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The last time they met, Senerchia Post 74 and New England Frozen Lemonade/Shields Post 43 played a long, drawn-out game that featured 13 runs and 13 walks. Senerchia out-lasted NEFL for the win in that game.
On Tuesday, the game looked a lot different – a quick, clean pitchers' duel – but Senerchia still had NEFL's number. Nick Panarello tossed a complete-game shutout and Senerchia scratched two runs off NEFL starter Corey Muto to post a 2-0 victory. Senerchia improved to 6-10 with the victory while NEFL dropped to 10-4.
With six regular-season games left, Senerchia is hoping to make a playoff push. The team is currently tied with Gordon Greene for the sixth and final playoff spot.
"We have Wednesday off then it's six games in a row," said Senerchia coach C.J. Martin. "It's full throttle from here."
Tuesday's win was a strong first step.
Senerchia and NEFL were both coming off strong performances in the Cooper's Cave Tournament in Saratoga, N.Y., last week. Senerchia went 3-1-1 and made the tournament playoffs, while NEFL advanced to the final four before dropping a 5-4 game.
Back in Rhode Island, Senerchia returned to action Monday and lost a 14-6 game to R&R Construction.
But on Tuesday, Senerchia was back in business.
Facing Muto, Senerchia picked up all the offense it needed in the second inning. Jarek Krajewski led off with a single and Terry DiPetrillo followed with a bunt. NEFL tried to get Krajewski at second and the throw was in time, but shortstop Don McGuirl couldn't hold on. Senerchia's Lou Umberto then sacrificed the runners to second and third.
Muto got ahead of ninth-place hitter Ed Markowski 0-2, but on a 1-2 pitch, Markowski hit a line drive to the opposite field for a base hit, scoring Krajewski. Senerchia got its second run when Rob Henry beat out the throw to first on a potential double play.
"We had a huge hit by Markowski right there," Martin said. "We got our bunts down and we hit the ball hard with runners on base. The approaches were good."
Muto scattered six hits the rest of the way but didn't let Senerchia put anything else on the board. He stranded two runners in the fourth and sixth innings and worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the seventh.
Unfortunately for NEFL, that didn't matter. Panarello was cruising for Senerchia.
The 2011 Hendricken grad has been solid all summer, and he took things to another level on Tuesday. He struck out four and allowed just four hits.
"That's as well as he's thrown the ball all season," Martin said. "Lately, it just seems like he's better and better every outing, and that's awesome to see. We're going to need him down the stretch and in the playoffs if we get there."
NEFL managed just two hits through six innings before threatening in the seventh. After Panarello recorded the first two outs on two pitches, Nick McGuirl reached on an infield hit. Colin Stamps then legged out an infield single, as well, putting two men on.
T.J. Boyajian followed with a line drive to third, but it was hit right at Markowski, who squeezed it for the final out.
Panarello needed just 74 pitches to finish off the complete game.
"He's throwing strikes and he's throwing all his pitches for strikes, which is big," Martin said. "He's throwing first-pitch fastball, first-pitch changeup, first-pitch curveball, and they're all going over for strikes. That's the key right there. He must have gotten ahead of 75 percent of the hitters."
NEFL's hitters didn't do much to make Panarello's life harder. They swung at the first pitch nine times and got to a three-ball count only four times.
"It was kind of a slow, lazy summer day where we went through the motions," said NEFL manager Dave McGuirl. "[Panarello] did a good job. We didn't have too many good at-bats, but he did a good job."
Branden Hoxsie and Ted Dwyer had the other hits for NEFL, which was hoping to pick up where it left off after a solid performance in New York. NEFL was one of the last four teams standing in a strong field.
"I kind of figured the would come back with a little more motivation, but it was one of those slow days," McGuirl said. "We didn't have a lot of emotion."
On the bright side, Muto was solid. He only struck out one but had solid defense behind him and showed an ability to get out of trouble.
"Corey pitched really well," McGuirl said. "If you said he was going to hold them to two runs, I would have taken that."
NEFL was scheduled to return to action Wednesday with a doubleheader against Gershkoff/Auburn Post 20, who has jumped into first place. Results were unavailable at press time.
NEFL has six games remaining after Wednesday, including a key match-up with second-place R&R Construction today at 5 p.m. at Cardines Field in Newport.
Senerchia returns to the field today at 5:30 p.m. for a home game against Shoreline.
The first round of the playoffs is scheduled to begin on Friday, July 22.

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Welcome back it looks like something out of an end -- days movie but for the couple that actually lived in this home for six months.
This home torn in half by hurricane sandy.
It's a harsh reality.
Am watching and they're looking out at the stark reminder of everything that they have lost John -- some merit it's Forsberg are -- moved into that home in union beach New Jersey.
Just six months ago right to them yet they -- -- -- tells how to coping with everything including all the attention that you guys are receiving so that home has really become kind of iconic.
Image I guess if you well of what.
Hurricane sandy actually did -- neighborhoods all across the Jersey near coastlines and you know we see the before picture that we see the after picture.
Initially I understand.
When all the photographers started coming over it's on the cover of Newsweek magazine now you start you kind of annoyed by that is that right.
Well you know I mean just -- all the attention and everything it's like you know people take a picture and I -- it's it's a very iconic picture -- -- you know it's hard to believe in everything in the house is still standing but.
I mean at the same time that was somebody's home yeah -- live there we you know all of our possessions were in there and everything like that so it's really you know just to see it over and over again.
You know its system every time it every time it kind of hits us in the faces like a reminder that hey you know all of our stuff is -- -- when you look at that I so you're watching the images as well what what what's going through your your heart and soul as you're seeing this -- that you lived and chopped in half basically.
It's just that followed me a little bit like.
We got data firms say it was just it was kind of unbelievable to see.
You know the side of your house just ripped off and all of your belongings gone and there was just nothing there had you heard anything from your neighbors or anybody -- seen it.
Before before you actually had seen it yourself we've heard nothing we drove down the block him -- just I said to him my set I could see into the house and we pulled up and I didn't see it's straightforward I saw the side of the house I was missing so and we finally were able to see pictures of -- -- -- it was just kind of like.
That's our house and then it just started appearing everywhere and on the Internet and on blogs and have to have as your feelings change as sort of the resentment or sort of -- -- that you felt with that having -- house essentially being treated like it's a freak show has that changed at all.
A little bit because you know what what I her wanna hear from people in town and how like.
The the picture of the house has actually gotten more word out about union beach and about you know how many homes -- 200 homes just put -- -- were these were like homes of people lived in your round they weren't to summer homes so.
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It had with stood the share of storms including the 1938 hurricane and superstars -- really to -- that I have you guys are doing okay you got some some places to live now yes -- can go.
-- -- -- and have been one bedroom apartment now you know it's it's it's tough replacing everything and everything we've kind of -- into the whole little bit but.
You know friends of -- -- FEMA and everything yeah it's a story that's being echoed across this area Meredith and John thanks for joining us and we appreciate it and best of luck to you think things happening yes.
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At a small business in a northern Virginia suburb, Mitt Romney compared President Barack Obama's economic policies Wednesday to one-term Democratic President Jimmy Carter.
"Who would have guessed we would look back at the Carter years as the good old days," Romney said, after calling the Obama administration "the most anti-small business administration I've seen probably since Carter."
It was the second time this week that Romney has invoked Carter in criticizing Obama. On Monday he was asked whether he would have issued the same order as the president for the mission to kill Osama bin Laden. Romney said "even Jimmy Carter would" have made that decision.
In Wednesday's remarks, Romney, a longtime businessman and former Massachusetts governor, suggested Obama's failed policies were a result of his lack of business experience.
"What the president has done -- and I think unknowingly never having spent any time in the private sector himself is -- what the president did was -- one item after another, make it harder and harder for small business to thrive and to grow and start up."
As Obama returned from a surprise trip to Afghanistan, Romney has used his appearances to focus on the state of the economy.
"Americans are tired of being tired of this economy and of this president and they want real change," said Romney.
Ann Romney introduced her husband at the event, which was held at a woman-owned business and geared toward women and the economy. In the midst of female entrepreneurs and businesswomen she said, "women actually do make the world go round."
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the concave portion of the guitar tops and backs to provide a glue surface for the center block. Bulldog then stamps the domed shape of the hollowbody into the wood. The fronts are chosen for their grain patterns, or figures, and then matched and numbered with backs.
Solidbodies are formed from two joined boards. The pieces are glued together and then held tight in a rotating rack, nicknamed the Ferris Wheel, until the glue sets in the center seam. The wheels can be turned to accommodate many bodies and save time, effort, and space. The bodies are then planed to the appropriate thickness.
fretboard saw. The fretboard is seated, and then22 blades swing across the board, simultaneouslycutting the fret slots. "It's all laid out—perfect tothe thousandth," Wall says. "It's a time-saver."After the fretboard has been routed forinlays and fret markers, Ray Noud chisels thecorners to seat each mother-of-pearl inlay andglues them in with epoxy, which he tints withthe wood dust from each neck. He then fine-tunes the curve, or radius, of the fretboardby sanding to achieve a 12" radius. "I can tella lot by where this curl lands," Noud says,pointing to the wood dust on the fretboard.
Next, after the frets are cut from a spool, glued, and tapped into the fretboard, it's put into a custom hydraulic press. Inside the fret press is a "shoe" to match the 12" radius on the Heritage fretboard. The fretboard is laid into a tray, which self-centers within the shoe. The craftsman then hits a button and the hydraulic press raises and simultaneously seats all the frets at the same height. The press reaches full pressure and then releases. Finally the fretboard is removed and set aside to dry. "We used to do it by hand, but that's archaic, really," Wall says.
Necks and Other Body Parts
Heritage solidbody guitars are cut with a band saw, then the domed tops and bottoms are shaped using a carving machine conceived by Deurloo. The pattern to be traced is placed in the bottom wheel, and the wood to be shaped is placed on the top wheel. Both are then spun, and as the arm on the bottom traces the dome of the pattern with a ball bearing, the arm on top duplicates the curve and carves it into the guitar's top. When the arm gets to the center, a micro switch turns the machine off.
"It's a simple device," Lamb says, "butit's pretty neat, you know? It's almost likea duplicator, a pantograph machine."To remove grooves from the router, theguitar bodies are then passed through a beltsander before the necks are attached. To cutfret slots in the fretboards, Heritage crafts-men use a small swing saw, also known as a
Ray Noud installs the inlays and then frets, binds, and finishes the fretboards.
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MELVILLE, NEW YORK, 5 April 2006—The American Institute of Physics (AIP) and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) have announced an agreement for AIP to provide composition services for the prestigious SEG journal Geophysics. AIP has hosted Geophysics and SEG's The Leading Edge on its Scitation online platform since January 2002, and in 2005 launched the SEG Digital Library, which also provides access to Technical Program Expanded Abstracts and an electronic version of SEG's best-selling Encyclopedic Dictionary of Applied Geophysics.
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"We've chosen AIP as our vendor for composition services, as it has long proven to be an excellent partner on numerous other projects," said Ted Bakamjian, SEG's Director of Publications. "AIP tailored its services to our specifications, showing a great awareness for how we need to present our content to subscribers."
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The Society of Exploration Geophysicists is a not-for-profit organization that promotes the science of geophysics and the education of applied geophysicists. SEG, founded in1930, fosters the expert and ethical practice of geophysics in the exploration and development of natural resources, in characterizing the near surface, and in mitigating earth hazards. The Society, which has more than 25,000 members in 130 countries, fulfills its mission through its publications, conferences, forums, Web sites, and educational opportunities.
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Rockies acquire LHP Brett Anderson from Oakland
The Colorado Rockies announced today that the club has acquired left-handed pitcher Brett Anderson and cash considerations from the Oakland Athletics in exchange for left-handed pitcher Drew Pomeranz and Minor League right-handed pitcher Chris Jensen.
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The Colorado Rockies announced today that the club has acquired right-handed pitcher Jordan Lyles and outfielder Brandon Barnes from the Houston Astros in exchange for outfielder Dexter Fowler and a player to be named later.
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Rockies announce 2014 Major League Field Staff
The Colorado Rockies announced today that the club has finalized its 2014 Field Staff under Manager Walt Weiss.
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The Colorado Rockies announced today that the club has added seven players to the 40-man roster. The seven additions are: left-handed pitchers Jayson Aquino, Tyler Matzek and Kraig Sitton; right-handed pitcher Raul Fernandez, infielder Rosell Herrera and outfielders Kent Matthes and Kyle Parker.
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This is a very scenic and quite straightforward route although the 12 miles do include a couple of climbs. The circuit can be done in either direction but anticlockwise is recommended as it avoids finishing with a climb and gives the best views across the kyle to the impressive Ben Loyal - known as the "Queen of Scottish mountains".
Start near the centre of the village where the minor road turns off the A838 next to the Tongue Hotel. Follow the A838 downhill and across the causeway that crosses the Kyle of Tongue. At the far side is a turning on the left which leads to Talmine - an interesting detour if you want a slightly longer route - otherwise carry on for a further 200m and turn left onto the minor road along the west shore of the Kyle. After a short climb near the start, the road continues along the shore to the head of the inlet with great views to both Ben Loyal and Castle Varrich, perched on a clifftop above the opposite shore before doubling back to Tongue. The return is more hilly with an initial climb of 80m as the road climbs away from the shore. Thereafter the road passes two lochs before running through a shallow valley parallel to the Kyle of Tongue and back to the village itself.
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This week's club notes come from Carrick-on-Suir, Midleton and Shannon rugby clubs.
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Midleton College's Ned Hodgson will captain the side with last season's Munster Schools Junior Cup winning captain, Gearoid Lyons named in the out-half position.
Squad: Cormac O'Donnell (St. Munchin's College), J.J. McDonnell (Castletroy College), David Johnson (Rockwell College), Ned Hodgson (Capt.) (Midleton College), Steve McMahon (Rockwell College), Gearoid Lyons (Crescent College Comprehensive), Ryan Foley (CBC), Charlie Slowey (CBC), Max Abbott (PBC), James Maxwell (Rockwell College), Neville Flynn (Rockwell College), Darragh Moloney (CBC), Jack Dineen (Crescent College Comprehensive), Sonny Dwyer (Rockwell College), Tom Ryan (Glenstal Abbey). Replacements: Ben Burns (Castletroy College), Aidan Slattery (PBC), Rory Bourke (CBC), Ryan Callanan (PBC), Lee Nicholas (St. Munchin's College), Patrick Kearns (Ard Scoil Rís), Conor Bonfil (Castletroy College), Ryan Tsang (St. Munchin's College), Joe Dowling (CBC), Dan Goggin (St. Munchin's College), Rory Fenton (PBC)
The action continues on Friday evening at Musgrave Park when the Munster Under 20 side begin their campaign with a tie against Leinster which kicks off at 7.30 p.m.
Munster will be boosted by a credible performance away to Leicester Tigers last week which finished 30-30. Head Coach Steve Forde will be seeking another big performance.
There are two Muster Representative sides competing on Saturday, 10th September, and both teams will play in Limerick. First up will be the Munster Women who play Ulster at Dooradoyle with a 1.00 kick off. Gary Walsh's side will be hungry for their 6th interprovincial title in a row following their 28-18 win away over Connacht last week and it would be a big shock if Munster failed to pick up the spoils.
Later in the day at Thomond Park, the Munster Under 19 side begin their campaign with a difficult opener against Connacht. This game kicks off at 2.30 p.m. and Head Coach Ray Egan will be hoping that his charges will show the promise they have showed in training and start with a victory.
It is also a busy weekend for the Under 19 back room team as they bring a squad to London on Sunday, 11th September, to face the Exiles in a Group B game at Sudbury, kick off 12.00 p.m.
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Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
Lehman College will be offering a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies degree program as an alternative to the traditional graduate curriculum. Students will be able to design their own set of courses from several different graduate departments. This unique program is anchored on the belief that mature and highly motivated students can benefit from a wide range of academically challenging courses across many disciplines. It also provides the opportunity for returning students, who need the scheduling convenience, to choose part-time, full-time, evening, day, or summer study options.
The liberal studies program curriculum begins with a core set of courses concentrating on the humanities, performing and fine arts, social sciences, and natural sciences. After completion of the core courses, students design a course of study reflecting a specific interest in a particular area of concentration. To complete the study, students will write a thesis in their area of interest and take a comprehensive examination.
Each student is assigned a faculty adviser with special knowledge of the student's anticipated area of concentration. In consultation with the faculty adviser, each student develops a coherent course of study that must provide a balanced, interdisciplinary selection of courses in the spirit of the liberal studies program.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Declaring that "America is better off" than it was when Barack Obama became president, former President Bill Clinton lauded the record of his Democratic successor and skewered his Republican rival, depicting the choice before voters as one between "a winner take all, you're on your own society" and a "we're all in this together society."
His voice thinner and raspier, but his oratorical gifts unchanged, Clinton delivered a 48-minute address that alternated between lengthy discussions of policy and partisan jabs leavened with humor and admonitions that "this is important, I want you to listen."
Mitt Romney, he said, would "double down on trickle down." His own administration had balanced the budget four times, simply by "arithmetic," he said. By contrast, Romney's "numbers just don't add up."
Republicans had quadrupled the national debt in the 12 years before he became president and doubled it again in the eight years that followed, Clinton said. Romney's plans, he warned, would "explode the debt and destroy the economy."
And he sought to lend to Obama his own image as a president who practiced bipartisan compromise.
"What works in the real world is cooperation," he said.
"Unfortunately, the faction that now dominates the Republican Party doesn't see it that way. They think government is always the enemy," he said, "and compromise is weakness."
The Republican argument, he said, boiled down to this: "We left him a total mess, he hasn't cleaned it up fast enough, so fire him, and put us back in."
The former president, his image resurrected in the years after his tainted presidency, was greeted with adulation on the floor of the convention.
Even before turning over the second night of their convention to him, the Obama campaign has relied heavily on Clinton. A TV advertisement featuring Clinton has been airing in North Carolina and Florida, both battleground states with a large number of the more conservative, financially hard-pressed Democrats among whom Clinton is more popular than Obama.
In an election dominated by voters' concerns over the economy, Clinton sought to offer Obama the credibility that comes from having presided over a period of rapid economic growth, near full employment and balanced budgets.
"He has unbelievable legitimacy as the only president who has brought a generalized prosperity," said Stanley Greenberg, who was the pollster for Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign. When voters talk about the late 1990s — Clinton's second term — they often say "that's when I had money," Greenberg said.
Voters also don't see Clinton "as a shill for Obama," Greenberg said, in part because of the battle between Obama and Hillary Clinton for the 2008 Democratic nomination. "He has the distance and independence to make the case."
Clinton's speech formally nominated Obama as the party's presidential candidate. The pro forma roll call ratifying the nomination began after the speech, with Obama officially winning the nomination shortly after midnight eastern time.
Clinton's speech contrasted sharply with the partisan and left-leaning tone that dominated much of the evening as Democrats trotted out a litany of politically damaging remarks that Romney had made, depicting the Republican as a man who would govern the country for the rich.
From "let Detroit go bankrupt" to "I like being able to fire people," convention speakers threw Romney's words back at him, sometimes forgoing context to highlight remarks that likely will be featured in television advertisements over the next two months.
Immediately before Clinton, Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor and Democratic candidate for Senate from Massachusetts, cited another Romney line that Democrats delight in attacking.
Angry voters are right to feel that "the system is rigged," she said, but Romney would only worsen the inequity.
"No, Gov. Romney," she said, "corporations are not people."
But before making those attacks, party officials had to resolve some word problems of their own. They departed from their carefully scripted proceedings to do damage control and reinstate language to their platform that referred to God and affirmed Jerusalem's status as Israel's capital, subject to negotiations between Israel and Palestinians. The language, which had appeared in the 2008 party platform, had been dropped this time around, but the party beat a hasty retreat after Republicans noticed the omission and pounced on it.
Democratic officials said the reversal of direction had been personally ordered by Obama.
"Why was it changed in the first place?" a Democratic official said Obama had asked, when told of the removal of the language about God. The answer to that question remained unclear Wednesday evening.
Having created a controversy with the platform, party officials planned a quick and quiet fix for the opening moments of the session. But that, too, went awry as Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, the convention's chairman, called for the vote in a partially empty hall then wavered after hearing a significant number of delegates shout "no."
Villaraigosa took a second vote. "I uh—I guess I'll do that one more time," he said, before calling for a third, after which he pronounced the amendment passed. Because the vote was done solely by voice, it's unclear how many delegates were in the hall at the time or how many actually voted on either side.
The platform switch came as a rare departure from an agenda that otherwise mixed denunciations of Romney with testimonials to portions of Obama's record, including his auto industry bailout and his health reform law.
Sister Simone Campbell, executive director of a Catholic social welfare organization, told delegates that the spending plan proposed by Romney's running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, was an "immoral budget that hurts already struggling families."
Rep. Chris Van Hollen, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee, jabbed at Ryan and the "debt clock" that the Republican convention featured. If Ryan had been honest, he would have pointed at the debt clock and said "we built that," Van Hollen said, arguing that much of the debt stemmed from actions taken by the George W. Bush administration.
As they denounced Romney, the speakers also highlighted portions of Obama's record. A sea of blue and white signs proclaiming "1.1 million auto jobs saved" greeted speeches about the administration's bailout of the auto industry.
Benita Veliz, an undocumented immigrant from San Antonio, lauded Obama's decision this summer to provide protected status to illegal immigrants who had been brought to the United States as children. Her appearance marked the first time that an acknowledged illegal immigrant had addressed either party's presidential nominating convention.
For his part, Romney laid low a second day, locked away in debate preparation at a retreat in Vermont. But he briefly surfaced in a Fox News interview, saying granting Obama a second term would be "a big mistake."
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Las Vegas rockers Imagine Dragons will bring their Night Visions Tour with guests Atlas Genius and Nico Vega to The Complex March 22nd. You have got to see them live!
Date: 2013-03-22 Time: 8:00 PM Ticket Price: $25
Special Information: On Sale: December 14 @ 10am. All ages show.
For Tickets: CLICK HERE!
Get ready for the punk-metal sounds of Sum 41 when they hit the stage at The Depot with guests I Am Dynamite and Hunter Valentine January 25th!
Date: 2013-01-25 Time: 8:00 PM Ticket Price: 21+: $21 Adv/$26 Day Of; Under 21: $23/$28
Special Information: On Sale: December 7 @ 10am. All ages show.
For Tickets: CLICK HERE!
The sounds of punk rock will fill the air when The Green 17 Tour featuring Flogging Molly and guests Mariachi El Bronx and Donots hits Saltair March 15th. You will not want to miss this show!
Date: 2013-03-15 Time: 8:00 PM Ticket Price: $23
Special Information: On Sale: November 16 @ 10am. All ages show.
For Tickets: CLICK HERE!
Calling all Bat-Boys & Bat-Girrrls… Don't miss a night with costume clad crime fighters The Aquabats when they bring their super power aquabeat music & zany antics to The Depot December 6th!
Date: 2012-12-06 Time: 7:00 PM Ticket Price: $17 Adv / $20 Day Of
Special Information: All ages show. Patrons 18 years of age and younger are welcome to our ALL AGES shows when accompanied by a parent or guardian that is over the age of 18. Because of Utah's curfew law, any ALL AGES show has to be over by 11PM.
For tickets: CLICK HERE!
The Aquabats stop by the X96 studio before their show at The Depot on December 6th to do an interview with Radio From Hell!
Royal Bliss 10th Anniversay Pre-Thanksgiving Bash!
What a better way to get ready for the holidays than a night with Utah's own Royal Bliss when their 10th Anniversary Pre-Thanksgiving Bash rocks The Depot November 21st!
Date: 2012-11-21 Time: 8:00 PM Ticket Price: $20 Adv/$25 Day Of
Special Information: Must be 21+ to attend.
For tckets: CLICK HERE!
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When my friends left behind their tiny urban abode in Queens for a spacious lot in upstate New York, doing battle with deer wasn't a thought. In fact, they were ecstatic the first time they saw the "beautiful creatures" meandering through their new backyard.
But those of you who garden in deer country know exctly what happened to their grand gardening dreams. It's enough to make you throw up your hands and exclaim, "Oh, deer!"
As with other wildlife, development has reduced deer's natural habitat. Combine that with a lack of predators and a banquet of tasty, nourishing garden plants, and modern-day deer not only survive—they thrive.
The most important thing to understand about fighting deer is that it's easier to prevent damage than to react to it. So it behooves you to know your enemy. Here is a quick true-or-false quiz.
Deer form roving groups that move where the food is. False. Deer are creatures of habit—they establish feeding patterns and return to the same spot, even when it ceases to offer enough sustenance.
Deer are forest creatures. False. Actually, ideal deer habitat is at the edge of the forest; the forest trees merely offer cover and a place to sleep. For food, deer venture out into fields, farms, orchards...and our yards and gardens.
Deer bother gardens less in the summer months because they're busy giving birth and raising young. True. Often, you'll get a summer respite. Deer especially like to visit gardens in spring because wild food tends to be scarcer, and gardens provide new, young growth, whether it's budding shrubs, young plants or tasty tulips.
There are certain plants deer will never eat. False. If they're hungry and desperate enough, particularly in the winter, deer will eat anything—even prickly evergreen bushes, raspberry stems and coarse rhododendrons. That said, they do have certain dislikes like: Agave, ajuga, aloe, bee balm, black locust, boxwood, butterfly bush, clematis, columbine, daffodil, ferns, foxglove, hellebore, holly, iris, lavender, lilac, marigold, mint, pine, rock rose, rosemary, Russian sage, smokebush, spruce, vinca, wax myrtle, yarrow, yucca and zinnia.
If your deer problem isn't severe, some of these low-tech deterrents may be worth a try. None is expensive or time-consuming. But for the smelly and bad-tasting ones, remember: A good rainstorm tends to rinse them away, so you may have to reapply.
Human hair Any hair salon should oblige you with bags of its sweepings. Stuff the hair into mesh bags or discarded panty hose, and hang throughout the yard, on or near the deer's favorite plants.
Soap Some say Irish Spring, others Lava. Just pick a soap with a very strong scent. Loop twine or string around the middle, and hang bars at intervals in the yard like eccentric Christmas ornaments.
Pepper spray Deer are said to dislike hot and spicy flavors. Coat entire plants or leaves in reach. Spray on a dry, windless day and take care not to get any in your eyes.
Radio A battery-operated radio (sealed in a plastic bag if the weather is damp) tuned to a talk station or loud rock music may fool deer into thinking you're in the yard.
Lights Choose either motion-activated or constantly blinking, and place as close to the garden area as possible. When deer come under cover of darkness, this will spook them.
Water Seek out a battery-operated gadget called Water De-Fence; it attaches to a standard garden hose, senses motion up to 35 feet away and fires off a blast of water.
Resort to commercial products only after you've tried homegrown methods. It's not that these are especially expensive or toxic to the environment; it's just that they are heavier artillery. A great deal of research has gone into developing these repellents. Be sure to read the label directions for safety's sake, as well as maximum effectiveness. Properly timed applications are key. Active ingredients (such as putrescent egg solids, ammonia, garlic or hot pepper) tend to repel by taste and odor.
If you've exhausted the aforementioned options and the deer damage hasn't been reduced to a tolerable level, a barrier is your last resort. In fact, a "deer fence" is widely acknowledged to be the only thing that truly keeps them out of your yard and garden. If you're looking into this option, be sure to do your homework so you install something effective.
A deer fence is not just a mere wooden or metal fence. While it may be made of such material, it must be substantial, sturdy and reinforced. it must also have two other characteristics.
One is height. Deer are great leapers, and when motivated, can clear barriers of 6 or more feet high. Something as high as 10 to 12 feet tall is often warranted. For smaller flower beds, shorter fencing can be effective. In this case, a 5-foot fence will keep the deer out.
Strong wire is also a must. Deer hooves can kick in, bend or make holes in lesser wire. You'll want to get advice from other landowners in your area, as well as your contractor, before making important decisions about material.


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Editor's note: It gives us great pleasure to continue our Thanksgiving tradition of providing turkey cooking instructions courtesy of North County kindergarten students.
This year, we thank Cheshire Elementary School teachers Robin Poirot and Heather Emerson, Clarksburg Elementary School teacher Cathy Howe and of course, all of their students, for their help.
From Cheshire
Robin Poirot's students
Sofia Francesconi: We get our turkey at Target. It will be about 80 pounds. Once my dad threw it up in the air and caught it on the plate! Put it in the oven at about 83 degrees for 43 seconds.
Maryn Cappiello: We get our turkey at the market. Mom cooks at 20 degrees for 50 minutes. When it beeps we take it out of the oven. I am going to make apple pie with Granny.
Jeffery Bourassa: Our turkey is pink and square. It weighs one pound. You put it in the oven at a little hot. Cook it one minute so it will be just cold so that you don't have to blow on it.
Griffen Lancia: My dad shoots our turkey at the hunting place where you shoot targets. Just use a BB gun and it will sting the turkey a little, and take the feathers off and cook it for 11 days at 6 degrees.
Noah White: I am going to buy my turkey at Big Y. We will get a big one that weighs about 8 pounds. Just cook it for 3 minutes at kind of hot. Once my mom gave me a big leg and I ate it.
Irelyn Stanton: We hunt for our turkey in the woods. You shoot it with a bow and arrow. I pluck the feathers by myself! Put a cherry on top and cook for 66 minutes at 46 degrees. It has chicken wings in it.
Sam McGrath: We go to the Turkey Shoot with my Dad and Brian and my dogs. We stuff it with pumpkin seeds and cook it for 12 hours at 9 degrees. I put gravy and ice cream on mine. We eat it with cereal.
Cole Maxwell: My Grampa shoots our turkey and cuts the feathers off with real sharp scissors.He stuffs with something but I don't what it is. It weighs about 6 "inches" and it cooks for 8 hours for 2 degrees.
Kendall Babcock: We get our turkey at Price Chopper. It will weigh about 20 pounds. Mommy will cook it in the oven for about 20 minutes at 11 degrees. All the people eat with us!
Nathan Kondel: Our turkey comes from Meme. I bring my toys over while she cooks. She stuffs it with chocolate chip cookies for stuffing and it is so good. Then she cools it for about an hour and asks who wants to have the first piece and we raise our hands and I always win.
Gabriella Hasberg: Our turkey comes about up to my knee and weighs about 50 pounds. Then you just cook it in a regular oven for 1 hour at about 40 degrees. My favorite part is the inside out.
Parker Hart: Our turkey is about as big as a Christmas present. I am usually downstairs playing pingpong when my Gramma cooks but I think she cooks it for 7 hours at 10% hot. She wears giant gloves, takes it out and puts it on a plate with gravy and popcorn.
Olivia Whitney: My Aunt Carol gets a real big turkey that weighs about 50 pounds. When it is done, she puts it out to cool. Then we eat it with noodles and sauce. There are even some meatballs on top!
Julia Sawyer: We usually get a 5 pound turkey from Walmart. My mom puts it in the oven for about 7 minutes at 8 degrees. Then she puts it on the table with mashed potatoes, gravy and a little chicken.
Paige Meyette: My mommy buys our turkey at Big Y. It is about as big as my dad's shoe. When we take it home, he stuffs a really little chicken inside it. When it is on the table we eat it with just plain rice.
Heather Emerson's students
Ryan Baumgart: You get the turkey from the farm. The farm is in the East. You cook it on a pan. You put eggs with it and maybe some strawberries too. You cook it for two hours in my stove. It should be just plain hot.
Serenity Buffioni: Grandma gets the turkey from Walmart. It costs $5. She doesn't put anything on it. She cooks it in the oven for five hours at 6 degrees. Then we eat it with a fork.
Ceilia Cantarella: Dad gets the turkey from the woods. You put it in the hot bowl and let it boil for a little while, like 10 minutes. I don't like it so I don't eat. I eat the other foods that I like.
Logan Driscoll: Dad gets the turkey from Walmart. He pays $50 for it. He brings it home. He carves it. He puts in the screen, then in the oven. He puts it in for 60 minutes. I like to eat the turkey!
Zoe Dupee: My mom gets the turkey from the super market. She pays $20 for it. She puts it in the back of the car where my brother and I sit. My Mom bakes the turkey and I don't watch her.
Dillon Dzbenski: My grandma gets the turkey from the super market maybe. I think it costs $5.99. She cooks it in the oven with fruit and I'm not sure what else. She cooks it for 5 minutes at 67 degrees.
Ashley Gero: My mom won the turkey at the carnival. My mommy cooks it on the stove and she likes making it because she likes to cook dinner. She puts fish sticks and chips with it.
Michael Hubby: My dad gets the turkey at the Animal Store. You put chicken nuggets on the turkey. Dad cooks it in the kitchen for 15 years. Then we all eat it.
Makenna Lancia: We go to my grandma's house. Grandma gets the turkey from my dad at the turkey hunt. Then Grandma cooks it in her oven. She puts salt on it to make it nice and good. Then you eat it.
Ashlyn Lesure: Grandma gets the turkey from the market next to McDonald's. The turkey costs $4. She just cooks it on the stove for 5 minutes. We eat it with gravy and mashed potatoes.
Nathan Luczynski: You cook the turkey for a couple of minutes and then you put a thermometer in it. You put salt on it and the salt kinda greases it and then you put lemon juice on it and then you cook it for 20 minutes and that's all of it.
Molly McLear: Auntie gets the turkey from Stop and Shop. She puts stuff on it to make sure it doesn't stick to the pan. She cooks it in the oven for maybe 20 minute in a cold oven. We eat it with a fork and a plate.
Braedan Pringle: Me and mom get the turkey from the super market. It costs maybe five cents. You put it in the oven for like ten seconds. The temperature should be hot.
Ava Stefanik: Mom gets the turkey from the super market, Walmart. She pays $1 for it. She puts gravy on top of the turkey. Momma knows it done because it goes beep, beep, beep. At Thanksgiving we make Santa his list.
Jackson Trombley: Mom gets the turkey from the turkey home. It is free. She puts cookies with the turkey. She cooks it in the oven for 10 minutes. The temperature is cold. We eat sprinkles with the turkey.
From Clarksburg
Cathy Howe's students
Caleb Denette: Take a turkey, then cook it in the oven at 60 degrees. It's done when it dings. We have root beer to drink. The dads have beer.
Kai Daugherty: First we buy the ingredients, then take the turkey and wash it and bake it in the oven. We get cranberries and mash potatoes, and put the cranberries in the microwave. Then you eat!
Sydney Goodell: I never watched mom make a turkey. We get the turkey in the woods. You cook the turkey on the stove, with it set at hot. We have mashed potatoes too and chocolate pie for dessert.
Ethan Denette: We buy the turkey at the store. You bake turkey in the oven and people come over to eat. We have apple pie for dessert.
Ryan Patenaude: I never had a turkey dinner. No, wait, Dad went out and bought one already done. We had mashed potatoes and stuffing with pumpkin pie for dessert.
John Stack: We get our turkey at Price Chopper and cook it in the oven. It is done when you hear a beep sound. Mom makes pie and lots of people come.
Gracie Coury: You go to the mall to get the turkey and bring it home. Mommy has to cook it in the oven at medium temperature for 15 minutes. You have gravy and that's all.
Nicholas Odell: I don't look at my mother cook. I do like turkey and stuffing. I think you buy it at the Big Y. We cook it at our house. It's done by 3 or 4 o'clock.
Faith Domenichini: We make a turkey, get some gravy and then eat it. That is all you do.
Alex Boyer: You put the turkey in the oven, then get cranberry sauce. You get stuffing at the store and buy bread. We make pumpkin pie.
Skyler Ellsworth: We buy the turkey at the store. We make little peanut butter cookies and chocolate chip too. We have clementines. We put little paper turkeys on the table. Then we eat.
Jadyn Greenbush: Hmmm. You get a turkey at the supermarket and you have to pay for it. Then you have to bring it home and cook it. You cook it for a long time -- like 30 minutes. You can share it.
Zachary Gelinas: You get the turkey from Walmart and I cook it in my oven for 21 2 minutes at 65 degrees. Put a little powder on it sometimes. Sometimes mom puts it in the microwave for 7 minutes. Sometimes Dad works on Thanksgiving so we wait for Daddy.
Jordyn Biagini: You first shoot the turkey, cook it in the oven wicked hot for 10 minutes. Then we eat it with gravy, mashed potatoes and stuffing. Then dessert is ice cream and cake.
Jaycob Bennett: We eat smashed potatoes, gravy and turkey. You get the turkey from Walmart, cook it in the store in the cooking place where they cook and then you take it home and cook it a little more.
Jayden: You get the turkey from Big Y and then cook it in the stove for 15 minutes at 19 degrees. Wait while it's cooking. We make stuffing and that's it.
Emily Therrien: You get turkey at Walmart. Turkeys at Walmart are good. It comes already cooked so you go home and eat it. We eat mashed potatoes, stuffing and cranberry sauce. That's it.
Caleb Mclenithan: You buy a turkey at the store and put stuffing in it. Then it cooks a long time. We buy cranberry sauce in a can and cook orange potatoes and put them on a dish whole. That's it!
Ben Pierce: We buy a turkey at a supermarket, with potatoes for mashed potatoes. Then you thaw the turkey and then bake it and we eat it with broccoli.


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From Lake County Master Gardeners Association, Inc.:
Open to the public and free of charge, the LCMGA Speaker's Bureau begins a new garden series at Tri Town Safety Village meeting room in Schererville the second Tuesday each month from September to April at 3 pm to 4 pm on seasonal garden topics. Tri Town Safety Village is located at 1350 Eagle Ridge Drive, Schererville, IN. The series is offered in cooperation with Bill Jarvis, Executive Director of Tri Town. Check the schedule below, and plan to attend one or more of the meetings to increase gardening knowledge. Programs are subject to change. Check the Lake County Master Gardener Association website for updates at http://lakenetnwi.org/member/lcmastergardeners/index.html. For information email
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Tuesday, January 8: Gardening Through the Ages, A History of Plants, Sherry Kubiak
Tuesday, February 12: Roses: History and Symbolism, Susan Radovich
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DETAILS: Stepladder and Stepstools Combination imported by Wing Enterprises Inc. of Springville, Utah and manufactured by Suzhou Zhongchuang Aluminum Products Co. Ltd. of China; sold exclusively at Home Depot and online at Homedepot.com from August to October 2012. The Switch-it Type 1A Stepladder/Stepstools is rated at 300 pounds. The aluminum ladder can be extended from a 2-foot stepstool to a 6-foot stepladder. It has flared C-channel outer rails that fit over inner rails. The outer rails have orange rocker-type locks on each side to hold the outer rails to the inner rails. The words "Switch-it by Little Giant" appear on the front of the top platform.
WHY: When extended, the inner side rails can separate from the outer side rails, posing a fall hazard for the user.
INCIDENTS: Wing Enterprises has received nine reports of the ladder becoming unstable, causing the user to fall and sustain injuries ranging from scrapes and contusions to a fractured collar bone.
HOW MANY: About 20,000.
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Welcome to the 15th edition of the EBRSR. The EBRSR continues to expand as the stroke rehabilitation literature continues to grow at a seemingly exponential rate. The EBRSR website continues to do well with visits from 139 countries over the past two years. The EBRSR now has includes in-depth reviews of well over 2000 studies including 1,316 randomized controlled trials. Educational Modules continue to be revised and expanded on an ongoing basis. Parts of the EBRSR have been translated into Japanese on its own, separate website and articles based on the EBRSR have been published in Spanish.
We are grateful to the Canadian Stroke Network (CSN), a Canadian federal centre of excellence, for providing the funding for the EBRSR. Special thanks to Dr. Tony Hakim, Katie Lafferty, and Nicol Korner-Bitensky at the CSN.
Many readers have e-mailed us with their comments and we encourage you do so as well. We also encourage you to e-mail us if you have any concerns regarding our analyses. This helps us to ensure our data and conclusions are the best possible.
Robert Teasell MD FRCPC
Norine Foley
Katherine Salter
Executive Summary & Foreword