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September 17, 2009
Age: 26
Occupation: Account Executive at RN
Residence: Chicago, IL
Time since last race: 5 months
Conditions: n/a
Official time: n/a
I crashed my bike riding really fast and I was wearing shorts and a tank top.
My helmet:
My hand:
My back. (My favorite Lululemon top didn't even rip, those things are solid!)
Sorry, I know this is kind of gross… A few days into recovery, hey look I am smiling!
My nurse Dolores and my sister Alicia were two angels:
All bandaged up!
Kind of cool, right? As painful as the whole thing was, it strengthened my relationship with my sister in a way I would never ever take back as she was the one who flew in from Seattle to take care of me for a week. When it was time for her to leave Chicago, it was probably the saddest moment of my life. I wanted to keep her here, hug her and love her, laugh with her and make up for all the years I was such a crappy, bully big sister.
It's very likely that I made her set up that animal circle:
Rewind to May 2009. I mentioned in the last post that I was going to start working out with a trainer and the time had come to get serious about running again. I had done two marathons with little to no training and was ready to take it to the next level. My trainer put me on a rigorous lifting and running regiment which included (as mentioned before) running every.single.day. No rest days. Ok, even I knew this was wrong but I was willing to push myself to see if it could work. Plus, T1 claimed to be a very accomplished and good runner. I knew he was super successful in college cross country but was skeptical of the fact that he'd never run a marathon himself. Whatever, I let it go.
I never missed one day of running for 76 days straight. We lifted 2x a week. At the start of training I weight about 138-140lbs and I was hoping to slim down a little and become more streamlined but in fact, the exact opposite happened and I ended up looking like a body builder. In July '09 I went Sabrina's wedding and saw pictures of myself looking jacked but not defined or feminine. I am 5'6, weighed about 151 lbs and had a body fat percentage of like 15%
At Sabrina's wedding:
I had the body of an Olympic softball player, not the streamlined runner/retired figure skater body that I wanted! Running everyday was all wrong too. In 3 weeks I went from running 25 miles/week to 40+ miles/week. My legs felt heavy, I was tired all.the.time. My shins hurt and I would wake up stiff as hell. One day in August after run #74 I felt the most piercing and lingering deep muscular pain in my right quad. I couldn't even walk it hurt so badly. I got X-Ray's and MRI's and it was determined that I might have a femoral stress fracture. Luckily it was just a severe muscle strain, but it was enough to sideline me from running for a while.
**A note: up to this point, I had never had an injury from running. I guess you could say it was inevitable that if I'm going to run 50+ marathons then I will surely get injured, but that's not what I thought at the time. I was so angry at T1 for putting together a training plan for me that I just felt was wrong from the very beginning.
But, what's the point in getting angry when you can't take back the past? I started cross training and swimming and eventually my leg started to feel better. I was just getting to the point of feeling ok enough to run when the bike incident happened. I said it then and I will say it now, sometimes it takes a good slam in the head to see things clearly.
With respect to training here is what I learned about myself:
- Lifting weights, of any weight, is a bad idea. My body takes so quickly to whatever activity I am making it do and lifting creates bulk. I imagine as I get older this might not be the case but for now, this is what happens.
- My body can't handle running everyday. It literally crumbles under my own weight.
- As far as training plans go, if it intuitively feels wrong, then it probably is.
- Feeling the need to rest, take a day off or sleep late on Sunday means your body likely needs it. So listen.
With respect to life lessons, one thing was cemented in my mind: I know that my family loves me. That they will do anything for me and that they'll always be there. My parents are incredible. However, it's my sister that is number one. Without her I am only half a person. People mistake us for twins nine times out of ten and 100% of the time, I think we operate on that level. Why does a bike crash make you realize stuff like that? Why can't we just see it clearly everyday?
Alicia and me in Hawaii Jan. '08:
In October, I was slated to run the Milwaukee marathon but I broke my elbow in the crash and my leg was still healing so it was just out of the question. For October and November, I focused on the basics: base training, cardio only at 60-70% of my max heart rate and I was introduced to yoga by my running girlfriends. I set my sights on slimming down and simplifying my body, my mind and my life.
My brother and me kissing Alicia after her Ironman Triathlon in Arizona on 11/22/2009:
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|Martin Named SoCon Player of the Week
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For the fifth time in his career, Appalachian State University punter/kicker Sam Martin (Fayetteville, Ga./Starr's Mill) has been named the Southern Conference Special Teams Player of the Week for
his performance in Appalachian's 35-13 season-opening loss at East Carolina last Saturday.
PRESLEY, LeGREE SIGN WITH DOLPHINS', FALCONS' PRACTICE SQUADS: Former Appalachian State defensive backs DeAndre Presley and Mark LeGree will remain in the NFL after agreeing to join the practice squads of the Miami Dolphins and Atlanta Falcons, respectively.
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HUNTINGTON - Cathie Lee Bailey Samples Stiffler, age 78, passed away March 30, 2006 in Price.
She was born Feb. 16, 1928 in Shady Point, Okla., to John Henry and Mentie Bell Hardin Bailey.
Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Longtime resident of Huntington where she was a member of the Huntington Lions Club and a life member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 2379.
She enjoyed singing at the nursing homes in the area and participating at other functions with the Country Rovers. Cathie was a very kind and loving person who donated many hours in the community with the Emery County Food Bank and the Lions Club.
She loved crocheting, fishing and caring for all types of animals.
Survived by brothers, Calvin Bailey, Palermo, Calif.; godchildren, Brittany and Colton Walls, special families, the Walls and the Bosleys families; and many loving nieces, nephews and dear friends. Preceded in death by parents, two brothers and one sister.
Funeral services Wednesday, April 5, 11 a.m., Huntington 1st LDS Ward Chapel. Family will be at the church Wednesday one hour prior to services. Friends are welcome at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price daily. Interment, Huntington city cemetery.
WELLINGTON - The light of our world has gone out. Our beautiful wife and mother, Lynda Jane Durrant Compagni, age 54, passed away March 31, 2006 in Price while surrounded by her adoring family after a valiant battle with cancer.
Mom was born Sept. 11, 1951 in Dragerton, to Max and Margaret Cooper Durrant. She married the love of her life, Charles "Chuck" Compagni July 26, 1969 at Good Shepherd Catholic Church and had been holding hands and saying "I love you" ever since.
After graduating in cosmetology at College of Eastern Utah, Mom brought endless beauty to hundreds of people from Salt Lake's Salon Dante to Price's Trade Secret.
Not only did Mom make people look their best, she made them feel their best. She was always upbeat, positive and took on the role of mother, mentor and counselor to anyone who sat in her chair. Her positive impact on the lives she has touched is one of her many legacies.
We will remember our "Nubie" for the important lessons she has taught us, "Never give up or give in." "Always stand up for yourself." "Never be afraid to speak your mind," "Laugh often." and "Love each other."
Mom always put family first. She was the loudest cheerleader at football games, the first to clap at opera concerts and always greeted Dad with a look of adoration and a kiss.
Even her recent battle with cancer did not stop her from traveling to see her son's first Italian restaurant, or sit through a concert to hear her daughter sing an Aria.
The greatest job of mom's life has been Vito Corleone, her two year old Bichon. He was her protector and pal and always had plenty of kisses for her. He never left her side.
Mom was essence of the power of positive thinking. She amazed family and friends and the great medical team that cared for her. She never lost her humor or her wit, her favorite line being, "I've got cancer, I'm not deaf!" Her ability to bring light to any situation will be greatly missed. Mom loved the smell of rain, pine trees, camping, fishing, irises, daffodils, the ocean and she loved her family "big as the sky!"
She is survived by husband, Charles Compagni, Wellington; daughter and son and their spouses, Tarasina Compagni (Rick Vasquez), Grand Junction, Colo.; Charles Anthony (Celisse) Compagni, Norman, Okla.; brother, Ted (Shirley) Durrant, Buchannon, Va.; and protector and pal, Vita Corleone Compagni. Also survived by father-in-law, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles and many dear friends. She was preceded in death by parents, Max and Margaret Durrant; brother, Terry Max Durrant; nephew, Cooper Durrant; mother-in-law, Della Compagni; brothers-in-law, Mike Smyth; Chico Compagni; and dear friend, Dan James.
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We like risk and reward. The gold rush was as much a motivation to be a pioneer as was the more noted religious freedom.
Poker is actually considered a sport. Yes, poker players are athletes, according to the U.S. government. It's the one sport you can train for while chain smoking in a tracksuit.
But like every wine connoisseur will think they have nothing in common with a wino; we celebrate gamblers, but not degenerates.
We don't like people who lose and continue to place bets only to lose again. But here is the Republican Party wrapping up their year as unapologetic gamblers with America's fate in their greasy hands.
And they're on a losing streak.
"Ten thousand bucks?" proposed Mitt Romney to Rick Perry on a debate stage earlier this month. Romney couldn't have said: "You are lying, Rick." Couldn't have said: "There you go again."
Couldn't have countered with the fact Perry seems to get basic civics wrong and can't list more than two things at a time. No, Mitt Romney had to make a wager; a wager for nearly a year's pay for a minimum wage worker.
But this is what you do when you have a problem with gambling. This is what happens when you pass that invisible line from "risk taker" to "intervention subject."
When you lose — instead of contrition or reassessing your philosophy or re-thinking your lifestyle –– you double down and hope to win. When your policies fail, you prescribe those same policies as the solution.
It's like a homeopathic remedy; put a hot compress on a burn. Sell your ideas as a remedy for the turmoil your ideas cause.
For example:
The housing bubble burst the entire world's economy, because there were too few regulations. The GOP double down? Fewer regulations!
There are Americans who live with dirty air and water. It's been widely documented that fracking has caused earthquakes and tainted well water. GOP double down? Kill the Environmental Protection Agency.
The rich have never been richer. Wealth inequality is worse in the U.S. today than that of the slave-owning Roman Empire. GOP double down? Protect all tax cuts for the wealthy and propose new ones.
Unemployment plagues America. Long-term unemployment is becoming acutely painful. GOP double down? Cut the federal workforce!
Americans are losing faith in their government. Republicans say government can't do anything right. GOP double down? Be the most ineffective Congress you can be. Currently Congress' approval rating is just above the margin of error.
When you double down — you lose twice as much — twice as quickly. And that sums up Speaker John Boehner's tenure just perfectly. If Congress were an actual casino, they'd be required by law to at least have Gamblers Anonymous pamphlets available.
"Did you ever gamble until the deficit was $15 trillion and still vow to keep the Bush Tax Cuts? Call us."
"The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president," famously said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell at the beginning of the lowest-rated Congress in the history of the institution.
Which to me is the biggest gamble of them all. It's the notion that politics is a Zero Sum game. That if Obama loses — the GOP, therefore, wins. It's just not true. Who loses are the people who always lose when it comes to Republican policies: the poor and the middle class.
That's who's bearing the brunt of the first gambling losses — and now the double down.
It's us.
Tina Dupuy is an award-winning writer and the managing editor of "Crooks and Liars." She can be reached at email@example.com. Tina's column is distributed exclusively by Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndicate.
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By: Mary Landers on December 18, 2014 - 3:21pm - Add new comment
I blogged yesterday about the rescue of a cold-stressed manatee from a lagoon at Imperial Sugar. It turns out there were two manatees spotted, but only one was captured and driven to SeaWorld in Orlando, where it's recuperating.
The other one was first sighted at Weyerhaeuser on Dec. 8 by mill staff.
By: Mary Landers on December 17, 2014 - 4:31pm - Add new comment
A manatee rescued from the Savannah River on Monday is rehabilitating at SeaWorld in Orlando.
Wildlife officials were alerted to the animal's presence near the outflow pipe from the Weyerhaeuser paper mill on the river in Port Wentworth. Manatees are attracted to warm water but can get "thermally trapped," said Chuck Hayes with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
By: Mary Landers on December 17, 2014 - 12:39pm - Add new comment
With aerial surveys in full swing now from Savannah to Cape Canaveral, it's no surprise that researchers saw two more right whales on Tuesday. These two, shown here, are both adult females and hopes are that they'll both give birth. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission researchers spotted them off Amelia Island, making them the first sighting in Florida for the season.
By: Mary Landers on December 10, 2014 - 12:14pm - Add new comment
The U.S. Energy Information Administration today posted a wrap up of electric vehicle registrations. The accompanying map really tells the story for Georgia, where a strong tax incentive of up to $5,000 state tax credit for purchase or lease of an electric vehicle has propelled electric vehicles forward. Notice the Peach State has the darkest blue in the South, indicating electrics make up 2-3 of every 1,000 vehicles registered.
By: Mary Landers on December 1, 2014 - 3:36pm - Add new comment
If this was a joy ride, it was a strange vehicle to choose.
The Savannah Tree Foundation's tool trailer went missing from its usual parking spot in JT Turner Construction's lot on East Victory Drive. Before the tree-planting nonprofit even knew it was gone, executive director Karen Jenkins got a call Nov. 24 from metro police asking if she'd come get her trailer abandoned on the side of Dean Forest Road near the police horse stable.
By: Mary Landers on November 24, 2014 - 12:26pm - Add new comment
This photo arrived in my inbox today. It was taken by herpetologist Dirk Stevenson at Fort Stewart and goes with an upcoming story he's written about salamanders in coastal Georgia. But the way this big Eastern tiger salamander seems to be smiling made me smile, making it just too cute to tuck away until later. Enjoy!
By: Mary Landers on November 5, 2014 - 4:41pm - Add new comment
At a recent city council meeting on Tybee, resident Ashley Workman proposed a new city ordinance to ban single-use plastic bags on the island. Council responded with a call to look into the issue. It will begin on Nov. 24 with a stakeholders' meeting from 5-7 p.m. at City Hall.
All stakeholders, from business owners to beachgoers, are welcome.
By: Mary Landers on October 27, 2014 - 10:06am - Add new comment
Around this time last year, a great white shark named Lydia was up near Newfoundland. Now, she's back here. Her tracking device pinged repeatedly off Savannah (way off) over the weekend.
Lydia is more than 14 feet long and weighs in at about 2,000 pounds. The nonprofit Ocearch caught and tagged her in Jacksonville in March 2013. Check out the screen shot of her travels in just the last year, posted here. She made it as far north as Ireland at one point!
By: Mary Landers on October 24, 2014 - 4:30pm - Add new comment
A shark-bitten sea turtle found on Ossabaw has been returned to the sea.
By: Mary Landers on October 10, 2014 - 4:35pm - Add new comment
Next week is National Wildlife Refuge Week.
Here's what's lined up at Harris Neck, just a short drive down I-95 from Savannah. All events are free:
Wed., October 15th - 10am & 2pm – Guided Conservation Car Caravan Tour
Thurs., October 16th 10am - Guided Bicycle Tour (bring your own bike)
Thurs., October 16th – 2pm - Guided Conservation Car Caravan Tour
Fri., Oct. 17th – 10am & 1pm - Toddler Time (indoor program with a short outdoor hike)
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team·work noun /ˈtēmˌwərk/ 1. The combined action of a group of people, esp. when effective and efficient.
This describes what I have felt for the last three years. I had been on several sports teams in the past, but I have never been on a team of over 40 guys, that show up to races and take care of each other. Everyone gets along on rides, everyone looks out for each other. I enjoy spending time off the bike with several of the folks from the team. For me, racing for Bicycle Heaven is not about getting a discount at the shop, or riding for a sponsor. For me it's about going to a race, and knowing anyone wearing the BH kit will have my best interest at heart, and me for them. Last year I won the Illinois cup in the 30+ 4/5 field, but only because several of you held me accountable. Pete, Andy, Eric, and Justin talking my confidence up at early season races and early season rides, Scott Bowden making sure I stayed out of trouble and coaching me up at every race we did together, several times giving up his own results to lead me out. Hal showing up at Morton just to make sure I didn't do anything stupid early in that race, so I had a shot a winning. Jim, John, Matt all cheering for me a grays lake. Patrick pulling me aside to talk about training and what I was working on during the season, reminding me to take weeks off, Ara and Rob talking to me about tactics, Andy Kerr and Rich reminding me where I should be on group rides, and to stick it out. As most of you have seen, If you're at a race in a BH kit, I will yell at you.
This is accountability at its finest. Not someone telling you that you have to do well or the team will be disappointed, but, by helping each other out, instilling a sense of ownership for your own results. Knowing that how you perform is an intricate part of the team as a whole. You may not and will not do well at every race or ride, but remember the BH will still be there screaming at you from the sideline to do your best. The group ride on Tuesday night is a fine example. They won't wait for you (accountability) but when you're in trouble, several of the team will encourage you to hold on, as they slide by. I have often been picked up by Matt or Ben or John C. as we ride in together talking about what went wrong and how we can work together to get home, what we can do better next week. That ride is hard, so don't ever get discouraged by being dropped. Just remember where that was, and make it further the next week.
Last year I showed up to a 30+ race at Wood Dale. As we rolled up to the start area, there were several teammates there. In a matter of 2 minutes everyone had roles, and nobody complained about what they needed to do. Everyone had a team focus, and as a result we had a jersey hanging in the shop. It was awesome to be a part of.
The long exhausted point I am trying to make is, you get out of a team what you put into it. With the growth of the shop, and in turn the team, we all need to remember to take time to look out for each other, give advice and support where we can, introduce ourselves to those we don't know, and focus on keeping this thing fun for all involved. Especially now, while we are all on our trainers. We are currently working to get better at communication, and we always look for constructive feedback. If you have an issue with the team, reach out and let me know, and I will work diligently at creating a solution. Thanks for your time, and remember to have fun training this winter.
Bryan Fuller
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I wasn't sad after Game 4. Frustrated, sure, but not sad. Despite the gut-punch of losing a 3-1 lead, and 96% win probability for the series, I felt like the Grizzlies had a damn good chance of taking the Thunder down in Game 5, and forcing the Thunder into an elimination Game 6 at the Grindhouse. Sure enough, they pulled it off, but man, the journey there was rough. With my family asleep, I tried to remain as calm as possible, but I let out a thunderous, Calculon-esque "NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!" when Westbrook picked Conley, and tied it on the breakaway dunk. And that was just after the Grizzlies gave up their third four-point play of the series (they're 3-0 when that happens). Quite simply, this was the craziest game in what was already the craziest series.
Now, we go back to Memphis, and while the Grizzlies are in good position, I would be a bit careful about starting any celebrations. Remember, home court hasn't mattered a whole lot in this series, as Home Teams are 2-3 going into Game 6. Still, the Thunder are undoubtedly on the ropes, and it remains to be seen whether Durant company can come through when the Gridnhouse going insane for 48 minutes.
The big question is whether or not KD has anything extra in the tank. He's still scoring a ton of points, with Game 4 as the exception, but hes been inefficient all series long. Durant is the scariest offensive player in the league, but the Grizzlies have made him look mortal for five games, and while the raw numbers are solid, he still hasn't exploded for a truly spectacular game. With his team on the rope, and Westbrook's efforts having mixed results, we're going to see if Durant can come up with the 50-point dagger we've been dreading all series long.
Of course, even if he does, there's still the question of what the supporting cast can do. After Reggie Jackson's brilliant performance in Game 4, he was less noticeable tonight, and Caron Butler was the only one outside of Durant/Westbrook to really come through for the Thunder. This team seems shallow, and is depending on two superstars to carry them. Ironically, their only win Games 2-5 came when a bench player outshone both of them.
As for the Grizzlies, Mike Miller came through big time last night. It's funny, when he was signed, it was hard to know Miller was really going to effect things in the playoffs, or if the Grizzlies biggest flaw (three-point shooting) would really be fixed by adding a dude in his 14th-season who was coming off the three least productive seasons of his career. But Miller has been a huge pickup, especially after the loss of Quincy Pondexter. When Miller came through in OT, it surprised no one and reminded us what a great acquisition he was for the team.
The Grizzlies are capable of doing this tonight, but it's going to be an all-out war, which I think we're all used to at this point. A fifth straight OT would surprise no one, and should almost be considered likely at this point. Kevin Durant is due to explode for a huge game, and the Grizzlies defense is going to have put up a herculean effort in order to contain him the way they have so far. But if they pull it off, this could be the night they take down the Thunder for the second straight year, and take the presumptive MVP down in the first round.


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These were really tasty, but this amount would only feed two people. I made double the amount and two adults and one seven year old ate it all. The amount of sauce and coleslaw was plenty for our whole family. I subbed cilantro for the dill because I don't care for it. I will absolutely make this again.flag if inappropriate
Good Fish Cake, although it was not enough to feed 8 hungry poker guys. I made 3 batches and each one was was handily consumed! Cudos on this one. Jim and Poker Guysflag if inappropriate
Excellent, but a little bit of Old Bay seasoning helped. We are four in our family, and with the slaw and grated carrots, this was more than enough for us.flag if inappropriate
Very easy and tasty. There was no mahi-mahi at the store, so I used red snapper. I also substituted dried dill, and shredded a mix of savoy and red cabbage instead of using bagged coleslaw. I agree with other reviewers that this doesn't serve 4--my husband and I finished all the fish. Claiming that this serves 4 seems like sort of cheating in the context of the "affordable meals" article. The sauce was really great, and I like using the same sauce for the fish and the coleslaw.flag if inappropriate
Very tasty and easy. However, I agree with others that this is not enough for four. I used 12 oz of mahi-mahi, but kept same amount of other ingredients. The proportions seemed about right, and this was enough for two adults. I shredded half a head of savoy cabbage and some carrot rather than bagged mix - still very simple, but cheaper and probably tastier. Also, I used Hellman's Light Mayonnaise to cut calories. I found I needed extra olive oil to brown the cakes, but it was still much healthier than using regular mayo.flag if inappropriate
This was so good I made it twice already. Tried both mahi-mahi and salmon. I think mahi-mahi works best. There is plenty of sauce, so I doubled the amount used in the coleslaw. My slices of bread must be wimpy, because I didn't get nearly enough crumbs the first time. 160 grams of bread worked well for me the second time. This recipe may serve 4 as an appetizer but not as an entree. I paired it with a German Potato Salad and it made a terrific meal for two.flag if inappropriate
I made this dish with halibut filets and they were terrific. Also, I replaced the fresh dill with dried dill and it worked fine. The recipe makes four good sized cakes but my husband ate two. Consider doubling the recipe for four people. The sauce amount is plenty for a double recipe of cakes.flag if inappropriate
Made this last night on a whim. My friends and family were blown away. They loved it and had no idea it was both really inexpensive and really easy. I think it's also a great base recipe for fish cakes -- might make a mango salsa with it next time. Hmmm, the possibilities are endless...flag if inappropriate
Would definietly make this again. My husband and I love fish, but get a little bit tired of the standard filet with sauce preparation. This recipe was a great new way to get our seafood fix, and it was easier and tastier than I expected. I definietly agree with the reviewer that said getting four servings out of this is a stretch. The recipe figures 1 cake per person, which definietly was not enough for my husband, and I was left a bit hungry. Either double it for four people or serve with a heartier side than cole slaw.flag if inappropriate
I made this with tilapia because my grocery store didn't carry the mahi mahi. I also used wheat bread instead of white, and I didn't use any dill. It was tasty, but I was surprised that there was no salt and pepper in the fish cakes themselves, so next time I might add some. I don't think this recipe would serve four hungry adults...my husband and I finished it off.flag if inappropriate


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CARTHAGE With approvals from the Planning Board and a local bank ready to donate funding, development of the former Braman Manufacturing property is moving forward, with groundbreaking set for May 8.
Carthage Savings and Loan Association has committed to donating funds to the Thousand Islands Area Habit for Humanitys proposed building on the former broom factory location. The bank will donate $50,000 toward Bramans Block, between Alexandria Street and Boyd Road. Whats more, the bank will match the next $25,000 raised by Habitat. The project is expected to build five or six homes on the property donated by the Carthage Industrial Development Corp.
It takes care of some of the blight, Thomas H. Piche, CEO and president of Carthage Federal Savings and Loan, said of the planned housing development. Habitat is a good organization. We are tied to housing with mortgages. This should set Habitat for long prosperity in the north country beyond these six homes.
Lynn K. Morgan, executive director of Thousand Islands Area Habitat for Humanity, was thankful for the donation.
Its a wonderful commitment from a hometown bank toward a project that aims to improve the Carthage community, Ms. Morgan said in a prepared statement.
Last week the River Area Council of Governments Zoning Board of Appeals approved an application for an area variance for property on Alexandria Street submitted by the Carthage Industrial Development Corp. The lot width is only 66 feet, and zoning requires 80. The board also declared that granting the variance would not create a negative environmental impact.
The following night, the village Planning Board approved the subdivision of the parcel. The 3.75-acre parcel on Alexandria Street was rezoned to R-3 last year to facilitate use of the lots by Habitat for Humanity.
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Mitchie and the rest of the scooter gang had a score to settle. They donned their best leather, inserted their ear plugs, buckled the chin straps on their helmets, strapped on their safety goggles, and performed fifteen-point inspections on their hogs before riding out. Messenger bags strapped across their chests, they kept cool as cucumbers while challenging the authority of the 30 MPH speed limit at a rebellious 31 MPH. In the school parking lot, Mitchie blocked the lane of traffic while the rest of the gang piled into the coveted parking spot at ideal distances and angles to both the front door of the school and the parking lot exit. He smiled triumphantly, for nobody would mess with the gang while they rode together. (Photo found on Cleveland Memory. What do you see here?)


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I did a lot of island work today. First thing is i picked up a completed batch of message capsules from the fiberglass place in town. We are putting fiberglass on 15 of the containers to keep them strong and sturdy. We gave George 6 last week and he's got them ready. I dropped of the other 9 and they should be ready by opening. The other 15 will be available for opening day taking care of the increased traffic. They will not be as sturdy but will only be for special occasions. Above there is a picture of 2 containers next to each other that shows the difference in texture. It's not that noticeable in the picture but they feel so strong and look really good.
I took our new friends to the lake and through them in the water. They float! That's a relief. The wind was blowing toward the east so they all gathered on the beach but they look good. Then I spent some time putting bolts and straps and buckles on the floating garden. My idea is that it will make it easier to attach and re-arrange the gardens. Before today they were just tied to each other. I hate untying knots and worrying if the knots i have tied are strong enough so this will be a good thing. Each garden unit has 4 straps that dangle. I was going to trim those off but they have proven very usefull in towing and securing the units that i'm going to leave them on. To attach the gardens i move one unit (strap side) parallel to the next unit. The straps from the new unit loop around the frame of the first. Then i pull the strap back across the second unit to the other side where there is an O bolt. The strap is secured by a buckle tied to the end that latches onto the bolt. Easy.
It took a while to get this all done but i'm enjoying taking my time on the lake. However, today was supposed to be the first day in two weeks that it was sunny, that wasn't the case. Another day of rain in my favorite city.
As I was getting ready to pack up and head out the carpenters from the IMA came to install the new window. Someone snuck on the island and kicked it out last winter when it was docked on the shore. It's not a big deal because it leaked anyway, now we have a new plexiglass one. Watching them install it was fun, but scary. There is nothing to hold onto up ontop of the island so he was holding himself up with his big toe as he reached over, despite his better judgement, to put some screws in the window. Thanks guys.
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Treva Mitchell Says:
May 23rd, 2010 at 1:58 pm
Michael and Jessica,
When do you move in?
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June 2nd, 2010 at 3:57 am
Mike – Where are your posts?? What is happening? Heard they moved the island out to middle today?
michael Says:
June 2nd, 2010 at 3:35 pm
I know i haven't been posting as much as i should. I'm getting ready to display a weeks worth of posts now.
Thanks for keeping me on task!


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My old diary is in the diaries section, but I feel its time to start a new. For the last 2 months I haven't stuck to plan, I've been struggling dealing with everything, i found myself binge eating again, unable to fight my depression off. Thankfully in the 2 months I have have been drifting along, i have only put on a few pound thankfully.
Anyway, so as I said i resorted back to binge eating, and by that i mean, 4 or 5 chocolate bars in one sitting, a stack of biscuits and anything else unhealthy i could get my hands on, barely moving off the sofa at home or office chair in work. How I have not put more than 3 pounds on i'm not sure. But talking to my best friend/guy who possibly wants to be my boyfriend yesterday, I think finally I am ready to at least try and get back into some kind of normality and it kind of struck me that if I am to have any chance of getting on meds for my PCOS that don't either turn me into more or a manic depressive than I already am or cause migraines, then i need to get my butt into gear and get this last 3 stone lost. So first thing first is breaking my binging, so that means getting back onto slimming world, and I am also attempting to get my creative side back into action to stop me eating for the shear hell of it, yesterday I made a soft toy dragon, today I have started another one, I have new knitting naterials on order and a few cross stitches to do, should keep me busy and keep my mind off food.
So, those of you that don't know me, hey, I am Ally (well Alison if you must use my full name), I love music (especially rock, punk and metal, though as my friend got baffled by yesterday I will listen to anything (he found it amusing when one second i was listening to bruno mars and next bullet for my valentine)), crafts, computers and books. I work as a web designer (yes a female web designer shock horror), do a bit of photography, put my hand to all kinds of crafts, love to read, have an obsession with vampires and mythical stuff, own two mad pet rats and I am obsessed with gigs (nothing like a good night out at a gig). Just to warn you, I have an obsession with the band Bowling For Soup who I have met multiple times (i've been hugged and kissed 3 times by the lead singer now and he knows me by name), and I tend to mention them at least twice to day to anyone who will listen (or aren't listening in most cases)
So theres a bit about me if you don't know me...and if you do already know me I HAVE RETURNED.
So lets get down to it, my weigh in is saturday morning at home, I don't go group and not a member on line anymore (though my saturday weigh in has carried on from when i was online). I wasn't exactly on plan yesterday though I was better than I i've been in ages. Today I have been on track though
Red Day
Breakfast - All bran choc crunch (HEb and some from A), melon
Lunch - Bacon and cheese sandwich (HEb, 1 syn butter, 1/2 HEa for cheese slice), grapes
Tea - Chicken, bacon and and prawn omelette/fritatta type thing topped with cheese (1/2 HEa) with salad
Snacks - Milky way funsize (3.5 syns), freddo (5 syns), spearmint sweet x2 (4 syns)
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PAWTUCKET — In the end, or more appropriately the final 15 minutes of their R.I. Division III Tournament preliminary-round contest, Tolman High players – those on the bench and, actually, a select few on the field – kept screaming, "Pass it to Morgan! C'mon, Morgan!"
Those chants were directed at freshman midfielder Morgan Clark, No. 6 on your roster.
LINCOLN — Davies Tech head coach Victor Oliveira usually has an inkling as to how his squad will execute prior to a contest. It's based on collective attitude, and how they're conducting themselves.
On Wednesday afternoon, he had no doubt.
Senior tri-captain Paulo Chavez and classmate Daniel Munoz each netted a pair of goals and junior Mauricio Agudelo chipped in a tally and two assists as the sixth-seeded Patriots walloped No. 11-ranked Johnston High, 7-0, in a R.I. Division III Tournament preliminary tilt.
On the evening of Thursday, Oct. 18, Glenn Ginish, Jr., a performance analyst for a renowned bank in Boston, was taking the "T" home to Jamaica Plains when he figured he'd call his kid sister, Laura, back at her mom's apartment on Mendon Road.
He did so just so the two could catch up with each other's lives.
It's less than an hour's drive to Rhode Island College, the University of Rhode Island, and Roger Williams University, but starting tomorrow and continuing for the next two weeks, several local high school soccer, girls' volleyball, and field hockey teams will begin their long roads towards state championship glory.
PAWTUCKET – The past week has featured plenty of heavy lifting at McCoy Stadium. No, this particular exercise has nothing to do with removing the Governors' Cup trophy from its on-display perch in the team store and whisking the hardware away to the latest destination on the touring caravan.
BURRILLVILLE – As he stood before a jubilant group of Burrillville players, head coach Gennaro Ferraro raised his right index finger and emphatically pointed in the direction of the Alumni Field scoreboard.
All eyes remained dead set on Ferraro as he rattled off the words the Broncos have longed to hear: "It's a win."
CRANSTON – In a game that featured two squads that dug in defensively and refused to give any ground, Cranston West walked off with a 10-7 overtime victory against Tolman Friday night at Cranston Stadium.
The Falcons' Stefano Marziale played the role of hero with a chip shot 20-yard field goal that proved to settle this Division I tussle. Cranston West opted to settle for three points on fourth-and-goal from the 2-yard line after Tolman held its opponent to three yards spanning three snaps (the Falcons started out at the 5 after the Tigers were penalized for too many men on the field).
CUMBERLAND --- For the past four years, Cumberland and Shea have thrown their records out the window and hooked up in some thrilling battles that were decided by a handful of points.
For three-plus quarters of their Division II-B game on Friday night, the undefeated Clippers and the struggling Raiders were locked in another close contest, but the Clippers, thanks to a pair of touchdowns in the final 8:46 of play, were able to create some distance between themselves and their visitors and come away with a 28-9 victory.
In the throes of a tough and challenging season, there lies comfort in knowing you're not the only one in said predicament.
For Burrillville and Lincoln, Saturday's Division III encounter at the Broncos' Alumni Field has "something's got to give" written all over it. The setting is this: you have two squads that have combined to drop all nine of its league chances, meaning the opportunity for a team to finally break the ice and walk off the field with a win tucked in its back pocket has never been more within reach (overall the Lions are 0-6 while the Broncos are 1-5).
WOONSOCKET — Mount St. Charles had plans of issuing Lincoln High a mild upset loss on its "Senior Day," one in which underclassmen traditionally honor their 12th graders for four years of devotion to the program.
Unfortunately for the Mount, a Lions' sophomore ruined the party.
Erin Gannon notched a pair of goals in the span of four minutes not long after the opening touch, and the last proved to be crucial as Lincoln manufactured a 3-1 Division II victory on the lower-campus turf on Thursday afternoon.
PAWTUCKET — Under normal circumstances, Tolman High veteran head coach Bel Pereira would be both irked and disappointed after his girls suffered a defeat, but that was hardly the case after the Tigers fell to Middletown, 4-3, in a Division III-A tilt on Wednesday night.
"If we had tied them, that certainly would've been a moral victory," Pereira stated later. "We played probably the best team in all of Division III, and it was a great effort – actually, an outstanding effort – by the girls.
PAWTUCKET — Given the way the Division I contest between Central Falls and Tolman highs took shape – that is, with officials whistling players from both sides for a total of four yellow cards and one red – it's amazing how Warriors' mentor Carl Africo and Tigers' head coach Jack Couto praised to the hilt how well their opponents played.
EAST PROVIDENCE — East Providence had the spirit and emotion of Senior Night, an adrenaline rush from an energetic section of students rooting them on in the bleachers, and a six-game win streak on its side in Tuesday's showdown at home with Mount St. Charles.
But the Mounties were able to overcome all that and grab one of their biggest victories of the season -- a win that snapped a tie for first place in the Division I-North standings with the Townies and gave them sole possession of the top spot.
LINCOLN – Despite having a significant edge in the categories of shots on goal and corner kicks, Lincoln High suffered a disappointing 1-0 loss to Narragansett in a pivotal Division II clash at Chet Nichols Memorial Field on Monday afternoon.
The two squads had entered the contest tied for second in the division with 20 points, and the Lions managed to produce seven more shots and a stunning 10 more corners than the Mariners. Still, senior Evan Carvalho's tally just 5:59 into the final stanza sealed Lincoln's fate.
PAWTUCKET – When St. Raphael Academy athletic director Fred Saunders approached Linley Pullem one afternoon in May and asked her if she'd be interested in taking over the reins of an inaugural girls' volleyball program, she responded – without hesitation – "Absolutely!"
Saunders had heard that Pullem, who at the time was completing her initial year as a history teacher, had some experience playing the game on a rather high level, as she had excelled at John Jay High-Cross River in Westchester County, N.Y.'s Katona-Lewisboro School District.
LINCOLN – Pawtucket's Thomas "The Souljah" Falowo and Woonsocket's Joe Gardner did their respective hometowns proud on Thursday night and were among the big winners on Jimmy Burchfield's Classic Entertainment & Sports' "Closing Statement" show at the Twin River Event Center.
Falowo picked up his second knockout victory in three months with a fifth-round TKO of Michael Walchuk of Ontario, Canada, a bout that saw the Manfredo's Gym middleweight dominate his opponent from start to finish and deliver one of the best efforts of his young two-year career.
PAWTUCKET – It's rare that Tolman High head coach Dave Caito seeks to heap laurels on his squad, and his rationale is understandable: No one makes the proper move or read on every play, and he wants them to learn from their mistakes and correct them – but fast.
Twice in the opening quarter of a Division I tilt against dilapidated East Providence on Saturday night, the Townies delivered gifts to the Tigers' doorstep, fumbling twice in the span of their initial three snaps, with both occurring deep in their own territory.
PAWTUCKET – Shea High head coach Dino Campopiano had insisted earlier in the week that – when his kids took Pariseau Field on Saturday afternoon – they'd have to worry about Division II-B foe St. Raphael Academy having a distinct advantage.
The reason: The Saints didn't play last weekend due to a bye, so had an extra seven-plus days to prepare for what Campopiano's crew would throw at them.
PAWTUCKET — In Ray McGee, we have a lifelong and proud city native whose residence is located off Newport Avenue – more specifically, a mere stone's throw away from McConnon Field in Slater Park.
"I'm still a city kid," McGee proudly stated with a smile earlier this week.
PAWTUCKET — When Shea High and St. Raphael Academy line up for the opening kickoff in a key Division II-B clash at Pariseau Field on Saturday afternoon, it won't be just for bragging rights in this mill city.
It most probably will give the victor the upper hand in earning a post-season bid.
So say the Raiders' Dino Campopiano and the Saints' Mike Sassi, who not only have spent years at the helm of their respective squads but also share nearly two decades of friendship and plenty of gridiron stories.


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The Warrensburg Lady Tigers won two of 11 events but racked up plenty of depth points to capture the West Central Conference Swimming Championship Thursday night at the Joseph W. Arbisi Memorial Pool at the Sedalia Middle School.
Warrensburg collected 506 points to beat runner-up St. Pius by 79 points (427). Smith-Cotton's Lady Tigers finished third with 341 points and Kansas City Center was fourth with 185 points. O'Hara did not enter the meet.
St. Pius X Lady Warriors won nine of the 11 events, but didn't have the depth points that Warrensburg did.
St. Pus won the 200 medley relay, while the S-C team of Mariah Voitl, Ali Burkholder, Rachel Howieson and Wendsday Thompson took third and Gracie Turner, Katana Blankenship, Melissa Rapp and Haley Tejada took sixth.
Warrensburg finished second in the medley relay.
S-C's Abby Monsees took fourth in the 200 free, won by St. Pius while Warrensburg took third and sixth. S-C's Ali Bankovich was seventh and Turner ninth.
Burkholder was fourth and Brittany Borke seventh in the 200 IM, won by St. Pius while Warrensburg took second, fifth and sixth.
Howieson finished 11th in the 50 free, won by St. Pius. The Lady Warriors and Warrensburg each had three swimmers in the top 10. Borke was seventh and Voitl eighth in the 100 butterfly. St. Pius won the event and Warrensburg had four in the top six.
Thompson was fourth and Bankovich was 19th in the 100 free, won by St. Pius while Warrensburg had five in the top eight.. S-C's Abby Monsees was fourth in the 500 free, won by St. Pius while Warrensburg finished second.
Borke, Thompson, Burkholder and Monsees took third in the 200 free relay, won by St. Pius. Warrensburg took second and fifth. Burkholder took second, Voitl fifth and Turner eighth in the 100 backstroke, won by St. Pius. Warrensburg finished third, fourth, sixth and seventh. Howieson was fourth, Rapp eighth and Blankenship ninth in the 100 breaststroke. Warrensburg won the event.
Monsees, Bankovich, Borke and Howieson finished third in the 400 free relay, won by Warrensburg and St. Pius was second. Photos by Randy Kirby, Sedalia News Journal.


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|A dual function of Drosophila capping protein on DE-cadherin maintains epithelial integrity and prevents JNK-mediated apoptosis.
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|E-cadherin plays a pivotal role in epithelial cell polarity, cell signalling and tumour suppression. However, how E-cadherin dysfunction promotes tumour progression is poorly understood. Here we show that the actin-capping protein heterodimer, which regulates actin filament polymerization, has a dual function on DE-cadherin in restricted Drosophila epithelia. Knocking down capping protein in the distal wing disc epithelium disrupts DE-cadherin and Armadillo localization at adherens junctions and upregulates DE-cadherin transcription. In turn, DE-cadherin provides an active signal, which prevents Wingless signalling and promotes JNK-mediated apoptosis. However, when cells are kept alive with the Caspase inhibitor P35, the activity of the JNK pathway and of the Yorkie oncogene trigger massive proliferation of cells that fail to stably retain associations with their neighbours. Moreover, loss of capping protein cooperates with the Ras oncogene to induce massive tissue overgrowth. Taken together, our findings argue that in some epithelia, the dual effect of capping protein loss on DE-cadherin triggers the elimination of mutant cells, preventing them from proliferating. However, the appearance of a second mutation that blocks cell death may allow for the development of some epithelial tumours.
|Barbara Jezowska; Beatriz García Fernández; Ana Rita Amândio; Paulo Duarte; Cláudia Mendes; Catarina Brás-Pereira; Florence Janody
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BRETT HOFFMAN: Don't Look Twice is dominating aged events
The explosive cutting horse Don't Look Twice has been one aged event competitor to be reckoned with.
The National Cutting Horse Association's aged event circuit features horses ages 3 through 6 and pays the bigger prize money. Don't Look Twice's NCHA earnings have climbed to more than $500,000 since the mare debuted three years ago.
While competing at last week's West Texas Futurity in Amarillo, Don't Look Twice and superstar rider Phil Rapp clinched the Classic open division title after turning in a remarkable score of 227.5. The victory earned the horse's owner, the Waco Bend Ranch of Weatherford, the $11,000 prize.
Rapp, whose NCHA career earnings exceed $7.3 million, said Don't Look Twice, a 6-year-old mare, has all the elements of a big-time competitor.
"She could be compared to a five-tool baseball player who can hit, run bases, throws and does a number of things well," Rapp said. "She's so intelligent. Her talent plus her mental strategy makes for a good horse. She can run and hold a hard cow and be pretty on a soft cow.
After Don't Look Twice graduates from the aged event circuit this season, Rapp said the mare probably will be shown on the NCHA's weekend circuit. Rapp said Don't Look Twice will be campaigned enough to qualify for the Fort Worth-based NCHA World Finals, which is now conducted in late November, in conjunction with the NCHA Futurity.
In fact, Don't Look Twice has enough earnings to qualify for the 2011 World Finals in November. In the NCHA's open division world title race, Don't Look Twice is ranked third with $26,079.
"She's gotten a whole lot better with age," Rapp said. "She's gotten stronger and more seasoned. She's so sound and that has kept her from developing bad habits."
Don't Look Twice is a granddaughter of Tap O Lena, another memorable horse that helped Rapp fill his saddle bags with money in the 1990s.
"Tap O Lena was faster," Rapp said. "But Tap O Lena didn't have the mental processing abilities that Don't Look Twice exhibits. Don't Look Twice also has a great ability to stop. She's the best horse I've ever shown."
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Brody Beaver, 20, of Huntsville, the son of eight-time Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world champion Joe Beaver, and his wife, Jenna, died Wednesday morning.
The younger Beaver was finding his niche as a cutting horse competitor. In 2009, Brody Beaver rode a 14-year-old bay gelding named Ali to the boys cutting championship at the National High School Finals Rodeo in Farmington, N.M., receiving a trophy saddle, buckle and scholarship to attend Weatherford College. He also was a prizewinning NCHA competitor.
It marks the second consecutive week that a son of a former world champion has perished. Aaron J. Custer, 18, of Elk City, Okla. — the eldest son of 1992 World Champion Bull Rider Cody Custer — was killed in an Aug. 16 auto wreck.
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