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2012-13: Did not compete during the indoor season…Outdoors, served as Duke's top performer in the hammer throw…broke the school record multiple times throughout the season with his best throw measuring 189-4 (57.72) to win the Duke Invitational…narrowly missed All-ACC honors with a fourth place finish at the ACC Outdoor Championships with a mark of 174-2 (53.10)…qualified for the NCAA East First Round.
Prior to Duke: Four-year letterwinner in track & field at Notre Dame Prep...2012 Arizona state champion in the discus...regional champion in the discus (2011) and the hammer throw (2012)...holds the Arizona hammer throw state record with a mark of 215-9...two-time participant in the USA Junior National Meet in the hammer throw...lettered one year in football as an offensive lineman...third degree black belt Tang Soo Do...member of the National Honor Society.
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Friday, July 7, 2007 — or 7-7-7 — was supposed to be the luckiest day of the decade, according to McLean native Patty Horan.
Instead, it was the day her husband, Army Capt. Patrick Horan of Springfield, was shot in the head while on night patrol in Baghdad
Patrick Horan, a 1991 graduate of West Springfield High School, survived the shooting but the bullet struck him under his helmet above his left ear and exploded when it hit his helmet strap — sending metal fragments from both the bullet and the strap into his brain.
Patty initially was told he likely would never walk or talk again, a prediction that did not come true.
On Tuesday, the couple took possession of their newly-renovated home in McLean, both walking, talking and holding hands as they toured the house.
The couple met while students at Radford University. After joining the Army and completing stints in Washington state and Hawaii, Horan deployed to Iraq in the summer of 2006 as the platoon leader of Bravo Company.
On the night he was shot, his platoon was working night reconnaissance missions.
�We were getting up on roofs and looking for bad guys,� he said. �It was really hot, even at night, and as platoon leader I was in charge of about 35 guys, so I decided to go down to our transport and get some water for my men. Next thing I knew, I had been shot. One of the men tackled me to the ground and began wrapping up my head with something. I was conscious for about 10 minutes and then passed out.�
According to Patrick Horan, the quick action of the men in his unit saved his life. That same night, a medical military team was able to perform surgery on his brain, removing his temporal lobe and nearly half of his skull to allow the brain to swell without causing further damage.
�I was at Fort Lewis in Washington [state] and was notified at about 4 a.m. Saturday,� Patty Horan said. �By that same time Sunday morning, Pat was at Bethesda Naval Medical Center in critical condition. I flew the red-eye from Seattle and joined him there.�
Although Patrick Horan defied the odds and now is able to walk and talk after more than three years of physical and occupational therapy, he was unable to regain full vision of his right eye and still requires a brace on his right leg to walk. Additionally, his right arm and hand are not fully functional, and he suffers from occasional epileptic seizures.
�But hey,� he says, �I gotta be happy � I lived!�
Patrick Horan attributes some of his recovery to music therapy, which he said engaged both sides of his brain to speak to each other.
�I enjoyed listening to U2 and Bruce Springsteen and will thank them both personally if I ever get the chance,� he said.
On Tuesday, through the Sears Heroes at Home project and the Arlington/Fairfax/Falls Church chapter of the nonprofit Rebuilding Together, the Horans took possession of a new two-story McLean home they purchased a few months ago. It now has been fitted with many features custom-made for Patrick�s specific disabilities.
�My favorite is the elevator,� he said.
The home�s numerous renovations, including a new handicap accessible bathroom and the elevator — which includes a telephone — are valued at more than $100,000 according to Patti Klein, executive director of the Arlington/Fairfax/Falls Church Rebuilding together.
�We try to make the homes of persons with disabilities safer and more comfortable for their everyday lives,� she said. �We renovate about 40 homes in Fairfax County every year and get some funding from the county as well as partnerships with corporations like Sears.�
According to Patty Horan, her husband�s story received national attention when the couple were guests on �The Bonnie Hunt Show� on Veterans Day.
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Army Maj. Gen. James Thurman, commander of the Multi-National Division-Baghdad, will brief live from Iraq at 9 a.m. EDT, June 16, in the DoD Briefing Studio, Pentagon 2E579, to provide an update on ongoing security operations in Iraq.
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Shawnee State University celebrated the 13th annual International Education Week, beginning on Monday, Nov. 12. This year's theme was "International Education: Striving for a Healthier Future Worldwide."
Overseen by the U.S. State Department as well as the Department of Education, International Education Week was first held in 2000 and is now celebrated in more than 100 countries. The annual event strives to promote international understanding and encourage participation in exchange programs.
According to the International Education Week website, "Exchanges are critical to developing mutual understanding and respect, building leadership abroad, fostering an appreciation for the U.S., and investing in the future relationship between Americans and people around the world."
Throughout the week, SSU students "got the scoop on" study abroad in exchange for ice cream, participated in an African drum circle and listened to an International Poetry Reading with Assistant Professor Neil Carpathios.
At Wednesday's International Talent Table, students learned how to eat with chopsticks, how to fold paper for origami and how to write Arabic, among other things from different countries.
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Kent State University at Ashtabula welcomes the public to attend upcoming Faculty Lecture Series events. The campus offers these events free of charge to students and the public, and a variety of topics are presented and discussed. The format for the Faculty Lecture Series consists of Kent State professors presenting on their current or recently published research. The lecture series showcases the wide variety of research professors participate in.
The next Faculty Lecture Series presentation will be on Thursday, October 10, from 7:00-8:30 p.m. in the Kent State Ashtabula auditorium. Dr. Paul Gaston, Trustee Professor of English at Kent State University and experienced scholar, will be presenting on his research in "transgressive" hit songs in early rock 'n' roll that sustain the simple but disturbing theme of the lure of young girls to older men. His presentation is titled "Innocent fun or illicit desire? Robbin' the cradle in rock 'n' roll."
"We're very happy that a renowned scholar like Dr. Gaston will be presenting at our next Faculty Lecture Series event. We hope our students and the community will take advantage of this opportunity to hear him speak," said Dr. Payman Nasr, Associate Professor at Kent State Ashtabula and organizer of the event.


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How CEO Larry Page has transformed the search giant into a factory for moonshots. Our exclusive look at his boldest bet yet to extend human life
Larry Page, 40, is the co-founder and CEO of one of the most successful, ubiquitous and increasingly strange companies on the planet. Google is, of course, in the search business, and, more important for its profitability, it is in the online-advertising business. But it's also in the driverless-car business, the wearable-computing business, and the business of providing Internet access to remote areas via high-altitude balloons, among countless others.
Page prefers to refer to the search giant's more out-there ventures as moon shots. At the moment Google is preparing an especially uncertain and distant shot. It is planning to launch Calico, a new company that will focus on health and aging in particular. In other words, the company behind YouTube and Google+ is gearing up to seriously attempt to extend the human life span.
The unavoidable question this raises is why a company built on finding information and serving ads next to it is spending untold amounts on a project that flies in the face of the basic fact of the human condition, the existential certainty of aging and death? To which the unavoidable answer is another question: Who the hell else is going to do it?


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Fact: It's been a few years since I've been able to assist my daughter with her math homework.
Once the degree of mathematical difficulty skyrocketed in about the second grade, all bets were off for me in that particular arena. Consequently, all of her math questions end up being pushed upon someone who isn't a fucking math moron. So that leaves dear old Dad.
Don't get me wrong, regular fucking morons are totally acceptable to help with math homework, but "fucking math morons" need not apply.
Anyway, here is what a typical conversation is like when Taylor has a math question for me.
Taylor- "Mom, I"
Me- "Go ask your Dad."
I'll gladly answer questions about breast buds, bleeding vagina's, and how to most effectively deliver a volleyball serve, but math? No thanks.
Anyway, for some reason unbeknownst to me, I was drawn to Taylor and her math homework this one particular night. Sort of like a stripper to a pole, or like Kim Kardashian's vagina to chocolate penises.
I was drawn in.
I now direct your attention to question number 9.
Could my profound interest in her math homework have something to do with her illustration of "thermometers" actually resembling something more phallic in nature?
Most likely.
I just hope Taylor's teacher got as excited from her mighty boners as I did.
Oh, and FYI, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that my daughter will not be pursuing an art degree at any time in her future.


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Cruz Azul vs Pumas – Christian "El Chaco" Giménez
This one is a little late as it actually occurred about two weeks ago, but it somehow missed our searching fingers. Special thanks to Fernando for finding this one. Today's top goal is an amazing soccer goal volley from Chaco during the Mexican Primera Division Quarter Finals. This goal was part of what ended up being a 2-1 playoff victory for Cruz Azul.


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Upstream Theater's Ancient Mariner Is a Triumph
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The few seconds between those words and those that follow, uttered by the woman who once haunted pay-to-pray TV like a mascara-ed harlequin, are interminable. Until a month ago, the notion of talking to Tammy Faye Bakker-Messner, once the most adored and reviled figure in the history of television, was unfathomable. So long ago, she was banished from the airwaves, told to take her con-artist husband and bag of flea-market makeup and disappear. She has been little heard of in the 12 years since husband Jim Bakker was disgraced, caught cheating on his wife and stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from his Praise the Lord Network faithful, and she was banished to the acrid nowhere of the California desert. Oh, she might turn up here and there -- on Roseanne's talk show, watched by the faithful dozens, or co-hosting her own ill-fated talk show with the human punch line JM J. Bullock -- but Tammy Faye was, more or less, nothing but an eyeliner smudge on obscurity's dead-end highway. Praise the Lord, indeed: Tammy Faye, gone and most certainly forgotten.
And then, suddenly, she is there -- on the other end of a telephone line, speaking in a squeak familiar even to those who never worshiped at her altar, who never sent her or husband Jim a single dime to build their Christian theme parks and Holy Ghost hotels. It's the sound made by a child's doll when the string is pulled. It is a most unholy echo.
"Hi, this is Tammy Faye. I'm all yours."
The most amazing thing about our culture is that it allows even the most reviled among us a dozen encores -- death, followed by a bow and a standing ovation. Just when it seemed she was gone for good, Tammy Faye reappears once more -- and this time, on this nation's big screens, the subject of a documentary that presents her not as sinful villain but as sympathetic victim. Like grave-robbers with good fashion sense, Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato have rescued Tammy Faye from the dung heap of recent history and made her the subject of one of the year's most charming films, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, a movie that engenders pity and not a little admiration in even the most cynical viewer. She is, God bless her, the ultimate survivor.
"I believe yesterday was yesterday, and it's gone," she says, insisting she originally rejected Bailey and Barbato's request to film her life story. "There's nothing you can do about it. It's like an egg that's been smashed on the floor: You can't pick it up and put it back together again. And so you just don't look; you move forward. Yesterday is not your life today, and so it was very hard for me to look back and just remember, you know, just remember the wonderful times. PTL helped millions of people, and millions of people came through PTL. The last time we were there, six million people visited PTL in person. It was the third-largest destination in the U.S.: Disney World, Disneyland, and PTL. There were wonderful, wonderful times there."
The Eyes of Tammy Faye recounts what by now has become a tiny, tear-stained tragedy symptomatic of the go-go greed of the 1980s: the rise and fall of the most famous televangelist in the country, who was sentenced to 45 years in federal prison for committing fraud. It's a coming-of-age story about a little girl from a religious family in International Falls, Minnesota. It's a love story about two Bible-school students who met and married, even though it meant getting expelled. And it's a mystery story, with Charlotte Observer reporter Charles Shepard working to uncover the Bakkers' dirty deeds, leading to their eventual downfall -- all the minister's men. And it's a sad story about the death of a marriage: Jim and Tammy Faye divorced while he was in prison; both have since remarried.
But, more than anything, it's a horror story about how two itinerant messengers of the Lord were continually betrayed by those they believed in: Pat Robertson, whose then-tiny Christian Broadcasting Network aired the Bakkers' puppet show; Paul and Jan Crouch, with whom they founded the Trinity Broadcasting Network and who wrested control from their partners; and, finally, Jerry Falwell, who came in to rescue the Bakkers' PTL Network and refused to return it to its founders. Falwell claimed he was doing God's work; no doubt, the devil made him do it.
"But you have to forgive and move on," says Tammy Faye, and you can hear the smile even over a phone line. Never, not for a second, do you get the sense she says anything she doesn't believe. That, in the end, is what makes her such the sole likeable figure to emerge from a scandal that made a star of Sam Kinison-Howard Stern rubber doll Jessica Hahn and a martyr of a weepy, creepy Jim Bakker. She is honest; she is real.
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- Age: 23 (June 19, 1992)
- Birthplace: Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
- Bats/Throws: L/L Ht: 6' 2" Wt: 200
- MLB Debut: 05/31/2014
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- Full Name: Oscar Francisco Taveras
- Born: June 19, 1992
- Age: 23
- Birthplace: Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
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- Height: 6' 2"
- Weight: 200
- MLB Debut: 05/31/2014
Signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent on Nov. 15, 2008 ... 2012 Cardinals Minor League Player of the Year... Played in 46 games for Memphis (AAA) before a right ankle injury, suffered while sliding into 2nd base on 6/23, sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Made one rehab start at Gulf Coast League level (7/15), going 1-for-1 with a double and walk... Batted over .300 for the fourth consecutive season, posting a .306 mark with 5 HR and 32 RBI... Hit right-handed pitchers at a .366 clip (37-101) with 4 HR and 24 RBI... Batted .362 (17-47) during the month of May... Had three 4-hit games and 15 multi-hit games on the season. Hit safely in 31-of-45 games in which he had an official at-bat... Recorded an RBI in five consecutive games from 5/6-10. Had an RBI in 18 games and multi-RBI in nine of those games... Was 2-for-5 with 3 RBI as a pinch-hitter, including an intentional walk... Rated as the "Best Hitter for Average" in the Cardinals organization by Baseball America's "Best Tools" survey... Underwent right ankle surgery, performed by Dr. Robert Anderson, in August... died in a car crash in the Dominican Republic on October 26, 2014.


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Youthful and cosmopolitan, Seattle-area hotels are reflections of the residents, providing travelers with stylish options in affordable price ranges. From the grand, downtown, Euro-styled hotels to the eclectic boutique inns and national chain options, Seattle's hotel menu includes waterfront views, mountain ranges, cultural highlights, shopping, and culinary capstones.
The South Lake Union area, with its attraction to bright shiny things like the fabulous new streetcar system, is bustling with businesses, heavy on biotech, and home to Amazon. With a sharp focus on sustainability and a connected, central location close to nearly everything the city has to offer, it is a prime choice for a hotel stay in Seattle. Historic Queen Anne Hill to the west and professionally focused Capitol Hill to the east both nudge up against downtown, making a hotel stay in either a convenient choice for visiting the Public Market, the Space Needle, the University of Washington, and other central business district points of interest.
Additional downtown Seattle neighborhoods along the waterfront, in Pioneer Square, Belltown, and the retail core are good choices for those seeking urban pursuits. From the epitome of five-star luxury, both historic and modern, to the affordable national chain options, the urban core of Seattle is thoroughly networked with public transit. King County Water Taxi, Sound Transit, Central Link Light Rail, Seattle Center Monorail, and South Lake Union Streetcar take visitors within footsteps of sports, shopping, cultural, business, and recreation destinations.
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The Chicago Wolves are proud to announce a new inter-divisional tradition for the 2011-2012 season; the Illinois Lottery Cup. The Illinois Lottery Cup brings a new level of excitement to the regular-season games played between the Chicago Wolves, Peoria Rivermen and Rockford IceHogs. The three teams will compete for the best regular-season record against one another and the winner will be crowned as the inaugural Illinois Lottery Cup Champion.
The Illinois Lottery Cup provides an added element of competition for the three intrastate rivals this season: the Illinois Lottery Cup goes to the winner of the head-to-head regular-season series. The Illinois Lottery Cup will be present at games for fan interaction and fans have the chance to win Illinois Lottery Instant tickets throughout the year at various games.
"We are very excited about the launch of the inaugural Illinois Lottery Cup," said Wolves President Mike Gordon. "Hockey fans across the state have always felt that the games between Chicago, Peoria and Rockford have meant more. Now they do."
The Wolves Illinois Lottery Cup home games at Allstate Arena are as follows:
Fri., Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. vs. Rockford
Sat., Nov. 26 at 7 p.m. vs Peoria
Sun., Nov. 27 at 3 p.m. vs. Peoria
Thu., Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. vs. Rockford
Wed., Jan. 11 at 11 a.m. vs. Rockford
Sat., Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. vs. Rockford
Fri., Feb. 3 at 7:30 p.m. vs. Rockford
Sat., Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. vs. Peoria
Fri., Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m. vs. Rockford
Wed., March 14 at 7 p.m. vs. Peoria
Sun., April 15 at 4 p.m. vs. Peoria
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Chicago earned a 4-1-1-2 series victory over Peoria last year, while the Wolves were 5-3-2-0 victors over Rockford during the 2011-11 season. Overall, Chicago has posted a 43-21-2-7 all-time regular-season record against Peoria in eight years of competition and a 20-16-2-2 mark all-time regular-season mark against Rockford in four years off competition.
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FORT WALTON BEACH -- An open seat on the Okaloosa County Tourist Development Council is generating high interest among local business owners.
"I had some folks who immediately applied," said Dan O'Byrne, director of the tourist development department.
The seat became available earlier this year when TDC member Tim Edwards moved his residence to Freeport.
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"You have to be a registered voter in Okaloosa County," O'Byrne said.
Edwards, a co-owner of Fudpucker's Beachside Bar & Grill, had served on the TDC since 2009. His term was set to expire at the end of the year.
The open seat, which carries a four-year term, is set aside for a county resident directly involved in a non-lodging, tourism-related business.
O'Byrne said an applicant's interest in serving "is of paramount importance" to the selection process.
"It has to be somebody who really wants to do this," he said. "It is a rather rigorous committee. … There's real statutory responsibility here."
O'Byrne said applicants also should be familiar with the tourism industry and how the public and private sectors work together to promote the area.
"What has to happen is the TDC has to appoint a committee to review and evaluate every person who applies," he said. "That committee will take its time … and then make a recommendation."
The nine-member TDC is expected to name the selection committee at its Jan. 23 meeting.
The Okaloosa County Commission will make the final decision on the appointment.
O'Byrne said the seat should be filled sometime later this spring.
Residents interested in serving on the TDC can submit a letter of interest and a résumé listing any tourism industry experience to the Tourist Development Department at firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to Director, Tourist Development Department, 1540 Miracle Strip Parkway SE, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548.
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Gang safety zones. Do they work? It's been two years since the Brazos County District Attorney's Office implemented the county-wide injunction aimed at restricting the behavior of local and violent gang members.
Being proactive while sweeping the streets clean of gang-related criminal activity has been an ongoing effort across Brazos County for years; but ever since the District Attorney's office gave the green light on the county-wide gang safety zone injunction -- authorities say arrests are up -- but criminal activity is down.
"It's decreased drastically from what it was three years ago," said Bryan Police Sergeant Steven Spillars.
The injunction targets the group of men, women and even juveniles who authorities believe are behind the crime.
"I would say there are six different gangs that are predominately active in the area," Spillars added.
Sergeant Steven Spillars says there are currently 39 gang-members from two of the six gangs who are listed under the injunction. Each member is required to abide by a number of rules within the gang-free zones. Inside the safety zone, which includes downtown Bryan, and a number of surrounding public parks; the defendants under the injunction are barred from using a cell phone inside their car, and cannot speak, walk, bike, or even drive with people known to be associated with gang-related criminal activity.
Thirty-three members have been arrested for violation of the injunction on top of a number of other charges; and the most recent arrest happened Monday night during a traffic stop. Jesse Reyes was a passenger in a vehicle; and according to the arrest report, was in violation after possessing his cell phone inside the car.
"They can't have their cell phone inside their vehicle with them," said Spillars. "The only way they can have a cell phone in a vehicle is if it's in the trunk, not accessible while they're in the passenger compartment."
Rules that might seem simple to follow; but according to police -- rules that are proving to be effective -- in more ways than one.
The injunction is in place for 10 years and violating it is a 'Class A' misdemeanor; which, according to authorities, is equivalent to being charged with burglary of a vehicle.
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Dogwood Stable's Palace Malice will try to do something that no horse from Aiken has done in 20 years – win the Kentucky Derby. The 3-year-old colt will attempt to end the two-decade-long drought by winning the first jewel of Thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown this Saturday in the 139th running of the 1¼-mile, $2 million, Grade 1 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.
Palace Malice was trained by Legacy Stable's Brad Stauffer over the Aiken Training Track.
The last Aiken-connected horse to win the Run for the Roses was Sea Hero from Paul Mellon's Rokeby Stable in 1993.
The bay colt was broken and trained by Hall of Fame conditioner, the Gentleman Trainer from Morgan Street, MacKenzie Miller, and was ridden to victory by Hall of Fame jockey Jerry Bailey.
The first Kentucky Derby winner to have been trained in Aiken, Shut Out won the 68th running of the race. A chestnut colt campaigned by Greentree Stable,and conditioned by John Gaver, Shut Out would go onto win the prestigious race by 2¼ lengths.
There is some question as to whether or not the 1965 Kentucky Derby winner ever stepped foot on the Aiken Training Track, as only a picture and caption underneath a photo that ran in the Aiken Standard and Review suggested that Mrs. Ada Rice's Lucky Debonair trained in Aiken. This hasn't been substantiated by other sources.
However, Thomas Mellon Evans' Buckland Farm's Pleasant Colony won the 107th edition of the Kentucky Derby, and the dark bay colt trained by Johnny Campo and ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Jorge Velasquez, went on to win the Preakness Stakes and finish third in the Belmont Stakes.
The wait between the next Kentucky Derby and dual Classic winner was only three years. Claiborne Farm's Swale won the 1984 Kentucky Derby with Hall of Fame jockey Laffit Pincay, Jr. in the irons. The dark bay son of the 1977 Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew was trained by Hall of Fame trainer Woody Stephens, and would go onto capture the third jewel of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes.
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Hamburg, NY - Last week's cold snap is still impacting Hilbert College's ability to host any athletics contests the last week in March. With the temperatures hovering below the freezing mark, both the softball and baseball diamonds are still not ready or safe enough to host a Division III event.
The softball games scheduled at home on March 29th and 30th have been postponed or rescheduled. The Geneseo State game (3/29) has been postponed; the Penn State Behrend game (3/30) has been rescheduled to Thursday, April 7th.
The baseball game scheduled at home on March 29th (Keuka College) has been postponed. At this time, the baseball team is still scheduled to travel to Erie, PA for an AMCC contest against Penn State Behrend on 3/30. Stop back to see if this game is a go.
The men's 3/30/11 lacrosse game against Keuka originally scheduled for 4pm on Hilbert's campus has been moved to Orchard Park high school with a 7pm start time. Dress warm!
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From the first references to him as a young child in 1830s family letters to newspaper articles about him when he was serving as a priest in St. Louis in the 1870s every mention has been full of warmth and caring. When I realized he had been in St. Louis, where I live and served as the first pastor at a church, where I have worshiped, I began searching for a portrait of him. The Redemptorist order he was a member of is no longer headquartered in St. Louis; the church where he presided burned recently and most of it's records have been stored. I've not been able to find a photograph or painting.
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Bringing Christ to Buddhist Villagers
Mai-treejit Sawang-dandin church is located in Sakon Nakorn, a region in northeastern Thailand. It is commonly known as the barren region. Numerous people of all working ages move here to work in the big city, where they can earn a decent income to support themselves and their families.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
The Ashley Ridge girls defeated Fort Dorchester 48-32 Friday to pick up their second region win of the week.
Point guard Shelby Daly scored 12 points in the opening period to lift Ashley Ridge to a 17-9 lead. With the help of a pair of 3-point shots from Erika Cobb and Chloe Evans, the Lady Patriots outscored Ashley Ridge 10-6 the next period.
But the second half belonged to the Lady Swamp Foxes. Ashley Ridge held the Fort to 6 points in the third period and 7 in the fourth.
The key to tonights win was our defense, Ashley Ridge coach Chris Shaw said. The girls implemented our game plan as close to perfect as they could. We forced a lot of perimeter shots and did a great job on the boards. We had a little problem in the second quarter stopping their penetration but our guards really answered the bell in the second half and did a good job keeping them in front and contesting everything.
Daly finished with a game-high 21 points after hitting 5 of her 6 free throw attempts. As a team, the Lady Swamp Foxes were 10 of 13 at the line.
Ariel Glover added 8 points for Ashley Ridge and Ashley Tierney added 6.
Cobb led Fort Dorchester with 9 points while Jailah Melvin added 5.
With the victory, Ashley Ridge improved to 10-4 on the season with a 2-0 mark in Region 8-AAAA. Fort Dorchester dropped to 5-7 and 1-1.
Ashley Ridge travels to Summerville Friday while Fort Dorchester travels to Bluffton.
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FORT DORCHESTER (32): Erika Cobb 9, Melvin 5, Sprueil 4, Ferguson 4, Frost 4, King 3, Evans 3.
ASHLEY RIDGE (48): Shelby Daly 21, Glover 8, Tierney 6, Hunt 4, Burnette 2, Cousins 5, Myers 2.
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New DVD Releases – Tuesday February 26, 2008Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
Some good DVD releases this week. Enjoy!
- Beowulf (Action/Adventure) – In a time of heroes, the mighty warrior Beowulf slays the demon Grendel and incurs the wrath of its monstrous yet seductive mother, in a conflict that transforms a king into a legend.
Cast: Angelina Jolie, Anthony Hopkins, Robin Wright Penn, Ray Winstone, Crispin Glover, John Malkovich; Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
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- The Darjeeling Limited (Comedy) – "The Darjeeling Limited" starring Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartzman is an emotional comedy about three brothers re-forging family bonds. The eldest, played by Wilson, hopes to reconnect with his two younger siblings by taking them on a train trip across the vibrant and sensual landscape of India.
Cast: Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, Jason Schwartzman, Natalie Portman, Anjelica Huston; Directed by: Wes Anderson
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- 30 Days of Night (Horror/Thriller) – Based on the Steve Niles graphic novel. In a sleepy, secluded Alaska town called Barrow, the sun sets and doesn't rise for over thirty consecutive days and nights. From the darkness, across the frozen wasteland, an evil will come that will bring the residents of Barrow to their kness. The only hope for the town is the Sheriff and Deputy, a husband and wife who are torn between their own survival and saving the town they love.
Cast: Josh Hartnett, Ben Foster, Melissa George, Danny Huston, Craig Hall, Kate O'Rourke; Directed by: David Slade
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WILLIAMSON - The Burch Middle School Basketball teams closed out the regular season with a pair of wins against Williamson Thursday night at the WMS gym.
It was the last games ever played by WMS at the former Williamson High School gym, known by many as the "Rainbow Gym."
In the girls' game, the Lady Bulldogs topped the Lady Cubpack, 22-20. Burch was led in scoring by Caitlyn Curry with 8 points. Shylah Goff added 6, and Bobbi Varney added 4 to pace the Lady Dogs.
Williamson was led in scoring by Tyshira Joplin with 8 points. Bekah White and Mikazia Rhodes each added 6 for the Lady Cubpack. Both teams are awaiting the result of the Kermit/Gilbert game to determine seeding for next week's county tournament.
In the boys game, Burch earned a 50-32 victory. Burch was led in scoring by Chaz Farley with 13 points. Jeremy Dillon added 11 and Dalton Sheppard 7 to lead the Dogs.
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The Ultimate Fighter 18: Team Rousey vs. Team Zingano will air on Fox Sports 1 starting September 4th
UFC president Dana White confirmed that the next season of The Ultimate Fighter will air on Fox Sports 1 in September, ending a three season run on FX. TUF 18 will be coached by women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey and Cat Zingano, who defeated Miesha Tate by TKO earlier in the evening to clinch both the coaching slot and a title shot.
This news is not particularly surprising, as the original plan was to move all sports programming on FX to the new Fox Sports channels as well as the main Fox network. The only unknown was whether or not TUF would qualify as "entertainment" or strictly "sports". It looks like the answer is "sports", and you can expect to see future seasons of The Ultimate Fighter on Fox Sports 1. The new channel will launch on Saturday, August 17th, with the UFC holding a live event in Boston on launch day.
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Chateau d'Yquem Won't Produce 2012 VintageDecember 17, 2012
Storied Sauternes producer Chateau d'Yquem is canceling its 2012 vintage after heavy rains during harvest resulted in low quantity and lackluster concentration across its crop, reports AFP, quoting d'Yquem CEO Pierre Lurton. Chateau d'Yquem typically produces around 100,000 bottles worth $33 million in sales.
Lurton said the decision not to produce this year has the blessing of Bernard Arnault, head of majority brand owner LVMH. The move has precedents in 1952, 1972 and 1992, leading Lurton to joke that d'Yquem appears to be cursed every 20th vintage. Chaotic weather conditions led to a short harvest across much of Europe this year, with the Bordeaux region, of which Sauternes is a part, seeing an especially difficult vintage.Tagged : Chateau d'Yquem, wine


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14 July 1660
- Up early and advised with my wife for the putting of all of our things in readiness to be sent to our new house. To Westminster Hall, where I paid all my debts in order to my going away from thence…. And so home, where I find my wife hath packed up all her goods in the house, fit for a removal. So to bed.
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- … To my Lord's and dined all alone at the table with him. My wife at home all this day, she having no clothes out, all being packed up yesterday… My wife and I mightily pleased with our new house that we hope to have.
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- This morning (as endeed all the mornings nowadays) much business at my Lord's…. That done and the day proving fair, I went home and got all my goods packed up and sent away. And my wife and Mrs. Hunt went by coach overtaking the carts a-drinking in the Stand – being come to my house and set in the goods; and at night sent my wife and Mrs. Hunt to buy something for supper, they bought a Quarter of lamb; and so we eat it but it was not half roasted. To bed, the first night that I ever lay here with my wife.
Moving day hath come and gone and merrily we now set up house once again. Ah, it seems but yesterday that we were settling in our former lodgings, joyous in the pleasure of a new life, starting over in a city as yet unknown. Yet these 5 years hath flown quickly by, and with great mirth do we once again begin anew.
Well, if it was only so easy. Weeks it did take me to "pack up all of her goods" and I know that weeks more will be needed to "set in the goods." All "dining with my Lord" aside, this was much harder and less mirthful than I had expected. But here we are one more time and I am not disillusioned in the least that this will be the last. But at least we have lightened the load a bit with all that I finally parted with and we have decided to treat ourselves to a bit of Old World luxury in choosing a beautiful, large, old apartment in a wonderfully quiet part of town, a mere 5 minute walk from the old, yet worlds apart.
It's a crazy, lop-sided old building from the 1830's, typical of the old apartment houses built on a city that was once a series of rivers and canals. Lucky enough to have been saved from destruction by either German or American bombs during the Second World War, we feel the results of the constant shifting and settling of the structure over the long course of time, how the kitchen table, uncertain on uneven floors, rocks and shimmies as I knead dough, how the drawers in our nightstands slide open on their own each time they are pushed closed like some secret prank of little ghostly imp hands, how precarious each piece of heavy furniture is balanced, hesitating, heaving each time I tug open a door.
Beautiful and Bourgeois, each room graced by large gilt-framed mirrors posing atop marble fireplaces, the gossipy whisperings of fine ladies past echoing through the rooms as the curtains flutter in the warm breeze of the open French windows. Shadows of hung portraits no longer there haunt us, gleaming white against the yellowed walls each time the sun hits just right, wooden floors moaning underfoot, creaking as we tiptoe towards the bathroom at night, feeling our way carefully in the dark.
Our bedroom is large and quiet and the boys now each have their own. Two bathrooms instead of one so no more sharing with little piggies. Marty has his own space near a window and he can, for the first time ever, stand on any of the small balconies and watch the world go by. I love the area we now live in, a short walk to the shops without living on top of the unpalatable riff raff that populate center city and hang out in front of the Monoprix just under our former living room windows. And for the first time since Italy, we have a beautiful mini herb garden hanging just outside the kitchen.
But trouble can come in the most surprising forms and in the most unexpected of places and all can't be halcyon and smooth sailing, and for us trouble has sadly come in… our new kitchen, which was so obviously conceived by people who never cook. What's a girl (and guy) to do? It has already become a balancing act working with more than 3 ingredients and foodstuffs, mixing bowls and whatnots are spread among the dining room and our 2 sideboards and 1 large armoire, the kitchen cabinets, shelving and surfaces and the various hidden closets and cubbyholes lined up and down the hallway.
Well, where there's a will there's a way and cooking is our sustenance, our pleasure, our hobby, our life. So here goes. What is a move to a new apartment without a kitchen christening? I thought I would start off with a bang and make Turkish Pizzas! This is simply the perfect meal, eaten sitting on the living room floor around the coffee table, watching a DVD (on Clem's computer as the tv is not yet working), the fun and exoticism of these scrumptious pizzas helping us over the hump, helping us focus on all that is good in our new home. And I will be sending this off to Susan of Wild Yeast for her weekly Yeastspotting event, finally I am back in the swing of things.
And for all of my friends and readers, I thank you all for being patient during these trying times when I have been sucked into the black hole of internet-less-dom (thank you Orange and France! for instead of transferring our phone/internet/tv service they Oops! So sorry! cancelled it!) and not abandoning me and my little blog. Stay tuned and close to your screens and I will soon announce the date of my Housewarming Party and Very First Celebratory Giveaway!
We discovered these wonderful spiced lamb pizzas at a tiny take-out in the middle of Paris. We would buy a stack of them, 10 or 12, along with the plastic container full of chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley, sliced onions and lemon wedges and a small bottle of tangy yogurt and rush back home where we would heat up the pizzas which would then be topped by a handful of onions and parsley, a squeeze of lemon juice and a drizzle of yogurt and savor the fabulous blend of flavors, spicy, salty, tangy with just a hint of sweet and it was like a dream of kingdoms sultry and bejeweled.
Your favorite pizza dough recipe – I use this one (click here)
Blend the salt in with the flour in a large mixing bowl while the yeast bubbles and froths (10 to 15 minutes) with sugar and warm water.
After blending and kneading for 6 to 8 minutes.
Let rise on an oiled baking sheet covered with plastic wrap for at least an hour.
This time I made the dough early in the afternoon and found that letting it sit much longer gave me a dough that rolled out much easier and thinner.
550 – 600 g ground lean lamb
2 medium-sized onions, finely chopped
2 Tbs vegetable oil or margarine
2 tsps honey (reduce to 1 tsp if you want a less sweet topping)
1/3 cup tomato paste
2 Tbs finely chopped flat leafed parsley or coriander
½ to ¾ tsp Cayenne pepper or dried red pepper flakes, to taste
¾ tsp ground cumin
½ tsp ground coriander
Salt to taste, don't be to light-handed
(for 1 ½ lbs/ 750 g ground lamb increase tomato paste to ½ cup, the honey to 3 tsps if you like the sweet touch and increase the ground spices as you see fit)
Serve with :
Thinly sliced or chopped onion
Chopped flat-leafed parsley or coriander (or a mix)
Lemon wedges
Tangy Greek yogurt or tzatziki
Prepare your pizza dough and set aside to rise and rest.
If you must grind the lamb yourself as I do (unless I think to order it specially ground a few days ahead of time), trim off all excess fat and yucky stuff and grind.
Heat the 2 tablespoons oil or margarine in a heavy skillet over medium heat until melted then add the chopped onions, stirring them up to coat evenly with the oil. Cook the onions, stirring occasionally, until soft and just starting to color. Drizzle on 1 teaspoon of the honey and stir to blend and allow the onions to caramelize. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool a bit.
Place the ground lamb in a large mixing bowl. Add the tomato paste, the chopped parsley or coriander, the remaining teaspoon of honey, the Cayenne, cumin, ground coriander and salt. Blend thoroughly (I find using my hands works the best).
Add the fried onions and mix until well blended and evenly distributed.
Preheat oven to (220°C) for conventional heat (1 pizza) or 400°F (200°C) for convection. Roll out rounds of dough for individual pizzas large or small, as you like, rolling out as thin as possible. If you can't get your dough thin enough, roll it out as best as you can then let it rest 10 minutes or so and re-roll and you should be able to get it thinner. Lift and carefully place your rounds of dough on baking or pizza sheets.
Drop pieces of the meat filling all over the surface of the rolled out dough, breaking the clumps of meat with your fingers as best you can. Then carefully but firmly press and spread the meat around across the surface of the dough (or you could leave the dough in clumps just sitting atop the pizza). The meat layer should be rather thin.
Pop the pizzas into the oven and cook for about 10 minutes or until the dough is baked and the edges are golden brown and the meat is cooked.
Serve and eat the pizzas hot topped generously with the thinly-sliced onions and parsley leaves, pass the lemon wedges to be squeezed over the meat topping and drizzle on some tangy yogurt.
I didn't get the chance to take a photo of the pizza with the yogurt drizzled on. They were eaten too quickly.
This time around, as I have never written down exact quantities when I have made these pizzas before, JP found the lamb a tad too sweet with 2 teaspoons of honey added, and we all found them a bit bland, not as spicy as usual, so in the recipe above I hiked up the pepper and cumin. Traditionally, the lamb should be quite spicy hot and the yogurt is added to cool it down. Try it both ways.
I usually make dinner plate-sized individual pizzas, but these would make fabulous tiny appetizer or hors-d'oeuvres pizzas, maybe 3-inches across. You can also make them on thicker, chewier bases.


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IRVING (December 3, 2012) -- Baylor sophomore running back Lache Seastrunk was named the Big 12 Offensive Co-Player of the Week, while junior linebacker Eddie Lackey garnered the league's defensive accolade for a second straight week for their efforts in Saturday's 41-34 win over No. 23 Oklahoma State.
It is the first time in program history that Baylor players have been honored with the Big 12's offensive and defensive awards in the same week. Lackey's accolade gives the BU defense a conference award winner in three straight weeks for the first time in Big 12 history.
Seastrunk, a native of Temple, Texas, racked up 178 yards rushing on 16 attempts vs. the Cowboys. His one touchdown run, a 76-yard scamper, came with 5:11 remaining in the fourth quarter to clinch the victory for BU. During the run, Seastrunk's left leg cramped up 45-yards from the end zone, but he was still able to outrace a trio of OSU defenders to the goal line.
For the game, Seastrunk averaged 11.1 yards per carry, while posting his third straight performance with over 100 yards rushing. He also had runs of 21 and 10-yards, each time on 3rd-and-5, on back-to-back to drives in the third quarter to help BU get into position for field goals.
Seastrunk is the first Baylor player to earn Big 12 offensive honors this season. He joins Jonathan Golden (2002) and Terrance Gannaway (2011) as the only BU running backs to win the award. The Bears have now had seven different players win the offensive distinction 11 different times in the 17-year history of the Big 12.
A Murrieta, Calif., native, Lackey is the first BU player to win the defensive honor in back-to-back weeks. He joins safety Bryon Landor as the only Baylor athletes to earn the defensive award twice in one season. Lackey's selection marks the 13th time a Baylor player has earned the league's weekly defensive honor.
In the win over OSU, Lackey had an interception and a career-high and team-leading 15 tackles, including 12 solo tackles. He turned his third interception in the last two games into a 26-yard pick-six that gave Baylor its first lead of the game, 10-3, with 7:58 remaining in the first quarter. The Bears would never relinquish that lead.
Lackey is the first BU player with two interception touchdown returns over a two-game span since Samir Al-Amin had two on Nov. 24, 2001, vs. Southern Illinois.
Along with Seastrunk, Geno Smith (West Virginia) was the other Offensive Player of the Week and Tress Way (Oklahoma) was the conference's special teams honoree, as selected by a media panel.
After tallying its third straight season with seven or more wins, Baylor accepted a bid to play in the 2012 Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. It is the first time in program history the Bears have earned bowl bids in three consecutive seasons.
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Bishop England soccer is well known for its defense prowess. This season head coach Ed Khouri and the Battling Bishops have a lot to defend.
The 2013 Class AA state champions return ranked No. 1 in their class. Bishop England has racked up seven state championships in the past nine years. With so much success the Bishops have become accustom to lofty preseason rankings. But for Khouri and his squad, the preseason prediction isn't as exciting as the opportunity to protect it.
"We say, 'It's hard work getting to the top but it's harder work maintaining at the top,'" Khouri said. "We stress defending that and playing up to that level every game. Every game we're going to get someone's best game. So every game we play we have to be ready to play our best to defend and keep that status."
The Bishops lost five starters to graduation but return with the core of its defense still intact. Senior Zach Hooper is a five-year player and captain of the 2014 team. Seniors Matthew Mellin and Taylor Stark join Hooper in the Bishops defense. The three are key cogs in the Bishops' defensive formations and will rarely come out of a game.
"With our experience being pretty thin, the load is on these guys to carry the team," Khouri said. "These guys are hard workers who bring their best game to the table every time."
Sophomore forward and last season's leading scorer Joel Bunting returns to lead the Bishops' frontline. Sophomore Freddy Brown, and seniors Zach Khoury and Nick Saunders will be featured in the Bishops' midfield. Sophomore Jake Michel takes over in goal after receiving limited time as a backup last season but showing well in the preseason.
"We're strong in our core," Khouri said. "The chemistry of our core is really good and that helps us a lot not having to spent a couple of months to get going."
Bishop England faces an early test against statewide No. 1 Wando March 8 in the Mount Pleasant Rotary Classic. Four days later, the Bishops open conference play on the road against Class AA No. 2 Academic Magnet.
"Those games will be a measuring stick for us," Khouri said. "The results of those two games, how we win or how we lose, should really cement our position moving forward.
"If we have good quality of play this season, we can achieve our goals no matter which team we're playing against. Our utmost goal is to be in the finals and every game up to that point, we're defending to the bitter end."
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Just for fun, I would like to invite the forum members to come up with ideas regarding what they would delete from this world if they had their own "Word Processor Of The Gods" :grinning:
Greed, fascism and jealousy.
Long days and pleasant nights
I would get rid of bills, genetic disorders, and Indiana University (go Purdue hee hee hee)!
Hmmmmm... Well... Having a Christian base, I think everything in the world was made for us to use, including hatred, child molestation, poison ivy, and totally gay guys who dress like sailors.
I'm pretty morbid, and I like dark humor, so I wouldn't want to just delete, say, golddigging from the universe. Regardless of how suicidally sad enjoying someone just for what money they might have is.
I'd create with the processor. I'd unleash magic, and give it to the right souls, to be in charge of all that greed and hatred and abuse in the world. Leave the ****. Just properly train some cleaners. And make 'em really fun cats to be around, too. ;)
Well I'm not sure how much 'fun' it will be cause we will all be thinking of bad things but if I could remove one thing it would be sexual abuse and exploitation of children in all it's forms. As a species I think this is our greatest shame.
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What everybody else said.
I'm against anything that isn't socially acceptable, and even some things that are.
Long days and pleasant nights
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What would that be, End + Ctrl + Delete?
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