to report next Monday at 2 o'clock in order to give members time to more fully understand the merits of the propositions before the Senate.
On motion of Mr. VOYLES the motion to recommit was laid on the table.
Mr. McINTOSH traveled over his two Counties in the late canvass and was satisfied there were not in favor of the repeal of the present and the re-enactment of the old law. A certain odium attached to every man who had a place in the Legislature when the present law was passed. The author says this substitute is very like the old law. If it is like the old law let the Senator from Crawford [Mr. Benz] have the credit of it and have his bill passed.
Mr. McCLURE: If he felt instructed on one subject more man another it is to help restore the old law for the one working of roads, which has given so much satisfaction, and with which they have been so long familiar. Therefore he should vote for the bill of the Senator from Crawford [Mr. Benz] on its final passage.
Mr. BELL thought the lack of provision for furnishing money for work during the first year of the law more than any other feature brought odium upon it. It has many provisions which are improvements over the old law. Under the old law it was almost impossible to have good roads in his section. Although funds have been had under the new law but one year, there is quite an improvement in the roads in his County. The old law was defective in many respects. The substitute will probably do away with the particularly objectionable features of the present law. Two years ago he said if it were adopted and did not work well he would vote for its amendment when opportunity offered, and he was ready to redeem that promise now.
Mr. VOYLES opposed the eliding substitute. If there be any amendments desired they should be made to the original bill.
Mr. KEISER was not here to make a speech for home consumption. If farmers look to their own interests they will spend more on roads than on anything else but their own farms. It has been claimed that the cry is universal for the old Supervisor law. While there is dissatisfaction with the present law, he had yet to hear the first man who wants to go back to the old system under the old law. The people want a law which will give better roads than under the old law. He could not see where the great cry arises against the pending substitute. It makes some man responsible for the roads of the Township. Suppose it does cost a little more to have good roads, they ought to be had. Under the old law there certainly must have been a great waste of money. In his County every year they were credited with putting $11,000 on the roads. Under the old law hundreds of dollars were acredited for taxes and not hour's work done therefor. There ought to be a provision in every road law to prevent this. Abuses under the old road law have had a great deal to do with its inefficiency. He hoped the substitute [Mr. Henry's] would be adopted in place of the original bill and then amended.
Mr. HILLIGASS cited a, main objection to the present law viz., that the work is not well or properly distributed throughout the Township. He objected to a superintendency of the roads by the Township Trustee, as proposed in the pending substitution. That would interfere with the present gravel road law. He also objected to the power of removal by Trustees of Supervisors. On this subject the same objections lie to the present law. And there is a demand that the present law be amended or repealed there is no pro-provision in the present law that requires an equitable expenditure f road moneys. The old road law has been satisfactory in the past. He saw nothing in the substitute that, would remedy the defects of the present law. He favored senate bill No. 6 as introduced.
Mr. HENRY replied to objections to his substitute. He believed with a few changes it is a systematic bill. He knew of no reason why a man above fifty years of age should not pay a road tax according to the value of the land owned by him. Under this bill the per capita tax and commutation is applied by the Supervisor in his own road district; and the bill No. 6 does not provide the same things. The two differ in this more than in any other one point. The section authorizing removal of Supervisors is a desirable feature.
Mr. LOCKRIDGE, seeing a lack of understanding of this important matter, moved to postpone the further consideration till Monday next at 2 o'clock.
The motion was agreed to-yeas, 24; nays, 25-the Lieutenant Governor giving the casting vote.
And then came a recess till 2 o'clock.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR called the Senate to order and introduced Mrs. Mary H. Hunt, of Boston Mass., who proceeded to address the Senate on the effects of alcohol on the human frame and tissues in favor of the passage of laws requiring Instruction relating thereto to be a part of curriculum in all schools sustained by public funds. When she bed spoken one hour and ten minutes, having concluded-
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. Mr. BUNDY called up a special order, being the consideration of the question of confirming or rejecting the appointments of the Governor for Superintendent and Trustees of the Benevolent page: 132[View Page 132] Institutions of the State. [See Brevier Reports,pages 76, 77, 92 and 93.
Mr. BROWN said, if the Senate should confirm these appointments now, and his bill [S. 1] for the reorganization of the Benevolent Institutions pass, of course it would render nugatory the official life of the appointees. The regular and sensible way is to let these appointees stand until the fate of this bill is seen. If the bill should be adopted the conduct of some Senators touching the confirmation of these appointments will be modified.
Mr. BUNDY, while willing to allow reasonable time for the Senate and the Committee on Executive Appointments to consider this matter, was of the opinion that the Senate should not sit and wait for the operation of a bill the future of which unknown. While admitting there is no vacancy now, and no immediate emergency for the confirmation of these appointments, as a matter of courtesy to the Executive officer of the State, there should be some action taken on his appointments. If there are any charges against these men, or anything that could properly be urged as a reason why they should not be confirmed, he would favor delaying the confirmation a sufficient length of time to have a full and fair investigation, but was opposed to further delay simply to wait action on a bill the fate of which is doubtful. These appointments ought to be confirmed by the Senate without delay.
Mr. BROWN moved to recommit the Governor's message to the Committee on Executive Appointments, with instructions to report at the expiration of ten days.
Mr. HENRY: Doesn't the time of the present incumbents expire on the first of February?
Mr. BROWN: Their term of office expires on the 1st day of February, but there will be no vacancy because the law requires incumbents to hold until their successors are chosen. He modified his motion so as to require the Committee to report next Monday.
Mr. HENRY could see no good reason for deferring action on these appointments. He favored immediate action. That would not prevent any action on Senate bill No. 1.
The motion to recommit with instructions was agreed to by yeas, 21; nays, 19.
The following described bills were introduced, read the first time, and severally referred to appropriate Committees, unless otherwise stated:
By Mr. BICHOWSKY, by request, [S. 181] to provide for the regulation of the running at large of horses, cattle and mules in the various Counties of the State. [Boards of County Commissioners may prohibit by submitting the question to a decision of the voters of the County]
By Mr. BROWN [S. 182] concerning the Supreme Court and to repeal an act in relation to the Supreme Court of April 14, 1881. [The Supreme Court shall appoint five Commissioners of the Supreme Court to hold office for two years]
By Mr. FOULKE [S. 183] amending an act supplemental to the State Board of Health act of March 7, 1881, being 4,992 of the code. [To amend Section 7 and Section 10, by requiring deaths to be reported at such times as the Board of Health may direct instead of fifteen days after death as now required.
By Mr. CAMPBELL [S. 184] to amend a supplemental act to the Common School law, being Section 4,436 of the R. S. of 1881. [So that Township Trustees may act as a Board for regulation of studies without the vote of the President of Trustees of towns or cities.]
By Mr. JOHNSON [S. 185] by request, to amend a supplemental act to the Common School law, being Section 4,420 of the code. [The Governor, the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the Presidents of the State University, Purdue and Normal School, the Superintendents of Schools of the three largest cities in the State, and three County Superintendents to be elected at an annual meeting of all County Superintendents, to constitute a State Board of Education; the County Superintendents to hold one, two and three years each. The Superintendent of Public Instruction to be President.
By Mr. McINTOSH [S. 186] to amend Section 155 of the Common School act of March 6, 1865, being Section 4,422 of the code of 1881. [Authorizing issuance of life diplomas without examination to teachers who have attained eminent scholarship, professional ability and distinction as teachers.]
By Mr. RAHM [S. 187] to amend Sections 1 and 3 of the act for repair of free turnpike roads, being Sections 5,104 and 5,106 of the Revised Statutes of 1881 [To allow County Commissioners to make a small levy for the repair of free gravel roads, turnpikes, etc. He says Vanderburgh County has ninety miles of improved free gravel roads, costing $1,000,000, but under the present law the Commissioners have no right or power to keep the same in repair.]
By Mr. VOYLES [S. 188] to amend Sections 1 and 9 of an act concerning public offenses of April 14, 1881, being Section 2,117 of the code. [Prohibits the taking of fish in March, April, May, November and December]
By Mr. WILLARD [S. 189] to authorize railroad corporations to endorse and guarantee the bonds of any railroad organized under the laws of any adjoining State.
By Mr. FOULKE [S. 190] to legalize the proceedings of incorporated Turnpike Road Companies which have been operated for twenty years.
By Mr. CAMPBELL [S. 191] to amend Section 159-the Common School law-being Section 4,521 of the Revised Statutes of 1881. [To increase appropriations to defray the expenses of teachers in County Institutes.]
On motion by Mr. VOYLES his bill [S. 91] to change the name of the House of Refuge was read a second time with a report from a Committee favorable to its passage.
The question being on concurring in the report of the Committee-
The Senate concurred in the report by yeas, 22; nays, 11.
And then the Senate adjourned.


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Area football teams have released their 2012 football schedules to reflect the new look Great Northern and Northeast A leagues. The Deer Park Stags, the defending GNL champions, will open their season at Chewelah on Aug. 31. It will be the fifth straight year the Stags have opened the season against the Cougars in a non-league game. Riverside will open its season on Aug. 31 at Timberlake, The Tigers defeated the Rams 17-6 in last yearŌĆÖs season opener. The Stags and Rams will face off against each other on Sept. 7 at Riverside.
It was truly a team effort this time around as all nine Stags earned state medals, including two state titles, the biggest individual hardware haul in school history. The effort also assured the Stags their fifth straight state Class 2A team title with a 154-134 decision over runner-up Centralia. Deer Park trailed Centralia 32-23 after the first round. By the end of the first day, the Stags has closed the gap to 68-67. ŌĆ£If we do our job weŌĆÖll be OK,ŌĆØ said Deer Park head coach Matt Jorgensen after the first dayŌĆÖs results.
The Pullman Greyhounds survived a flurry of long range shooting by the Deer Park Lady Stags to win the opening round District VII tournament 51-49 on Tuesday. The win propelled the Greyhounds (9-11) into the double-elimination portion of the tournament, while the Lady Stags ended their season at 11-10. Trailing 49-38 with 2:14 to play, Deer Park closed the margin on 3-pointers from Danielle Beltrame, Tessa Heins and Alison Ruygrok but could not catch the Greyhounds.
Deer ParkŌĆÖs Jake Konzal, disqualified from last weekŌĆÖs District VII wrestling tournament in a weight classification dispute, made a surprising appearance at this weekendŌĆÖs Region IV tournament. The district disqualification occurred after Stag head coach Matt Jorgensen decided to move Konzal, who was battling an illness, up a weight class. Jorgensen said he followed league rules in making the decision and it was met with approval by the Great Northern League coaches.
The Kettle Falls Bulldogs, using a 13-0 fourth quarter run, defeated the Springdale Chargers 40-36 on Thursday in the opening round of the District VII Class 2A tournament. The win propelled the Bulldogs (3-18 overall) into the double-elimination portion of the tournament. The Chargers, who defeated the Bulldogs twice during the regular season, ended their season with a 4-17 record.
The Republic Tigers wasted little time dominating the Springdale Lady Chargers 43-30 in the opening round of the District VII Class 2B tournament on Thursday. The win propelled Republic (14-6) into the double-elimination portion of the tournament while Springdale ended its season with a 4-17 record. The Tigers held the Lady Chargers scoreless for the first 13 minutes of the game as they built an 18-0 lead. Springdale finally broke the scoreless streak on a pair of free throws from Spring Hamilton. Republic answered with a 3-pointer by Gabby Jessen and took a 22-7 lead at halftime.
The Deer Park Stags had no answer for ClarkstonŌĆÖs inside game, especially in the first half, as the Bantams rolled to a 62-42 win on Tuesday. ClarkstonŌĆÖs power game helped the Bantams build a 15-point lead early in the second quarter. The Stags managed to cut the lead to 36-24 on a pair of 3-pointers from Uconn Peone, only to have the BantamsŌĆÖ Drew Adams answer with a long range jumper just before intermission. For most of the second half, the Bantams were content to play a ball control offense. The StagsŌĆÖ last hurrah came on a Zach Mohr 3-pointer that closed the game to 45-34.
When the going got tough, the Newport Grizzlies turned to ŌĆ£Wiley TimeŌĆØ to get thing moving in the right direction. Jake Wiley, the GrizzliesŌĆÖ 6-foot-7 senior, scored a game-high 22 points (12 in the second half) as Newport put away the Riverside Rams 50-41 on Saturday in the regular season finale for both teams. Newport, which led on 19-17 at halftime, opened up a 40-30 lead in the third quarter on the strength of 10 points from Wiley. The Rams (0-10 in the Northeast A League) refused to go away easily.
The Newport girls basketball team awoke its sleeping offense to pull away from the Riverside Lady Rams 57-35 in the regular season finale for both teams. The Lady Grizzlies, who trailed 19-14 midway through the second quarter, went on an 11-3 run to open the third quarter to break the game open. Sparking the Newport run was junior guard Courtney Weise, who buried a pair of 3-pointers. Her second long-range shot gave Newport a 36-22 lead. Weise would later earn an old fashioned 3-point play to extend the Lady GrizzliesŌĆÖ advantage to 45-24 going into the fourth quarter.
The Deer Park Stags, sparked by a trio of 3-pointers in the closing minutes of the first half, defeated the East Valley Knights 65-62 on Friday. The win assured Deer Park (4-5 in the Great Northern League) a District VII tournament berth. ŌĆ£That (the scoring spurt) was big for us,ŌĆØ said Stag head coach Ken Ryan. Zach Mohr, Uconn Peone and Caleb Guske keyed the second quarter offensive blitz by each sinking 3-pointers. ŌĆśWe have to win the last 3 minutes,ŌĆÖ Ryan told his team late in the first half.


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