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Susan Komen would not give in to bullies or to fear. Too bad the foundation bearing her name did. Support @PPact. Save lives.
That's what writer Judy Blume said on Twitter yesterday about the Susan G. Komen Foundation withdrawing financial support for breast cancer screenings from Planned Parenthood and its affiliates. Blume also said this:
Tell @komenforthecure: Don't throw @PPact under the bus!http://bit.ly/xKr21O @CREDOmobile #p2 #fem2
Blume is telling it like it is, something that her readers are more than familiar with. Books such as Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret offered a straightforward account of being an adolescent girl in a changing, maturing body. The teenager characters in Blume's books are neither princesses or Pollyannas but young people wondering about their sexuality and dealing with complicated, messy feelings, from desire to disgust to crushing sorrow. Forever contained sexually explicit scenes between two teenagers; Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing showed that, yes, kids often don't like their siblings; Blubber, that kids can be very, very mean.
For being unflinchingly honest and writing books about the things kids actually talk about and experience, Blume has drawn plenty of admirers and a bucketload of critics. Her books have been widely banned, censored, labeled indecent, ridiculed, dismissed.
So when Blume says, as she did on Twitter, that "Susan Komen would not give in to bullies or to fear," the Komen Foundation should take heed and stop kowtowing to anti-choice groups — to anti-choice bullying.
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It's a shame Judy Blume isn't in charge of Komen. That organization will NOT get 1 red cent from EVER again.
What Chad A. said.
Thank you for all of the great literature, Judy Blume and thank you for speaking out on such an important issue!
Go Judy Blume!! Also, suggest that your daughters read a few of her books.
Thanks for the article.
Thank you.
thank you for article.
Thanks for your note Ryana - I am, by the way, among those men who do love and care for the child before and when they are born! We do exist! And we are many!
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Several Oklahoma colleges and universities were featured in a ranking of online higher education programs released this week.
U.S. News and World Report released its 2013 Best Online Education Programs ranking on Tuesday.
Several Oklahoma colleges and universities were featured in a ranking of online higher education programs released this week.
U.S. News and World Report released its 2013 Best Online Education Programs ranking on Tuesday.
This year's list is the second of its kind the publication has released, and the first to assign numerical ranks to schools on the list.
Three Oklahoma universities — Rogers State University, Cameron University and Oklahoma Wesleyan University — were included in the Best Online Bachelor's Programs list.
Rogers State ranked No. 73, Cameron No. 101 and Oklahoma Wesleyan No. 111 out of the 160 institutions that were ranked on that list. Topping the list were Pace University, a multicampus school in the New York metropolitan area; Daytona State College in Daytona Beach, Fla.; and St. John's University in Queens, N.Y.
Myra Haulmark, director of Rogers State's Center for Teaching and Learning, said the university began offering online courses in 1992 as a way to reach students in rural northeast Oklahoma. As the program has grown, she said, the focus has remained on those students.
"It's still a very rural area, and so we have a lot of students in those areas who otherwise would not be able to attend classes," she said.
In the program's early days, she said, most of the online offerings were courses in business and liberal arts. In 2000, the program was accredited and began offering full online degrees. Today, the university offers five bachelor's degree programs and four associate degree programs entirely online.
Marcia Piper, a spokeswoman for Oklahoma Wesleyan, said the university rolled out its online offerings in 2009, and has been adding courses every year for the past several years.
Oklahoma Wesleyan also came in at No. 147 on the magazine's ranking of best online graduate programs in business.
University officials view online programs as a way to extend the university's reach, Piper said. A quality, Christian-based education is a relevant service today, she said, and online degrees allow the university to provide that service to students who don't live within easy driving distance of the Bartlesville campus.
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Miley Cyrus Is Feeling Free And More Like Herself
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But does her fiance Liam Hemsworth like the new "do"? Miley chopped off all of her hair and dyed it platinum blonde! And while fans may not be crazy about it, she is, tweeting "Never felt more me in my whole life. LOVE my hair, feel so happy, pretty, and free". That's one heck of a haircut! Have you ever had some sort of makeover or transformation that made you feel like a whole new person? I think a haircut, makeup, clothes..They can all make you feel so good about yourself. Unfortunately, men will never understand why we spend so much money on this stuff…Good for you Miley!


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Darling for a girl's bedroom or smaller guest room. Upholstered Bunk Bed
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Here is a handsome boys' bedroom done in neutrals and white with colorful accents of lime green. The bold stripes of the curtains harmonize nicely with the more subdued stripes of the bedspread and the Roman shades. The animal theme of ties it all together.
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Growing in popularity is the desire to create a kid's room that doesn't scream "kiddie" and offers a bit more sophistication. "We wanted to created a space that worked for him as he transitioned out of a crib and into a big boy bed but that would also be able to grow with him as he got older," shares mother of two and designer Liz Carroll, of Liz Carroll Interiors. A clean navy and white color combination coupled with crisp pops of green give this room a preppy chic feel yet the subtle ...
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Navy & white with a pop of green. Different colors but I like the idea
Colorful Shared Girls Room with Butterfly Wallpaper - what a beautiful, bold space for little girls!
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A beautiful coral dresser separates the twin beds in this shared girl's bedroom. Floral throw pillows add a mix of great colors and echo the pink border of the bright bed linens. A light aqua accent wall with sunburst decoration brings life and light to the design.
Shared Girls Room - so sweet and chic!
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Anna Drake's toddler room on Project Junior #thibaut #leontinelinens #coral #turquoise #headboard #DIY
Modern black and white shared boys room
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The wall book shelves
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Project Nursery - Bright and Color Shared Girls' Room Wallpaper and wall paint with a lot of texture and patterns.
subtle accent wall
From that amazing hanging chair to the funky gallery wall, this shared room from Play Chic Interiors is amazing!
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Shared Boys Room featuring @LandofNod decor - we love the layout!
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Would this layout work for the girls shared room? {DESIGN REVEAL} This shared boys room designed by @The Land of Nod is the perfect place for @Jessica Shyba's two boys! #sharedroom #boyroom #bigboyroom
Shared Boys' Room, Land of Nod - Project Nursery
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Shared boys bedroom. Each has an organized yet vibrant place to call their own.
Creating more storage space inside closet
Shared bedroom. Each has an organized yet vibrant place to call their own.
Shared Boy/Girl Room featuring Pottery Barn Kids furniture and decor - we love how each child has their own space yet the whole room is cohesive! #projectsibling
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Like the sling at the end of the bed. Could work in boys or girls room.
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The first print publication edited by Tavi Gevinson, the editor in chief of Rookie, the website for teenage girls.
Tavi Gevinson started her personal blog, Style Rookie (http://www.thestylerookie.com), in 2008, when she was eleven years old. It was a place where, from the confines of her bedroom in the suburbs, she could write about personal style and chronicle the development of her own. Within two years, the blog was averaging fifty thousand hits per day. Soon fashion designers were flying her around the world to attend and write about fashion shows, and to be a guest of honor at their parties.
Soon Tavis interests grew beyond fashion, into culture and art and, especially, feminism. In September 2011, when she was fifteen, she launched Rookie (http://rookiemag.com), a website for girls like her: teenagers who are interested in fashion and beauty but also in dissecting the culture around them through a uniquely teen-girl lens. Rookie broke one million page views within its first six days. Rookie Yearbook One collects articles, interviews, photo editorials, and illustrations from the highly praised and hugely popular online magazine.
In its first year, Rookie has established a large inclusive international community of avid readers. In addition to its fifty-plus regular writers, photographers, and illustrators (many of whom are teenage girls themselves), Rookie's contributors and interviewees have included prominent makers of popular culture such as Lena Dunham, Miranda July, Joss Whedon, Jon Hamm, Zooey Deschanel, David Sedaris, Elle Fanning, Amy Poehler, Paul Rudd, John Waters, Chloe Sevigny, Liz Phair, Dan Savage, JD Samson, Ira Glass, Aubrey Plaza, Daniel Clowes, Carrie Brownstein, Paul Feig, Bethany Cosentino, Kimya Dawson, Fred Armisen, and Winnie Holzman.
As a young teenager, Gevinson couldn't find what she was looking for in a teen magazine; Rookie is the one she created herself to fill that void. Her coolheaded intellect shines in Rookie, arguably the most intelligent magazine ever made for a teen-girl audience. Gevinson writes with a humble but keen authority on such serious topics as body image, self-esteem, and first encounters with street harassment. She's equally deft at doling out useful advice, such as how to do a two-minute beehive, or how to deliver an effective bitchface. Rookies passionate staffers and faithful readers have helped make Rookie the strong community that it is.
To date, Gevinson has written for Harpers Bazaar, Jezebel, Lula, and Pop, and is a contributing editor for Garage magazine. She has been profiled in The New York Times and The New Yorker, and has been on the cover of Pop, LOfficiel, Zeit Magazin, and Bust. As a speaker, she has made numerous presentations at venues such as IdeaCity, TEDxTeen, L2 Forum, and the Economist World in 2012 Festival. Last year Lady Gaga called her "the future of journalism."
"Sixteen-year-old fashion blogger Gevinson founded the online magazine Rookie in 2011. This impeccably designed book compiles essays, photographs, and interviews that appeared in Rookie during its first year, covering dating, music, fashion, sexuality, pop culture — basically, life. High-profile contributors and interviewees include Miranda July, Zooey Deschanel, John Waters, and Joss Whedon. Many books for teenagers encourage independence and self-awareness, but few do so with this much honesty, humor, and style, whether offering tips on thrift-store best practices, getting out of a bad romance, or making killer 'bitchfaces' ('for reacting to varying levels of stupidity'). It's a lucky teen who receives this book as a gift, and a smart one who picks it up for herself. Ages 12 – up. Agent: Melissa Flashman, Trident Literary Media. (Sept.)" Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Sea Barn Farm
Perched on the very edge of Dorset's Jurassic coast near Weymouth, Sea Barn Farm boasts an exceptionally scenic outlook. Certainly, the cows that graze the fields around here are extremely lucky to enjoy such prime views. The Fleet Lagoon – a protected nature reserve – is just a leisurely amble from the site.
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If you look closely you'll spot more than one appearance from a certain German automobile in The Wolverine and there was another on hand to transport old Wolvie to his public last night in London's West End for the movie's UK premiere. Before you could say "Vorsprung Durch Tech Snikt", Hugh Jackman, still buff from Logan's Japanese adventures, sprang forth and took to the red carpet to talk about the latest in the X-Man's outings.
The Wolverine is out on July 25. Watch the trailer here and a breakdown of it, in staggering detail, right here.


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Why First Fruits?
"First fruits" are the first portion of anything we receive. The Bible gives several examples of people choosing to give God this first portion, trusting that he will provide the rest to meet their needs.
Following this biblical model, ROCKHARBOR established First Fruits, a ministry through which we give 12 percent of our annual budget to outside organizations or individuals. First Fruits dollars are used to support para-church organizations, churches, local and global outreach organizations, and people who need financial assistance.
What this means is that $0.12 of every dollar given to our church is immediately directed toward efforts beyond ROCKHARBOR. Together, we celebrate how each person's individual giving at RH helps fuel some significant God stories in the greater Kingdom.
There's a couple important things to hear in all of this:
- First and foremost, First Fruits doesn't exist because we have extra. First Fruits exists because God calls each of us to sacrificial, generous, and regular giving.
- First Fruits only exists because individuals and families in our church are following Jesus by giving their first and best to their local church. In that regard, these stories that we celebrate don't belong to First Fruits. If you give to RH, these are your stories.
- We believe we are each meant to give the best and the first of what we have away. If you have not yet stepped into regular financial giving at RH, we invite you to do that. Find out more about why and how we give at RH.
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"The first step to peace is to stand still in the Light."
Our First Day School for Children meets from 10:30 to 11:15 AM so that all children can join in the last 15 minutes of the worship service.
Not to be missed!
After five years of action by Earth Quaker Action Team, PNC announced a shift in its policy that will effectively cease its financing of mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia.
Celebrate and share this news widely. Together we have shown that strategic nonviolent direct action makes a difference.
EQAT will continue to keep an eye on PNC to be sure that it follows through with this policy change."
Members Valerie Anderson and Eric Davenport are working together to start a reading group, and are inviting you to join us with reading The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander!
They are planning to gather and discuss the book's introduction and first three chapters (up to page 139) in the Social Room on Mar 22 at 1:00pm, so please join them if you are able. While we will likely discuss topics as they arise within us, we will also give some consideration to the queries suggested by Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, which can be found here. Please contact the meeting secretary: Gail Woodbury if you need help obtaining the book, as we may be able to assist.
After a three year hiatus, Documentaries & Discussions are back!
West Philadelphia Friends Meeting became a preparative meeting under the care of Green Street Monthly Meeting on January 25th at Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting. This "makes official" a relationship of care that has been developing over the past months. Grateful for the connections that have already grown out of the joint clearness committee for affiliation, West Philly friends are looking forward to participating in the life of Green Street MM and welcoming Green Street Friends into our community. We believe this will be a time of growth, learning, and spiritful worship!
Member Susan Christian has added a page describing our efforts to help bring sustainability to our community.
While adult meeting members turn their attention to business, younger members turn their attention to a different concern.
My experience as a Friend of Color. - a letter from Valerie Anderson: Member Valerie Anderson describes being both Black and Quaker.


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A gorgeous icon that works beautifully through its use of detail and photographic realism. I love the lemon slice and the power of the overall imagery.Posted in Interface → Element
A functional and effective design for a finance tracking app for the iPhone. I really like the use of colour and clarity of the design.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
An excellent infographic that depicts the progression of the Champions League Final. I really like the use of colour here to add clarity to the design. The pulling out of key details helps to make this a useful display of information.Posted in Interface → Infographic
A fascinating design for a monitor that automatically moves to capture energy from the sun. I love the curved lines and clean design elements.Posted in Interface → Other
A beautiful example of physical print design for the latest contemporary dance festival hosted at the CCVF Guimarães. I love the vibrant use of colour and attention paid to typeface. The layout and key design elements can significantly alter the way we interact with magazines and journals.Posted in Interface → Other
Mizuno USA is an example of clean and useful user interface design. The drop down menus are intuitive, while the colour selector is an incredibly useful feature. I particularly like that you can filter the selection of irons by your handicap.Posted in Interface → Web App
While this is of course a web design, it fits perfectly into the category of interface design due to its beautifully tactile user interface. I love the draggable menus, switches, and buttons, they really make this a fun place to be. While many sites could become frustrating with this amount of user interaction, a designer's personal portfolio is the perfect place to try out wacky user interface ideas.Posted in →
FontStruct is a Web App designed to help you build, share, and download fonts. First off I\'m really keen on the logo, it\'s got a great retro feel to it! The toolset is simple and quick to pick up, a good sign of solid interface design.Posted in Interface → Web App


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Adele: I'm Not Taking a 5-Year Hiatus!
Call it the power of gold!
Adele has found some new inspiration behind the six awards (including Best Pop Vocal Album, Record of the Year and Album of the Year), she took home on Sunday night at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
PHOTOS: What the stars wore at the 2012 Grammys
Negating her Vogue interview where she said she was waiting four or five years to put out another record at the risk of becoming "disposable," the "Someone Like You" singer revealed on her blog that there will be no such wait.
"I've a few days off now, and then it's the Brit Awards here at home and then I'm straight into the studio. BOYYAHH! 5 years? More like 5 days!" the British star penned Tuesday.
VIDEO: See Adele gets standing ovation after performance
In addition to the good news for fans who've had her hit record, 21, on replay, the 23-year-old also gushed about her big night at Sunday's Awards.
PHOTOS: See Adele's gorgeous Vogue shoot
"The most incredible night of my life. Thank you to you all, I am so overwhelmed, it's the strangest feeling," she said. "I have constant butterflies and goosebumps, it's wearing me out but I LOVE it!"


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Goffstown considering grant application for rail trail project
GOFFSTOWN — Members of the Rails to Trails Committee met with the Board of Selectmen Monday night to discuss applying for a grant from the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, which would allow for improvements to the bike trail.
Committee chairman David Pierce and member Lowell Von Ruden, who are also members of the Friends of the Goffstown Rail Trail, presented the grant opportunity to the board.
"The state Department of Transportation has announced a process by which communities may apply for a federal grant by a program called the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP)," Pierce told the board members. Non-motor vehicle transportation projects, including "construction, planning, and design of on-road and off-road trail facilities for pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized forms of transportation," are eligible for the grant.
Pierce said that in order to submit an application for the grant, which is due Sept. 26, the interested municipality must submit a letter of interest and have a representative attend a workshop to learn about the grant process.
Pierce said the process of reviewing the grant applications and selecting a recipient would likely take four to six months, and that the winning applicant would probably receive the money sometime in 2015.
"The project that would be undertaken, were we successful in this grant … is the full completion of the Goffstown Rail Trail," Pierce said. "The enclosure to the letter of interest shows that there's 2.9 miles, out of the five and a half miles, that have yet to have any development occur on them. The other 2.6 miles have been either properly constructed or are under contract to be finished."
Pierce said he estimates the project would require $40,000 in grant money from TAP to be completed, adding that 20 percent of the grant could be matched by private donations and other funds.
"The actual breakdown of that type of a match is not a decision that has to be made tonight," he said. "It's just a concept of that's how a match could be obtained. If we were to proceed with the full-blown application, then, yes, at that point, the match has to be nailed down and defined, exactly what the source of the funds would be."
Pierce suggested that the board schedule a discussion two weeks out, at which time he and Von Ruden would be able to present the exact dollar amounts of impact fee funds, and the board could determine what they felt the town should put toward the project.
"As Lowell and I develop the application, if we want to do that, we need to know what direction to go with the application, and how obtainable the private donations might be," he said.
Board chairman Collis Adams said he supported this plan of action, saying the board wanted to "spread the wealth as equitably as we can."
Town Administrator Susan Desruisseaux asked if Pierce's estimate of $400,000 was based upon hiring a firm to complete the project. Pierce responded that the town would need to hire a design firm, which would work with the state highway department, and that Public Works went through a similar process for its transportation enhancement grant, which was also federally funded.
Adams had concerns that going forward with the letter of interest could be construed as the board having officially accepted the program. Pierce assured him that the letter was non-binding.
Letters of interest for the TAP grant are due to NHDOT by Wednesday, Aug. 6. The board moved to table the item until next Monday.
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The following described property will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at
the Main Entrance of the Carbon County Courthouse located at 149 East
100 South, Price, Utah 84501 on April 24, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. for the
purpose of foreclosing a Deed of Trust originally dated May 1, 2009
and recorded on May 1, 2009, as Entry no. 800721, in Book 698 at Page
356, executed by Mark Anthony McIntyre and Chantel Marie McIntyre, as
(Trustor) and United States of America acting through the Rural
Housing Service or successor agency, United States Department of
Agriculture as (Trustee), and United States of America acting through
the Rural Housing Service or successor agency, United States
Department of Agriculture, as (Beneficiary), as filed in the office of
the County Recorder of Carbon County, State of Utah, covering real
property described as follows:
All of Lots 13 & 14, Block 2, New Helper Townsite,
Also, Lot 12, Block 2, New Helper Townsite.
Less from said lot 12: Beginning at the Southeast Corner of Lot 12,
Block 2, New Helper Townsite, running thence West along the South Lot
Line 41.00 feet, thence N 78°34'44" West 30.30 feet, said point
being 5 feet more or less North of the NE corner of the Existing
Garage, thence West 29.30 feet more or less to the West Lot line of
Lot 12, thence North along the Lot line 19 feet more or less to the
North line of Lot 12; thence East along the lot line 100 feet more or
less to the West line of Uintah Street, thence South along the street
line and lot line 25 feet more or less to the point of beginning.
Tax Parcel No. 1A-585
Purported Property Address: 260 Uintah Street, Helper, Utah 84526
South Eastern Utah Title Company was appointed as Successor Trustee
as recorded March 21, 2014 in Book 817 at Page 388. The record owner
of the property as of the recorded of the Notice of Default is Mark
Anthony McIntyre and Chantel Marie McIntyre and the current
Beneficiary is unchanged and is the same as noted above.
The opening credit bid will be approximately $72,228.00, additional
fees may be added. Bidders must be prepared to tender to the trustee
$5,000.00 at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00
p.m. the day following the sale. Both payments must be in the form of
a bank or credit union cashier check, wire transfer or certified funds
payable to South Eastern Utah Title Company.
Jane Lancaster - Manager
175 East 100 South, Price, Utah 84501
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Cons: Too bright in the treble, Recessed Midrange
I've owned this headphone for years, and I cannot say that about any other headphone. I've compared it to headphones costing multiple times its cost, other "supposed" EDM cans, and other Ultrasone headphones.
The Pro 900 is special. It's the bass, which goes very deep, very low, and sounds powerful. This headphone also has some very good impact, slamming nice and hard on electro house tracks. The bass goes deep, but it doesn't sound too uncontrolled or boomy.
Okay, so it has great bass. What else?
These also have great detail. If you've never heard Ultrasones before, it's a safe bet you will hear things in your music you haven't heard before with their extended highs and very clear sound.
Now the mids. They are pretty recessed, meaning they sound further back (quieter). Even though this is true, it is obvious... If you're going to boost the low end and the high end, the middle part is going to sound less "boosted". The mids are still very detailed, just not emphasized much in the overall sound signature. That's okay. You don't need forward mids for EDM.
These are very comfortable. As the pads break in, they soften. The pad on top is very comfortable as well. I can wear them for hours with no problems at all. I actually love their design.
Furthermore, these are built like tanks. You'd have to try really hard to damage these.
Positioning? You want the back of your ears just grazing the back of the ear pads. That's what works for me, at least. It's effortless to get a good fit, once you adjust the size to fit your head comfortably.
These have nice imaging when you get them positioned right. You can hear sounds from lower left, upper right, etc. It's a very interesting experience and something I have found the Ultrasones to excel at versus other brands I have tried.
Highs can be perfect at times, and a little too much at other times. I wish these had just a slightly more tamed treble. It leans right on the borderline of being too much, and wish we could get away from that border, to a slightly more comfortable place. Using a "warmer" sounding amp will help greatly in this area. The M1HPA pairs wonderfully!
I think that's about it. These headphones have given me probably 1,000's of hours of listening enjoyment. I love them. Though they aren't perfect, they offer a unique sound signature that no one else seems to offer. And if you love it like me, that makes them very special. High recommendations if you are an EDM listener.
Don't hesitate to add a comment if you love your 900's like me, or if you have any comments or questions!
These can be run without an amp, but you lose some of the magic in the bass department. The M1HPA is an excellent amp which makes these things thump, and tames the treble. I originally used a matrix m stage HPA-2, but it really spiked the treble. The M1HPA smooths things out very well, as well as being an awesome amp in general. It makes for a great pairing.
Also, the Pro 750's are excellent as well. They offer similar overall sound, but I find the 750's more balanced with a more forward midrange and slightly less strong bass thump and treble. The 900 is clearly the EDM specialist, while the 750's can offer more versatility with its more balanced sound.


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Cisco systems, which provides desktop videoconferencing services to Tufts University has upgraded their Movi client and changed the name. The new product is now named Cisco Jabber. The new Cisco Jabber client promises collaboration across multiple devices, including Windows, Apple, and Android. Alongside the currently available desktop clients for Windows and Apple, there are apps […]
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Adobe Connect Pro is a tool that Tufts provides that allows for web videoconferencing. A web videoconference uses a combination of video and audio telephony technologies to allow two or more users (or locations) to connect, meet, and collaborate via the Internet. Conference attendees can interact with each other and share information the way they would […]
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Before being promoted Gilliam served as Athletics Communications Manager handling the day-to-day public and media relations efforts of the Lipscomb baseball, women's basketball and volleyball teams after joining the staff in July 2011.
Prior to joining the Lipscomb staff, Gilliam spent a decade at the University of Alabama in Huntsville as Sports Information Coordinator where he served as the primary contact for the Chargers' NCAA Division I ice hockey team as well as the NCAA Division II baseball and men's and women's soccer programs.
A native of Decatur, Ala., Gilliam studied communications at Mississippi State University where he served as a student assistant in the Athletic Media Relations Department helping in day-to-day promotion of Bulldog athletics. While a part of the Mississippi State staff, Jamie served as the primary contact for both the men and women's track and field squads during their 2000 campaign. During his time in Starkville, Gilliam worked for ESPN, ESPN2, Jefferson Pilot, Comcast Charter Sports, and College Sports Southeast assisting with various gameday duties.
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Gilliam got his start in sports information at Austin High School, where he served as statistician for the boy's basketball and baseball squads before graduating in 1995. That work earned him a scholarship to Calhoun Community College where he worked as statistician for the Warhawk basketball and baseball teams in 1996 and 1997.
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We have now decided on an end-mounted unit.
Left: Paul's end-mounted suppressor. We have decided to make it a sealed unit. I still need to insert O-ring inserts into each end of the Matrix unit, and then secure the retaining studs to prevent any gas leakage.
Right: I have fitted O-rings to the internal Matrix system, with two on the mounting end to ensure zero chance of blow-back.
I first met Paul several years ago, and bought my first PCP from him – being a BSA Hornet in .22.
Paul just contacted me again, to order an over-barrel suppressor for his Howa 1500 .223 heavy barrel rifle.
Specs we decided upon: 38mm diameter, 225mm forward of barrel, barrel shortened to 19.5″ and threaded to 1/2″ unf x 20 tpi, matte black anodizing.
Target completion date: Saturday 8th October 2011.
Left: My first job was to strip Paul's rifle, shorten barrel, re-crown, thread to 1/2″ unf x 20 tpi and make a custom thread protector.
Right: Threaded barrel.
Left: I know it doesn't look like much, but this is the piece of solid rod from which I will craft Paul's internal suppression system. In the photo I have bored and threaded it.
Right: Paul's suppressor items, ready to be sterilized, anodized and the assembled/fitted to Paul's rifle.
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Right: Looking VERY nice.
Left: Closer view of suppressor.
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SYDNEY (MarketWatch) — As the Australian dollar continues to flirt with parity against its U.S. cousin, strategists are weighing up what the currency's move means for the equity market.
The Australian dollar AUDUSD, +0.2703% reached a 28-year high on Thursday after strong jobs data boosted expectations for an imminent interest-rate rise from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
The currency climbed to around 99.20 U.S. cents, vaulting over a 99.05 cent high set on Jan. 13, 1983. The currency was last at parity with the greenback on July 28 1982, according to CommSec research.
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Investors in Asia will be digesting some key data next week, including a trade report from China and the corporate-goods price index from the Bank of Japan. MarketWatch's Lisa Twaronite reports.
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"[A rising dollar] is not so bad for the mining companies as they have a natural hedge in the form of higher commodity prices," noted Oliver.
George Kanaan, head of distribution at UBS in Sydney, said "although resources are impacted, typically they would rally in this environment and resources are a big part of our index. The overall effect is pretty neutral. I think only 10% of the companies are impacted," he said.
Of these firms, many companies are hit by a straight translation impact — for example, companies earning U.S. dollars and changing the currency back to Australian dollars.
Equity strategists at Goldman Sachs wrote that Australian companies that could see fiscal 2011 earnings estimates downgrades of more than 10% include CSR Ltd (CSR) CSRLF, +0.00% Foster's Group Ltd. (FGL) FBRWY and Cochlear Ltd (COH) CHEOY, -1.43%
Credit Suisse strategists downgraded WorleyParsons Ltd. (WOR) WYGPY, +0.23% to underperform from neutral on Friday saying that around 75% of its earnings are generated overseas.
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7 Day Property Preservation Success Kit Video: Day 3
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Sorry that these videos took so long. But here you are… Pleaes leave a comment to help me make the content better.
Day 3 Action Plan: Keep Cash flow in Your Business
1. Factoring Companies may be a solution to help your business cashflow positive. Reserach this as an option – learn more about how it works and see if it is something that you may want to put in your back pocket for future reference.
2. Stagger your invocing with clients throughout the month. Have some companies pay you as soon as the work is completed, others may pay on the 15th of the month and a third client may only pay on the 30th. But the key is that you have a few clienets and each needs to pay on seperate times of the month.
3. Invest in your learning as a buisness owner
a) Invest in tools
b) Invest in your learning
This will be one of best investments that you can make in your business – I will expound on this training later.
4. Meditate on the fact that you will prove your results. You will make sure not to grow to fast but that you will let natrual progression drive your buisniess. You will keep organized – starting today. You will be responsible and follow up on clients work orders and properties.
5. Prepare your work orders in advance. Set your routes. Organized by due dates to keep on track – hang a calendar as needed.
6. Look up the area's closest post offiece – document the address. Record the ours of operation and telephone number. If you have time call to verify the directions from mapquest or your GPS.
7. Get the local police number in case you need it due to being lost.
8. Also document the local fire department's number. These numbers will be life savers to you if you are entering an area that you are unfamiliar with.
9. Things you can to do help increase or save your profits.
a) Make sure you read your work order. Dont assume because the workorders look similar from property to property that the content is exactly the same. Read, read, read and succeed.
b) Complete the job the first time and do not return on your own expense.
c) Be sure to purchase your supplies at a low cost. You can get your locboxes and padlocks for a really good price at http://www.roperlocks.com. Visit their site and let me know if you have another supplier that is a low cost provider in the comment box below for other things that you use.
d)Narrow down your zip code focus. Don't add hundreds of zipcodes as a new business. Only add what you can manage – believe me, you will want to focus on your area. By doing so you will be more successful. Add zipcodes once you demonstrate to yourself that you can stay organized and manage the properties in your area. In summarry "Prosper where you are planted."
e.) Map out your routes before leaving for the property, especially if the properties is in an unfamilar area.
f) Dont accept work orders until you have verified the exactly location (ie mapquest).
g) Learn how to change your own locks – do not use a locksmith unless you have those type of connections or your are a locksmith. Sorry if I am hurting the locksmith industry. But the fees have gotten extremely expensive for this industry.
h) Find out where the nearest dump is to the property. Understand the costs and the rules for dumping in the area. As much as posible try to dump you loads before you leave the area if it is far out. This will help in your fuel savings.
i) Keep spare copies of all keycodes for your business. You may need these keys on other properties.
j) Try to keep normal business hours at best. If you cannot do this then it is acceptable in the industry to keep daylight hours. Only work during daylight hours.
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We're all entitled to our own opinions, but food is arguably the best part of any holiday. See, eating our way through this sort of celebration is an automatic win-win-- we're happy, our stomach's are happy, everyone's happy.
Just because it's legal to do it on your own time in Colorado, doesn't mean you can drug your whole class. Two University of Colorado students in Boulder thought it would be funny to bring pot brownies to a morning class to share. Then a bunch of people who ate them had freak-
outs. Suddenly it was not so fun.
America has enjoyed a long-term relationship with Hostess for decades. Is this really the end? Watch as one young pastry lover experiences his first major heartbreak.
Look, I love pizza as much as the next guy, but I'm not sure there is enough money in the world that would get me to do what this guy has done. Yes, this is a legitimate commercial...no, I'm not kidding.
The Colonel is giving up some of his secrets, for free. No, unfortunately he didn't give up KFC's famous blend of spices for their fried chicken, but nonetheless I guarantee you this will be worth the hard-drive space it will cost you to download.
Domino's Pizza doesn't want to lose customers with mild gluten allergies, so it is adding a gluten-free crust to its menu.
Fresh produce, organic meat, and other locally grown products will be readily available again this year. Farmers markets will be opening soon in several area communities
Burger King Japan recently introduced a special where customers can add 15 strips of bacon to a burger for only 110 Yen ($1.24). One man took advantage of this artery-clogging promotion by adding a staggering 1,050 strips of bacon-y goodness to a Whopper. He has it his way and, before long, his stomach makes him regret it.


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Weekly Alibi
Sep 23 - 29, 2010
The sixth annual ¡Globalquerque! brings a world of music to Albuquerque.
Rahim AlHaj Plays for Peace at ¡Globalquerque!
¡Globalquerque! music festival packs six continents into two days
Once a proponent of the war on drugs, Judge James Gray had a change of heart. He discusses it here in an interview and at UNM next week.
Talking Points: A Soldier in the Drug War Switches Sides — talking with Conservative Judge James Gray
Election 2010: Register by
Tuesday, Oct. 5,
or no ballot for you
Council Watch: Deadly force from guns and nukes, plus the mayor asks Albuquerque to clean up for the Balloon Fiesta
Gessing Again: See-through government and transparency websites
Odds & Ends: Almighty Supremeborn Allah arrested for cocaine on High Street, Bongo Jesus goes bonkers, dashboard "narcosaint" tips off $19.3 million drug deal, drunk driving ... and towing, bleaching the ice cream man
Letters: APD Shooting stats, voting with your dollar, Albuquerque is a drug-infested ghetto, fair music, a prairie dog on the Sunport exterminations, advocating for film advocates
Non Stop Bhangra brings the excitement of time-warped Indian music and dance to ¡Globalquerque! this weekend.
Music to Your Ears: Friends With Benefits
Oily Gulf Blues: Musicians come together in support of the Gulf Coast
Aural Fixation: Non Stop Bhangra dance party
Flyer on the Wall: Music is the Enemy
Song Roulette: *****'s random tracks
Bailey's on the Beach is a desert oasis serving salads, burgers, fish tacos, pasta and more—just don't park in the Taco Bell lot.
Mina's Dish: Hays Honey and Apple Farm is sweet
Restaurant Review: Bailey's on the Beach brings sun and surf to the UNM Area
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Animated fantasy
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
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By Samuel Wanjala
In Kenya today, there has arisen a generation that just loves noise. For the sake of the reader, I define noise as any unorganized sound that is unpleasing to the ear.
To illustrate what I mean think of an example of where you enter a church the size of a classroom, but it is fitted with four to six large box speakers. The volume is so loud that you can neither pray nor worship. The preacher in this church sounds like he is quarreling with people.
And finally, as you enter a prayer meeting, you see brethren walking around while shouting in the name of prayer. If you want to know what the people prayed for, ask them, "What did you pray about today?" Usually they have no specific answers.
The absence of noise, silence, is very powerful. It helps you concentrate your mind, your thoughts and even your words. I find this very essential in prayer. The word of God in Ecclesiastes 5:1 states, "…guard your steps when you go to the house of God… be more ready to listen…do not be hasty to speak… let your words be few." I believe God is looking for somebody in which He can confide. It is my belief that God, too, has secrets which He desires to reveal to us. To reach this level of spiritual maturity you must develop a habit of consistently listening to God. The listening is done without noise, in silence.
One day I was home fencing out our small plot of land. This exercise involved blocking many illegal paths that were going through the farm. This enraged the regular users of the paths to drinking dens of local brews around our farm. One man, a known witch, came and threatened me to either remove the fence or I will test his magic. In fear I quietly prayed… Lord, protect me from this man. My fear was immediately replaced with faith and courage. I continued with the work. I forgot about it. Two days later I came to check on the projects on the farm and met the same man in a wheel chair. He almost died in an accident, the very thing with which he threatened me.
On several occasions I've gone out to minister. Looking at the hunger for God in people, I felt weak and asked the Lord to strengthen me in silence and He has always done it.
God has never competed for our attention with any other. He is a jealous God.
Elijah, while on the mountain after running away from Jezebel, waited for God. He was not in the earthquake, neither in the strong wind but in the still small voice. God worked with Noah because Noah knew how to obey God's instructions to the letter.
Patriarchs like Abraham, Isaac, and Noah, among others, knew how to separate God's voice from many other voices.
In our time and age, there are lots of noises from the television, internet, newspapers and the urban noise. The noise is unpleasant to our spiritual ear and is competing for our attention. The challenge is to maintain an environment of silence; sound proof systems around our hearts to be able to hear God in our homes, on the road to work, in our offices and in church.
Samuel Wanjala is a member of Kitale Monthly Meeting, Elgon East Yearly Meeting, Kenya.


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Subsequently, scientists have fed knockout mice lacking p53 gene, commonly known as the "genome guardian", with a powder obtained from purple tomatoes.
P53 is a key gene in the tumorigenesis process. Mice lacking p53 develop different types of tumours, es-pecially lymphomas and die at a very young age.
Mice used in the experiment have been divided into three groups, fed three different diets: the first one has received a standard diet, while the second group was fed diet supplemented with 10% powder from freeze-dried red tomatoes and the last one with 10% powder from purple tomatoes. "We have not re-corded significant differences between the first two groups- argues Marco Giorgio from the European In-stitute of Oncology who followed the experimental phase on mice- But mice fed with purple tomatoes showed a significant increase of lifespan". The last group has reported an average lifespan of 182 days in comparison to the 142 recorded for mice fed standard diet.
However promising results appear to be, researchers prefer to be pretty cautious. "Actually- Giorgio con-tinues- it is a pilot test, a preliminary study useful to validate the hypothesis of obtaining health benefits from diet supplementation with modified food. Although mice's lifespan has significantly increased once fed on purple tomatoes we still don't know how it works. It is not likely everything can be explained on antioxidants basis alone. Moreover, we have to consider that in this study we have not taken into account any possible toxicity so I shall say we're far from considering a human trial. Next step is to investigate the effect of purple tomatoes on different kinds of tumor models and define the mechanism of action".
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
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ALBANY — The Herald No. 1 Albany boys basketball team took care of business Tuesday night in a crucial Region 1-AA contest at home, beating Fitzgerald, 67-41, behind 15 points from Herald Super 6er Tim Pierce.
But now comes the real test.
Albany (14-2, 5-1) travels to Cook on Friday night for a shot at keeping pace with No. 1 Thomasville in the region. If Albany beats Cook, which just upset Herald No. 2 Early County last week, it still has a shot at finishing first in 1-AA if it can top Thomasville at Thomasville later this year. Albany beat Cook already once this season in its first meeting in overtime.
"We've got to have that one," AHS coach Archie Chatmon said of Friday's game in Adel. "We can't fall further behind Thomasville or we won't catch them. If we have a similar effort like what we got (Tuesday night), I think we'll be OK."
Larry Sanford added 12 points for Albany in Tuesday's win, while Kenny Anderson added 10.
PELHAM GIRLS 78, LANIER 33: The Herald No. 3 Lady Hornets improved to 17-2 overall on Tuesday thanks to 23 points from Briunna Freeman, 19 from Super 6er Shay Reese, 12 from Octavia Kierce and 10 from Hillary Williams.
Pelham, which has now won two in a row since seeing its 15-game win streak snapped last week by Colquitt, returns to the court Friday at home against Baker County.
WESTWOOD GIRLS 68, RANDOLPH SOUTHERN 20: The Lady Wildcats (18-3, 6-1 in GISA Region 3-AAA) routed rival Randolph Southern on Tuesday behind 13 points from Virginia Vereen. Hannah Hinesley added 11 and Miller Singleton had 10.
Westwood, which only has one loss in region to Crisp Academy, gets a chance to avenge that next week. It next hosts Highland Christian on Friday.
SGA BOYS 70, VALWOOD 43: The Warriors, who only beat region co-No. 1 Valwood by 13 points the first time they played, destroyed the Valiants on Tuesday to improve to 14-3 overall and 6-1 in Region 3-AA, setting up a huge game Friday night against Fullington Academy — SGA's only region loss — at home in Damascus.
And this time, SGA will be at full strength.
"The last time we played (Fullington) I had my big guy — Nate Lingo (6-foot-4) out playing in a football all-star game," SGA coach David Byrne said. "I hope he'll be a difference maker this time around."
Kameron Whitaker led SGA with a season-high 20 points Tuesday, followed by Alex Chambless (18) and McKinley Chambless (17).
The winner of Friday's game will likely enter the region tournament, which is being held at Fullington this season the second week in February, as the No. 1 seed and earn an automatic bye into the first round of state.
SGA GIRLS 40, VALWOOD 22: The Lady Warriors earned their third win of the season and second against Valwood thanks to 19 points from Taylor Stuart, nine from Beth Burkett and seven from Jenna Kitchings.
The SGA girls also host Fullington on Friday before the boys game.
WESTWOOD BOYS 87, RANDOLP SOUTHERN 55: The Wildcats scored a season-high 87 points thanks to four players finishing in double figures: Mitch Good (19), Jamie Davis (15), Kaleb Bentley (12) and Brody Collins (11). Randolph was led by Grant Kimbrell's nine points.
Westwood is now 8-8 overall, but 6-1 in Region 3-A and will host Highland Christian on Friday.
LANIER BOYS 70, PELHAM 43: State powerhouse Lanier, which beat Pelham by just nine points in the two teams' first meeting earlier this season, hammered the Hornets on Tuesday in Mitchell County.
"My game plan was horrible," Pelham coach Laron Smith said. "We tried to play them man-to-man and they're way too athletic for that."
Roderick Williams led the way for Pelham with 15 points, while Steve Mango added eight.
Pelham is now 9-10 overall and next hosts Baker County on Friday.
CALHOUN BOYS 77, QUITMAN 46: Raishun Anderson finished with 26 points, while Marquez Williams and Sherrod Williams had double figures as well with 14 and 12 points, respectively.
"My guys played extremely hard, it was a team effort," Calhoun coach Marcus Shaw said.
The Cougars are 14-5 on the year and No. 1 in subregion 1B-A — undefeated in region play at 6-0.
On Friday, they travel to Stewart County.
DEERFIELD BOYS 73, CALVARY CHRISTIAN 43: Ramello Carter led with 21 points, while Weston King and Pete Langstaff each had 10 points. The win makes the Knights 16-3 on the year and 7-0 in region.
Deerfield next faces its second meeting in its rivalry at home Friday against Sherwood Christian.
ALBANY GIRLS 67, FITZGERALD 37: After losing to Fitzgerald on a heartbreaking buzzer beater in the first meeting, Albany High avenged the loss in a rout.
No final stats from the game were available at press time.
BAINBRIDGE GIRLS 49, THOMASVILLE 45: Alex Carter put in 16 points to rally Bainbridge for the win. Ri'Chana Jackson was not far behind with 15 points.
"All throughout the game it was close, but fortunately we came out on top," Bainbridge coach Kelvin Cochran said.
The Lady Bearcats improved to 12-5 on the year. Their first region game will be on Friday against Thomas County Central.
BAINBRIDGE BOYS 53, THOMASVILLE 45: Herald No. 5 Bainbridge was able to extend an eight-game winning streak behind Justin Baker's 11 points, while also avenging an early season loss to the state-ranked Bulldogs in overtime. Bainbridge is now 13-4 on the season.
"We were very happy to get this win (Tuesday night)," Bainbridge coach Rickey McCullough said.
The Bearcats' next game, which is also its Region 1-AAAA opener, is at home against Thomas County Central.
EARLY COUNTY GIRLS 57, BAKER COUNTY 51: Cierra Hawkins' 29 points and 14 rebounds almost led Baker to a huge upset win. Early was led by Justice Lee, who had 21 points, and Tynicia McCoy with 14 points.
"It was a close game, but too many turnovers and free-throw shooting brought us up short," Baker coach Lawanna Jackson said.
Baker falls to 2-14 and is still looking for its first region win at 0-3.
Baker County next faces Pelham at home Friday night, while Early heads to Thomasville on Friday.
LEE COUNTY BOYS 73, WORTH COUNTY 71: Lee County overcame a 19-point deficit to win the game at the free-throw line. After a stretch of nine straight missed free throws, the Trojans found success when they needed it from the stripe in the game's final seconds.
Josh Cabrera led the way with 27 points, while Tavian Reed followed with 16 points. Duke Glover had 18 points, and Timothy Gaint had 16 points for Worth.
"I was proud of the effort and the way we fought back and won," Lee County coach Tim McPherson said.
TERRELL ACADEMY GIRLS 50, BROOKWOOD 22: Marilauren Farr led with 16 points, followed by Alex Barfield and Lauren Barfield with 12 points and 11 points, respectively
Terrell Academy now sits at 17-3 on the year and 7-0 in the region.
They next play at home against Citizens Christian Academy on Friday.
DEEFIELD WINDSOR GIRLS 54, CALVARY CHRISTIAN 19: The Lady Knights got 17 points, five assists and six steals from Courtney Kelson, and 16 points and five steals from Nyla Perry and simply ran away from Calvary to improve to 17-4 and 6-1 in region play.
Heather Lash led DWS with seven rebounds, and she also scored six points. Samantha James and Miranda Phillips also scored six points. DWS plays at home Friday against rival Sherwood Christian.
CALHOUN GIRLS 58, QUITMAN 54: Brandi Buie's 30 points proved to be the difference in a close Calhoun County victory.
Timbreanna Hudson had 12 points, and Dorian White added 10 points. The Lady Cougars are now 14-6 on the year and 5-1 in region play.
On Friday they travel to Stewart County.
SHERWOOD SPLITS WITH SOUTHLAND: The Sherwood boys basketball team improved to 11-5 and 5-2 in the region race with a 55-35 win against Southland, but Southland's girls beat Sherwood, 50-27, on Tuesday night.
Southland's girls were led by Dallas Nesmith, who scored 12 points. SCA (3-16 and 0-7) was led by Bri Collins (8 points).
Rashard Davis led the SCA boys with 15 points, and Patrick Sanford scored 14 for the Eagles. Sherwood travels to rival Deerfield-Windsor on Friday.
EARLY COUNTY BOYS 104, BAKER 21: Early County was able to get several players in double figures in an easy victory over Baker, 104-21, on Tuesday night.
Ladonis Yarbrough had a team-high 17 points, Darontay McCoy notched 16 points and both Marcus Lee and Dequantay George contributed 13 points.
Herald No. 2 Early County is now 16-3 and 5-2 in the region. The Bobcats will be traveling to Thomasville on Friday.
TERRELL COUNTY GIRLS 37, Stewart County girls 31: TC was led in scoring by Takerian Jordan with 22 as the Lady Greenwave improved to 4-15.
TERRELL COUNTY BOYS 72, STEWART 62: Leading the scoring was Osmond Lemon with 19 points. Dekoven Ware had 19 as well. Terrell is 12-7 and next plays Friday at home against Webster County.
More like this story
- FRIDAY'S PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Herald No. 3 Pelham girls, No. 1 Randolph-Clay roll ( January 25, 2013 )
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Pelham girls thump Mitchell County again ( January 31, 2015 )
- PREP ROUNDUP: DWS boys, girls win region ( February 4, 2012 )
- PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Thomasville boys upend Bainbridge ( December 20, 2014 )
- HERALD PREP BASKETBALL PEEK: Week 1 ( December 6, 2011 )


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High school notebook: WPIAL career passing leader Williams commits to Temple
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Sto-Rox quarterback Lenny Williams, the WPIAL's career passing leader, verbally committed Tuesday night to Temple.
"He felt comfortable there," Sto-Rox coach Dan Bradley said, "and they seemed like the ones who really wanted him."
The 6-foot senior with 8,306 career yards broke the WPIAL record earlier this season. Temple offered Williams, who also plays defensive back, a chance at quarterback. Former Sto-Rox star Adam DiMichele, a graduate assistant at Temple, also was a quarterback for the Owls.
Sto-Rox (12-0) faces North Catholic (12-0) at 11 a.m. Saturday in the WPIAL Class A championship at Heinz Field.
McKenzie plans announcement
Washington running back Shai McKenzie, one of the most heavily recruited players in the WPIAL Class of 2014, will announce his college decision at 1 p.m. Dec 20 at the high school.
McKenzie's finalists are Pitt, Florida State, Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech. He will visit Georgia Tech on Dec. 13. McKenzie rushed for a school-record 4,538 yards before suffering a season-ending knee injury in September.
Kiski Area's Yohe commits
Kiski Area senior lineman Andrew Yohe committed to Ivy League school Dartmouth. He had 32 tackles, including two sacks, this season.
Reitz ousted
The Latrobe School Board opened the position of football coach Ray Reitz, who was 18-28 in five seasons with the Wildcats.
He came to Latrobe after going 48-6 in four seasons at Jeannette, where he won one PIAA and two WPIAL titles.
Latrobe also opened the boys soccer coaching position held by Harry Corvese.
The board hired ex-pitcher Alexa Bryson as the softball coach to replace Rick Shaheen, who resigned after last season. Bryson, a Gatorade Pennsylvania Player of the Year as a senior who went on to pitch at Robert Morris, went 58-15 with a 0.43 ERA and 10 no-hitters at Latrobe.
Sports fees jump
Pennsylvania public schools are three times more likely to charge students to participate in sports than they were three years ago, according to a study by the Pennsylvania School Boards Association. The survey found that 38 percent charge sports participation fees, up from 13 percent in 2010. Fee sizes average $80, and 11 percent of districts have cut sports, most commonly basketball, soccer or golf, the survey said.
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Adrienne's Race Report: 2014 Reaper Madness @ Bootleg Canyon.
Bootleg Canyon, NV – Boulder City, Nevada, home to Bootleg Canyon Mountain Bike Park, once again hosted USA Cycling's Nevada State Downhill Championships from January 18 - 21, 2013. It is also the 1st Downhill Qualifier for the Nationals this year. Bob Gnarly was the live event commentator and kept the crowd PUMPED! Jackie Harmony placed 1st, Elinor Wesner 2nd, I was 3rd, Joy Martin was 4th and Ana Rodriquez was 5th. Considering a couple good wrecks, I was still in good company on the podium and think it was a great way...