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Winning on the road isn't supposed to be easy.
Winning with four turnovers is supposed to be next to impossible.
And winning easily on the road while turning the ball over four times is supposed to be unheard of.
But that didn't seem to bother the Magic on Friday night.
Monticello went to Buffalo, made a couple of big special teams miscues, as well as a couple of other less costly turnovers, and still walked out with a 38-23 victory that pushed them to their first 2-0 start in five years.
Of course, just like winning on the road with four turnovers, teams also aren't supposed to be able to run at will against solid opponents, breaking big plays seemingly on cue. But led by Jake Olson's 207 rushing yards, that's exactly what the Magic did Friday.
After a dropped punt snap gave Buffalo the ball on the Magic ten-yard line following a three and out (with a fumbled snap on first down), the Bison took advantage with a 2-yard rushing touchdown to go up 7-0. But then, the Magic responded. And quickly.
On the next play from scrimmage Jake Olson went untouched through the middle of the line, and then won the 70-yard race to the end zone to tie the game at 7, early in the first.
From there, the Magic started rolling. Offensively, they ripped off runs for chunks and connected on big pass plays. Defensively, they just kept getting stops. Even when the Magic made mistakes, they were quick to correct them. When Birk Olson, after shedding a handful of tacklers, lost the ball on the way to the ground, the Bison took possession. But, Olson responded.
On the next play he was in the backfield almost as quick as the ball was, hitting quarterback Jason Senger in the back right as he went to release the ball, causing it to float right to defensive tackle Adam Rossberg's waiting arms for a Bison turnover.
"A tremendous defensive play," said Coach Jason Telecky. "An NFL caliber hit."
Rossberg, who was on the receiving end of the turnover, also continues to make big plays. He's been in the middle of seemingly every other big defensive play for the Magic for the first two weeks.
"He's a gamer," said Telecky. "He's been a defensive tackle for a grand total of two and a half weeks."
After the turnover, the Magic again struck quick. Quarterback Matt Bonk found Hayden Laimer coming across the field and hit him with a strike, allowing Laimer to turn upfield and reach the end zone for a 25-yard scoring pass.
From there, the Magic continued dominating the trenches, helping to force three and outs on defense and allowing them to run the ball down Buffalo's throat on offense. After a short touchdown run by Birk Olson, and a Buffalo snap through the end zone, the Magic carried a 23-7 lead into the half. The lead could have been bigger, but Bonk just missed Will Bauman on a deep ball late in the half, and on their next possession the Magic turned it over near midfield when Bonk threw an interception after getting hit as he threw.
Still, Monticello led comfortably. And they would get even more comfortable in the third quarter, aided by another snap out of the end zone on a Buffalo punt, and a 60-yard touchdown run by none other than Jake Olson.
As the fourth quarter began, it was 32-7 Magic.
Then however, Monticello was reminded they were on the road, playing a proud opponent. One who wasn't quite ready to lay down.
Instead, Buffalo responded with a long touchdown pass, and after another special teams miscue gave Buffalo the ball on the one-yard line, they punched it in and got a second straight two point conversion to pull within 32-23.
On the ensuing possession, Monticello got just one first down. A big punt return set the Bison up deep in Monticello territory down just nine points. But then the Magic got the break they needed. On third down the Buffalo snap was low, and when it bounced away from the quarterback, Rossberg was there to fall on it.
If Buffalo's will wasn't broken at that point, it was about to be.
The Magic took the field with 5:46 left on the clock and a nine-point lead that was still in question.
Three minutes later, Jake Olson and his blockers had answered all questions.
Monticello marched the ball downfield, led by Olson's thirty-five yard pinball type run on a third and five, and eventually found the end zone as Olson carried it nine yards for his third score of the game, providing the final margin.
"I just broke down and went around Birk's block, which was amazing," said Olson. "I give him huge props."
As good as Birk's block was, and as quick as Olson's cut away from the other defender looked, there might have been something else at play. Neither defender seemed all too anxious to tackle a back who had already punished them for 200 yards on 14 carries at that point.
"If I give them a good hit, I feel like they're going to be afraid to come at me next time," said Olson.
On Friday night, the Magic had taken a few hits of their own, some of which were self-inflicted. But with the Olson moving company leading the way, they delivered a lot more than they took.
Friday night proved the Magic are far from perfect. But, it also proved that they are good enough to occasionally get away with it. Even on the road.
Passing: Matt Bonk 5-12, 88 yards, 1 TD.
Receiving: Hayden Laimer: 3-67, 1TD; Michael Witschen: 1-15; Sam Johnson 1-6.
Rushing: Jake Olson: 15 carries-207 yards, 3 touchdowns; Birk Olson: 11-79, 1; Will Bauman 7-45; Sam Johnson: 4-17.
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Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 4 "Killer Within" Review
Usually you'll get my recap and review of The Walking Dead Monday mornings, and this week I am a day late. I was out of town and had to DVR the show, which I then watched last night. It's been 12 hours since I saw the episode, and I can honestly say that I am still uncomfortable about it. Warning, shocking spoilers ahead if you aren't caught up.
I had heard this episode was very shocking before I watched it. I was very anxious when I started watching, and I was constantly guessing who would die. When T-Dog died, I sighed a breath of relief. It's not that I didn't like T-Dog, it was that I could deal with that a little better than one of the more core characters being gone. He had probably the bravest and best death yet, potentially saving Carol (we still don't know.) It would be tough to fathom the amount of courage it would take to hold back zombies eating your apart. Way to go Dog, we'll miss you.
So just when I thought that T-Dog would be the only to die, Lori starts going into labor at the worst possible time: right in the middle of fleeing from the zombies. To make a long story short, Maggie, Carl, and Lori are holed up in a vacant room where she is going to have to give birth. Of course it doesn't go well, and it appears Lori will not be able to survive the birth, she begs Maggie to cut the baby out of her, knowing that she will die anyway and this is a chance to save the baby.
At this point of the episode I couldn't sit down anymore. I don't think I've been more uncomfortable watching a TV show in my entire life… and that's a compliment to the writers. It was torture to watch. Lori gave a goodbye speech to Carl, telling him how proud she is of him, and telling him don't let this world spoil him. It wasn't a well thought out speech but it got the point across. It was rushed, messy, and in panic. And that's exactly how it probably would be in real life. Kudos to the writers, and damn you at the same time. The baby lives, and then Carl has to shoot his mother before she turns. I'm glad it was off camera, it would have been too much. Speaking of "too much," it was something I kept muttering under my breath for the whole last 15 minutes. Not because the writers went too far, but because it was too much for me to handle.
Then the most gut wrenching part of the episode happened when Rick learns Lori's fate. Carl walks out dead eyed along with a shell shocked Maggie and the baby. Andrew Lincoln had the best acting scene yet in this show. He should win an Emmy for that. When he looks at Carl and realizes that he had to put his own mother down, he loses it. It was very difficult to watch. I really honestly don't think I could watch this episode again, because it was so emotional.
Oh, and who unleashed the zombies on the prison people? Andrew, the prisoner that Rick chased out into the yard full of zombies. I was sure he was dead too, and looks like that came back to bite us. (For T-Dog, literally.) Oscar, the new big black guy, shoots Andrew and likely will earn Rick's trust. Looks like the remaining to prisoners could join the group.
Also, a few notes about Woodbury… The Governor continues to fascinate me, and scenes from next week look like we'll get a little more action in the sleepy town. We also learn his name is Philip, which he tells Andrea while flirting. Did anyone else see the look on his face when Andrea closed her eyes and took a sip of his booze he poured her? Pure EVIL. Then back to a smile when she opened her eyes. What was that all about? Michonne knows this place is a bad deal and something is fishy, but Andrea wants to stay, and they will for a couple more days at least.
This episode showed us that this show will kill off anyone. We knew its a zombie apocalypse and anyone could die, but I honestly didn't see Lori dying in the way she did. I think the writers did a great job. The whole show was a panic attack, and I felt as if I was running through the prison with them. Can't wait for next Sunday, but this time I may need a stiff drink to calm me down before it begins!

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Passing JavaScript Variables to PHP
I know you can do it because i've done similar with ajax in the past. (myabe i just did request i don't remember)
Anyway, does anyone know how to pass javascript embeded in a page to a remote servers php code?
Thanks SitePoint
It depends upon the context.
At which point is JavaScript supposed to send variables to PHP?
Is the PHP script meant to output something? If so, is the page sending the variables meant to output this somewhere?
Assuming you're talking about a non-AJAX implementation, and retrieving the variables from Javascript after a page reload.... Use the javascript to write out a value into a hidden form field, and use PHP to retrieve it from the $_POST.
PHP is meant to receive the request and input it into a database.
Is there a specific reason you don't want to do this through a normal form?
Also, are you using any JavaScript libraries such as JQuery? They make AJAX requests easier, so they're useful.
Im trying to create a google analytic's type app
so i want it super light to reduce pageloads so no jquery or other library containing non essential content
and cant use a standard form because the script will be included on remote webpages and is supposed to require no action on the users behalf(this post just got moved from the PHP part of the forum)
(new Image).src = "http://......?foo=" + encodeURIComponent(foo);
So make it think its an image and pass the variables to it?
if so thanks man, ill give it a try
(new Image).src = "http://......?foo=" + encodeURIComponent(foo);


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Farmed fish could go vegetarian
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Scientists from the University of Maryland have developed a plant-based diet that could wean farmed fish off of eating other fish for protein, making the farmed industry more sustainable.
A team of researchers from the university Center for Environmental Science's Institute for Marine and Environmental Technology said they found a plant-based diet that could support fast-growing marine carnivores, such as the increasingly popular cobia, instead of conventional diets of fish meal and fish oil, which require the harvesting of wild fish. The August issue of the journal Lipids recently published their findings.
"This makes aquaculture completely sustainable," Dr. Allen Place said in a press release. "The pressure on natural fisheries in terms of food fish can be relieved. We can now sustain a good protein source without harvesting fish to feed fish."
In this study, the team replaced fish meal and fish oil with a food made of corn, wheat and soy with soybean or canola oils while supplementing the lipids and amino acids from other sources. They found that this diet could support carnivorous fish as well as — or better than — fish-based diets.
I read John Schonwald's book, The Taste of Tomorrow: Dispatches from the Future of Food, in which he travels the globe looking for "the next big thing" in lettuce, beef and fish. He discovers cobia in the book — which I first had in Florida last year and have seen proliferate across supermarkets since — discussing the merits and pitfalls of farmed fish. To be sure, the industry has its issues, and it will be interesting to see if this research can begin to solve some of them. Read more about the UMCES study here.
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Coming in for a landing... one last time
Roper 70
Sorry to see this happen. I expressed my disagreement with some of the decisions recently with Defense leadership, and can only say that I wish things had been handled differently. Good luck to you all in whatever you do next.
Well I have now officially resigned with my fellow officers for the same reasons stated. o7
very interesting, wish anyone interested in fair play the best, but why is it so hard to come by in the eUS?
@Synesi: Well Air Force is part of eUSAF, we are no longer part of eUSAF, so I guess we cannot answer to that question. Ask someone who is in eUSAF.
Anyone in the AIr Force needing assistance can get it from me, and Ultramarines will help with any short-term difficulties in finding supplies etc. until the government can get the MU straightened out tomorrow and over the next few days.
I will remain in Air Force for the time being to aid in the transition. I will miss all of the officers who have resigned, however I hope to maintain relationships with you all! Good luck in your future ventures my brothers, and godspeed.
My hiatus is coming to an end and I see this. The officers I know and respect have resigned from the Air Force. VMA-214 for me I guess.
One last time, Aim High! For me, it was a real privilege serving under Air Force command. I own a great lengh to eShades, Roper, Daz, JB, unna and all the officer's team.
sorry to see this. it's never a good thing.
good luck, soldiers.
sorry to see this, we in the eUS Military know how you feel.
Aim High Brothers!
All of You are more then welcome in oldest and former official USMilitary ! We know how to appreciate good virtues.
Thanks to each of you for the help and advice given in my short elife. Sad to see you go. Much respect, and Aim High. o7
Respect for the hard decisions made.
Thanks for all you've done!
I'm sorry to see this as well, many of those officers were the ones who signed me in... promoted me into higher ranks and made my way into Delta Force. To all of you officers who are resigning, I thank you for all the work you did and I hope we can still fight together for the eUSA. I'm more a politician but I always respected Air Force and will always do, the same way I respect the great work done with it.
As for how the AF soldiers will be lead, new officers are being named.
(cont.) A new Leadership is to be presented soon. Air Force is not forgotten by the Government.
To all of you, resigning officers, my best of wishes to you.
To the soldiers who remain in Air Force, let's keep Air Force standarts and keep it one of the best MUs in the eUSA!!
Well this is not a happy thing... Good luck to all of our officers that left Air Force...
★ Aim High ★
Sound like fine soldiers. Shame you were forced to resign. Much respect, though.
thus the formation of another non-gov't MU based off disagreement of ideals... eUS Mil first, then the Cannon Cockers (sorta), and now Black Sheep?
It takes serious balls to stand up to the government like this. You all have my respect.
You all have my respect x2
Open you own coffer and stop siphoning tax revenue from the National Guard. Ligtreb is probably spinning in his eGrave over what the USAF and then later the UM caused within the JCS through wanton greed (aka 'infrastructure budget' in the weekly pilfering)
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"Come one, come all, step right up and take a whack at it."
That seems to be SEGA's motto when approaching the Alien franchise as of late. It seems everyone is working on a game set in Ridley Scott's sci-fi universe. Rebellion just took a shot at it last year with Alien vs. Predator, while Gearbox President Randy Pitchford has been very vocal about his company currently working on a game called Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Well, add another Alien game to the pile, as development house Creative Assembly has announced they, too, have an Alien title in the works. In addition, CA is already swinging for the fences, saying their title is aiming to compete with the Red Dead Redemptions and Batman: Arkham Asylums of the gaming industry.
"One of our big questions marks was that we didn't want to just make a game out of a film license – you know, just deliver the film and that's about it," said director Tim Heaton at a press event to announce the game. "We're aiming for the Red Dead Redemptions, the Arkham Asylums; that's absolutely where we want to be. We want to make a 90 percent game that's easily communicable to people simply because it's in that Alien world."
Alien, as it's being called for now, is Creative Assembly's second attempt at a core console game, the first being 2008's Viking: Battle for Asgard, which was liked by few, one of whom is our own Alex Keen. In the past, Creative Assembly's strengths have lied with strategy PC games, specifically the Total War franchise.
But it seems SEGA is quite jazzed about Creative Assembly's approach to the Alien mythos.
"Specifically, CA came to us with the pitch and we were super excited about it," says Gary Dunn, Sega's senior VP of production. "We thought long and hard about it, but if Creative Assembly is about one thing it's about high standard, and that DNA will undoubtedly flow through the console team into the game."
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ALUN Wyn Jones was bemused that France were given an additional 20 minutes in which to find enough points to beat Wales.
A series of collapsed scrums and penalties prolonged the match at the Stade de France, with Damien Chouly eventually touching down with 99 minutes on the clock before Camille Lopez's conversion secured France a 20-18 win.
Wales, who had been 10 points down in the first half, looked to have earned victory thanks to six penalties from Leigh Halfpenny.
Defeat leaves them second bottom of the RBS 6 Nations table following two victories from five matches.
Wales captain Wyn Jones said: "(A) bit of bemusement that we got to 100 minutes on the clock, minus time off.
"We felt we did enough to win that. The repeated penalties almost gave them a crutch to get to the end. We'll have to look at it.
"Irrelevant of what happened at the end there, we feel we're a better team than that. Two from five isn't good enough.
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With bleary eyes and ballooning waistlines from all the holiday revelry, today's our day to take the tree down, sip something low-cal and zone out on the tube.
It's not all football. After New Year's Eve parties it's fitting that The Hangover plays on TBS four times today. Or check out USA's "Resolve to Watch" marathon of Law & Order: SVU running from 6 a.m. today to 6 a.m. Wednesday. The best resolutions are the ones you know you can keep.
Here are some more TV marathons to keep you on the couch today:
My Strange Addiction: With episode titles like "Eats Toilet Paper," "Wears Ciapers" and "Drain Hair Collector," we're going to have to watch this TLC marathon of My Strange Addiction to feel good about ourselves before the New Year's dieting begins. Seven addictive episodes begin at 11 a.m. followed by 10 episodes of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, so your self-esteem boost is fully launched.
The Twilight Zone (Syfy): "There is a fifth dimension, beyond that which is known to man," Rod Serling first informed us in 1959. "It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity." Classic episodes starting at 6 a.m. today.
Storage Wars (A&E): Pop open a marathon starting at 8 a.m. with two new Storage Wars Texas at 9 p.m. and two new episodes of the newest Storage Wars: New York at 10 p.m.
Doomsday Preppers (Nat Geo): The network's most-watched series shows that people who worry about the end of the world and financial collapse are endlessly entertaining. Marathon begins at 8 a.m.
Dance Moms (Lifetime): The docusoap returns with several new faces all vying for the chance to become Abby's new favorite in the 90-minute season premiere at 9 p.m. today. But first, there's a marathon from last season starting at 8 a.m. and an inside look called Dance Moms Special: The Smoke Before the Fire at 8 p.m., in which "momagers" and daughters dish.
America's Next Top Model: British Invasion (Oxygen): See 12 episodes of models gone mad starting at 10 a.m. Former Britain's Next Top Model contestants compete against a new group of American hopefuls.
Final 24 (Current): The Current TV channel today is all about bright stars who flamed out too young. Janis Joplin's Final 24 at 6 a.m., Hunter S. Thompson's Final 24 at 7 a.m., then in the afternoon the final days of Anna Nicole Smith (2 p.m.), Nicole Brown Simpson (3 p.m.) a repeat of Hunter S. Thompson (4 p.m.) followed by Sid Vicious, Tupac Shakur and Janis Joplin at 7 p.m.
Swamp People (History): In a year of record ratings and the death of one of Swamp People's popular figures, Mitchell Guist, the History Channel will run a marathon of the reality show about the denizens of the southern Louisiana marshlands and bayous starting at 6 a.m.


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Roanoke, VA- The Pulaski Middle School Orioles took on the Woodrow Wilson Middle School Eagles last week right before Christmas Break. The Orioles started out well, as they stayed ahead of the Eagles the majority of the first half. Near the end of the second quarter, Pulaski's offense sputtered and they quickly found themselves down by eight at halftime. Woodrow Wilson Middle dominated the offensive boards in the second half and the Orioles failed to handle the full court pressure of the Eagles. The final score was Woodrow Wilson 55, Pulaski 34.
"The major difference in the game was our players were not boxing out well," said Orioles head Coach Anthony Akers. "Woodrow Wilson definitely won the offensive rebound battle."
Eighth grader Evan Austin led the Orioles with 8 points, followed by seventh grader Alex Akers with 7 points. Bryant Grubb, Jamall Edmonds and C.C. Grubb finished with 5 points each. Shawn Spencer and Trent Blankenship contributed 2 points each. Woodrow Wilson's Hutchiason led the Eagles with 18 points while teammate McCarthy had 14.
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A Lancaster man has been arrested after a rattled neighbor told sheriff's deputies she saw him exposing himself and committing a lewd act in front of her home.
Nicholas Moses McCullough, 30, of 1481 Victoria St., is charged with one count of indecent exposure.
The sheriff's office incident report said a deputy responded to a home in the 1400 block of Tripp Lane in Lancaster about 8 a.m. Sept. 7 after a report of a suspicious person.
As you stroll Lancaster's Main Street, your nose may be drawn to the roasted pork from 521 BBQ or the dogs and burgers at Hot Dog King, but curiosity pulls you toward the Shops on Main antique emporium.
What originally started as an interest in antique guitars has "exploded into this" says owner Hunter Fox as he walks around his store amid countless knickknacks and rare finds. Old Coca-Cola and Pepsi machines, countless automotive and street signs as well as local folk art line aisle after aisle.
Editor's note: This occasional column takes you behind the scenes with Hannah Strong, who has been reporting for a little more than a year.
I walk down a narrow hallway with the mother of a teen who was shot dead just a week earlier.
My heart pounds as I walk into a small office at the Lancaster Police Department.
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CLEMSON – The two rivals faced off on the gridiron last weekend, but Clemson University and Auburn University are united off the field in supporting the World Food Programme's efforts to defeat hunger.
"I am enormously proud that Clemson is exploring ways to join Auburn and WFP in our joint fight against hunger," said WFP Executive Director David Beasley. "Defeating hunger is an enormous challenge, but if we tackle it together, we know this is a fight we can win."
A Wednesday bond hearing in one of Lancaster's recent street killings revealed a suspected connection between that case and another murder two weeks later.
Prosecutors asserted that Allen Cooper, a 17-year-old Lancaster High basketball player killed April 26 outside Hope on the Hill, participated in the April 11 drive-by murder of Mar'Quise "Mini Me" Evans.
The Lancaster Police Department has finished deploying $78,000 worth of body cameras, one for each of its sworn officers, so if you have a brush with the law, chances are it will be part of a video database, available for use as evidence.
The city got a $74,000 state grant to pay most of the system's startup cost. But in return, the General Assembly attached requirements about what gets recorded and how the recordings are stored and used.
A suspect in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Daquan Blackmon was denied bond Wednesday during a hearing in General Session Court that revealed new details about the Aug. 18 case.
Travis Belk, 25, of Lancaster, is charged with murder and possession of a firearm during commission of a violent crime. Belk was arrested in Chester Aug. 24. A co-defendant, Quinterius Lamont Clinton, 23, of Lancaster was arrested Aug. 25 on one count of accessory after the fact.
Before giving the measure final approval Tuesday night, the Lancaster County Council reduced the new stormwater fee for Panhandle homeowners from $75 to $60 a year.
The fee will be added to upcoming tax bills and applies to the area from S.C. 5 north to the county line. That portion of the county (Indian Land) is now considered to be in Charlotte's urban area, with more than 1,000 residents per square mile.
Lancaster County will soon have its first no-kill pet sanctuary and will begin providing a safe haven to shelter pets by the end of September.
In June, the Indian Land-based nonprofit rescue group Paws in the Panhandle bought Palmetto Kennels, located off U.S. 521 just past Shiloh Unity Road north of Lancaster.
It's a change in direction for Paws founder Gloria Davey, who had bought land in Fort Mill and planned to build a shelter from scratch there.
A transformer problem cut electricity to 7,800 Duke Energy customers across much of Lancaster on Wednesday morning.
The outages were fixed within three hours, said Rick Jiran, Duke Energy's vice president of community affairs.
The problem disrupted numerous businesses and government offices. City Hall went dark, and the Lancaster County Economic Development Department and Lancaster County Veteran Affairs offices, both in the 1000 block of West Meeting Street, were closed.
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Custom admin bar across ALL network sites
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BP 1.6.2 activated on main site only
I and my design person are at a loss on this.
I don't want to hide the bar, I only want to edit it so that it is a custom bar on both the main site and all blog sites as well.
However, I cannot find any information on where I should do these edits. Changing things in the /wp-includes/functions.php only breaks the site while changing things in the /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/functions.php only works for the main site.
We have been trying to resolve this for well over a week now. Somethings work, some don't but none of the things we've found searching the internet give us the total solution we are looking for.
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-Customize the admin bar to remove the links and change the WP icon to an icon/link back to the main site from all sub-blogs.
-Add a drop down list of blogs which we can maintain manually.
-Add social network icons/links to our twitter/facebook pages.
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Carbonear - Will of Henry Penny (1844)This will was read, recorded and transcribed by SUSAN SNELGROVE, 2000. While I have endeavored to be as correct as humanly possible, there could be some typographical errors.
|Will of Henry Penny
In the Name of God Amen, this is the last Will and Testament of Henry Penny. I do will and bequeath to Ann Penny my wife, half the chooner Adilade too pants a cl? a pew in the Carbonear Weslian Chaple and every other movable article belonging to me with the exception of one small gun for Jacob Brite.
Henery Penny (x his mark)
Witness Richd Powell, Joseph Sims, George Taylor, Josehy Taylor, Moses Wilshear, Executors, January 5.
I hereby certify that the execution of the Will of which the foregoing is a true and correct copy by the Testator Henry Penny was proven before myself on the fifth day of June, one thousand, eight hundred and forty four by the Affidavit of Richard Powell, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto, and the same is hereby actually registered by me this day. Given under my hand the fourth day of July , one thousand eight hundred and forty four AD 1844.
John Stark, Registrar.
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HEARTS have warned 'walk-up' fans they face missing out on eagerly anticipated matches with Hibernian and Rangers after the club passed the 12,000 mark in season-ticket sales.
Supporters have thrown their weight behind Ann Budge's new regime since the millionaire businesswoman helped to bring the club out of administration in June.
The high number of sales means Robbie Neilson's team are on course to run out to a full home end for every match at Tynecastle in the coming campaign and fans have now been told the only way to guarantee themselves a seat for the high-profile games against Rangers and Hibs is by purchasing a season ticket.
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Bahrain feel the pressure ahead of Saudi return
A score draw will be enough to see Bahrain past Saudi Arabia and into a World Cup finals qualifying play-off with New Zealand but still the Arabic island country is feeling the pressure ahead of Wednesday's clash.
Milan Macala's side were held to a 0-0 draw in Saturday's home leg in Manama and, despite keeping a clean sheet, their Czech coach admits he is not sure whether to be confident or not.
"The first game was good and our players were impressive, but to be honest, I don't know whether the result is good for us or not," Macala told reporters.
"We wasted a lot of chances and were not fortunate," added the Czech tactician, who coached Saudi Arabia a decade ago.
Bahrain have never reached a World Cup finals while Saudi Arabia have competed in the last four.
Bahrain will face an intimidating atmosphere at the King Fahd International Stadium, where 65,000 fans watched June's final Group B clash against North Korea.
On that occasion the visitors escaped with an automatic spot at South Africa after a goalless draw and Macala hopes for a similar upset on Wednesday.
"The first-leg result puts a lot of pressure on our players in the next game, but this is natural as we'll be playing away and Saudi Arabia are at home and in front of their fans," said Macala, whose time in the Middle East has also included stints with Kuwait, the UAE and Oman.
"The first game was really hard for us, although we controlled the game, while Saudi Arabia defended deep and tried to hit us on counter-attacks. Probably the pressure on the Saudi players affected them."
Saudi coach Jose Peseiro was giving nothing away.
"It was a positive game in Bahrain from both teams who tried to score, but couldn't," said the Portuguese.
"Of course, it could have been better had we won the game, but we will give our best on Wednesday to win at home."
The winners of the Asian Football Confederation play-off will compete against Oceania Football Confederation champions New Zealand in a home-and-away play-off on Oct. 10 and Nov. 14 for a place in next year's World Cup in South Africa.
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Animal Care and Control director Doug Rae fired
The move comes after a morning meeting with Acting Public Safety Director Mark Renner. Rae held the position for nine months.
Rae's practices came under criticism from union employees and other agencies that work with Animal Care and Control. He took on the job in January 2009 and was put on probation recently following the complaints, which among other things concerned Rae putting more resources towards adoption at the expense of dealing with stray animals.
Renner said Mayor Greg Ballard's administration wanted Rae to focus more on public safety. He also cited statistics to back up the decision to let Rae go.
"So we have 2,000 more calls. We have nearly 2,000 fewer animals taken off the street. The response times have gone up some nine-plus hours this year over last year. And a decision was made to have fewer officers in the field performing those functions. When you look at those numbers, that is inconsistent with the mayor's approach and his vision for the city and for his administration," said Renner.
Teri Kendrick, who has no experience running an animal shelter, will serve as interim director until a permanent replacement can be found.
"I'm not an expert on shelter management but there are best practices out there that I can learn and there are people out there that do have experience and there are many partners in the community that have experience, and I intend to use all of those resources to the fullest extent possible," said Kendrick.
Rae, the city's first professional animal care director, came from Philadelphia. He was hired to turn things after former director Steve Talley resigned amid allegations of animal abuse and neglect occuring on his watch. Rae vowed to increase the adoption rate but clashed with union employees, who said he was "disrespectful." Several animal welfare groups, meantime, including the Humane Society of Indianapolis, said Rae refused to collaborate.
"For whatever reason, we didn't have Animal Care and Control at the table in that process and it's frustrating, because we need them. They're the biggest kennel in town," said John Alshire, Humane Society of Indianapolis.
While Indy Feral's Lisa Tudor declined to comment about her interactions with Rae, she said, "I don't think it has to strictly be public safety or animal welfare. I think we can have a healthy balance between the two."
Rae's probationary period came to an end last week. It also coincided with Warren Patitz, an advisory board chairman for Animal Care and Control, being removed from his position by the mayor's office. He was appointed by the mayor last year to head the board.
Rae's supporters held an afternoon news conference at the Broad Ripple Dog Park. While not surprised at Rae's firing, Patitz said he was "disappointed in the Humane Society and Indy Feral for orchestrating a campaign to oust Mr. Rae."
Patitz and others disputed Renner's numbers and the reasons for Rae's firing.
"It's not about the animals. It's all about politics, power and control," said Patitz.
Greg Brush, another Rae supporter, said he feared the shelter "would go back to the way it was before Doug Rae was on board." He said Rae was trying to improve conditions by making employees accountable.
As for the shelter's latest director, Brush said, "I think she'll find it a challenging job to do well, because you have a lot of people to satisfy."
Kendrick, though expected to be on the job just six months, becomes the fourth shelter director in the last two years. She said her first order of business will be a review of operations.
Renner said as he searches for a replacement, the city will consider other possibilities of the troubled shelter, including privitization.
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Back Seat Ponderings
Mom, do donkeys ever get sick?
I was just driving to the grocery store, feeling the warmth on my head thru the sun roof, when Truman piped up out of nowhere with this question. 'huh?" I said. " Do donkeys ever get sick? " I had to answer him, explaining that donkeys probably get sick, but I've never really seen a sick one. All I wanted to say was " what in the world made you think of that?" So I did. He explained in a very matter of fact way that he just thought that if there are animal doctors called vets, (which he learned about on Animal Planet yesterday), then animals must get sick, so he wondered if donkeys were one of those animals.
I find it so refreshing that kids verbalize the bizarre questions that run through their heads, never stopping to think that they might sound goofy asking them out loud. Can you imagine what would happen if we removed the logical filter that prohibits our random thoughts from flying out of our mouths? My husband probably wishes I had a little tighter fit on mine sometimes. How freeing would it be to let the crazy questions fly?
Okay, no joke, as I am writing this Truman is playing G.I. Joes at my feet. He just looked up and said " do all snakes swim?" I'm wrapping this up to go on-line and find out.


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Walk Like MADD 5K and MADD Dash 5K
INDIAN ROCKS BEACH Mothers Against Drunk Driving will host its fifth annual Pinellas County Walk Like MADD 5K and MADD Dash 5K Run Friday, Sept. 19. Sponsored by Bright House Networks, the family-oriented event will be held on Indian Rocks Beach with festivities beginning at 5 p.m. and lasting until 9 p.m.
Event planners hope to raise $35,000 to help further MADDs mission to eliminate drunk driving, support the victims and families of DUI crashes, and prevent underage drinking. The event also strives to rally support for MADDs educational programs and victim services in Pinellas and Pasco counties. All proceeds raised from the event remain in the community to further MADDs life-saving mission of supporting and educating local families and youth on the tragic effects of drunk driving.
Participation is open to the public, and team participation by corporations, churches, and schools is encouraged. Registration is $15 for participants ages 5 to 21 and $20 for those ages 21 and over and includes a T-shirt and participation in the food, fun, and festivities.
Event include food from local restaurants and a musical performance by a surprise guest. For more information about the walk, please visit
Butterfly gloWalk, 5K Fun Run and Party
ST. PETERSBURG My Hope Chest is joining in the fun of charity runs and walks this fall and adding spice to the mix. The inaugural Butterfly gloWalk, 5K Fun Run and Party will take flight on Pass-A-Grille Beach Saturday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m.
The charity event begins at dusk for an evening of fitness and fun along the shoreline of the Gulf of Mexico. The party begins at the finish line at Hurley Park during awards, with food, competition games, libations and more supporting My Hope Chests mission providing breast reconstruction to uninsured and under insured breast cancer survivors.
My Hope Chests unique mission helps breast cancer survivors transform into butterflies, said My Hope Chest founder Alisa Savoretti. We are hoping Tampa Bay businesses, groups and individuals that have supported breast cancer walks in the past will join our unique beach crusade of happiness this year to help finish for women what breast cancer had started.
Just as a caterpillar may see its world coming to an end before it becomes a butterfly, women facing breast cancer are terrified by the unknown. Still, of those that survive treatment, many are unable to heal physically and emotionally because they lack the means for breast reconstruction. This is where My Hope Chest steps in.
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My Hope Chest will share a portion of proceeds to support local bill pay organizations that help patients in treatment.
For more information about My Hope Chest call 452-7705, email
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When California's tax revenues began to increase, it complicated Gov. Jerry Brown's months-long campaign for raising income, sales and car taxes.
Republicans went so far as to contend that with the revenue surge, the state's budget deficit could be closed without raising taxes at all — no small matter, since Brown would need at least a few GOP votes to enact his budget plan.
The governor, who had argued that the taxes are needed to forestall catastrophic cuts in education and other services, switched rhetorical gears Monday as he revised his budget. His new pitch is that while new taxes are needed to close a smaller operating deficit, the "top priority" would be to repay a "wall of debt" that the state has acquired during years of deficits.
"The wall of debt has to be brought down," Brown told reporters, dismissing the Republican plan as one that would put the state "back into the hole again." He pegged the deficit debt at nearly $35 billion and pledged to reduce it to $6 billion in the next three years.
The governor and his minions went to extraordinary lengths to make the overall debt problem, now and in the future, appear as menacing as possible — even counting bonds that have not yet been sold.
Embellishments aside, the state has certainly gone overboard on borrowing over the last decade, not only up-front debt such as bonds, but back-door borrowing such as deferrals of payments to schools and local governments and shifts from special funds.
Paying it down should be a priority use of the gush in revenues that are expected from a gradually improving economy and, if enacted, new taxes.
With the additional taxes, Brown's budget sees general fund revenues surging nearly 25 percent from $96.8 billion in 2011-12 to $119.5 billion in 2014-15, about three times as fast as population growth and inflation combined. And the Legislature's Democrats and their allies, such as public employee unions, would clearly prefer to spend the extra billions on education and health and welfare programs, not reducing the state's debt.
Brown's debt-reduction pledge probably would require some kind of constitutional spending limit to enforce — one that limited year-to-year increases in spending and required revenues above that limit to be used for debt retirement.
Brown said Monday he's willing to include a spending limit in the package that goes before voters, but was not specific. Unions and Democratic legislators have been leery, and it's been one of the major hang-ups to any kind of bipartisan deal on the budget, along with GOP demands for public pension reforms.
Brown's new budget moves a bit closer to the Republican position on fiscal priorities — but it also means he has put a bit more distance between himself and his fellow Democrats. That means a deal is still elusive.
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Easy Does It argues that housework is really too difficult for men; it takes women's singular energy and endurance, aided by labor-saving devices, to get the job done. True to form, this Jam Handy production penetrates machines to show how they work, comparing the energy expended in ironing, say, with a bricklayer's efforts. "Here's to the ladies," the narrator drones, "the fair and the weak. Fair they are, we'll all admit. But who dares call them weak?" The narrator is really saying that housework is too taxing for men: "Women's work is not for sissies," he insists. "Most men would have a hard time of it if they were to change jobs with wife, mother, or girlfriend."
To support its claims, the film enlists the authority of science and engineering: little "ergometers" compute the energy necessary to perform certain motions. But the science is pseudo, invoked with a male smirk. Easy Does It also promotes feminized technologies for women's "special needs." The ultimate expression of this, and the justification for the film, is the vacuum gearshift, a "muscle-saving" device targeted at women. There's also a brief, semiconsensual "cross-dressing" scene, which interestingly enough was recalled twenty years later in American Maker, a spectacular institutional film made by Jam Handy for Chevrolet.
Easy Does It belongs to a long tradition of gender-based humor and, as might be expected, does not contribute anything new to the genre. (See The Best Made Plans for another example.) The film's attempts to debunk myths about woman's weakness and frailty quickly reveal themselves -- through patronizing language and goofy, demeaning imagery -- to be disingenuous and hollow. Although women's work is energy-equal to men's, it is trivial in social terms: compare sewing, cooking, and setting tables (acting within and upon the home) with pile driving, steam shoveling, and bricklaying (acting upon the landscape). The film's interest in energy and force is really a way of expressing concern with power relations between men and women; it quickly acknowledges woman's power while attempting to relocate it where it will have the least effect.
Easy Does It was a late entry in Jam Handy's popular series of "Direct Mass Selling" motion pictures, all produced for sponsor Chevrolet. One hundred and eighteen films were made for theatrical release with the intention of promoting the Chevrolet brand name directly to members of the public. They achieved wide circulation: in the first three years of their release, eighty-nine films were shown in 169,603 showings to 132,278,912 people. The films combined popularizations of science, engineering, and technology with a soft sell for Chevrolet, nowhere mentioning the sponsor's name. Still, every car is a Chevrolet.
Ken Smith sez: Using his usual bag of film tricks, Jam Handy shows that technology (particularly that employed by Chevrolet) is making the lives of the "weaker sex" easier. A jovial, pandering narrator points out the particulars while "ergometers" measure "units of effort" and labor-saving devices make life a breeze for "our American girls." Watch for the automated powder puff at the end. Sexist and fun.
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Here's to the ladies, the fair and the weak. Fair they are we'll all admit. But who dares call them weak? Our modern girls play as hard and with as much vitality and stamina as any man. How do they do it? Where do they find all that energy Ñ that seemingly inexhaustible store of pep and ginger? What is that ripcord resilience that lets the weaker sex play have the night then bob up, clear-eyed, ready for the next morning's work. This frail creature strikes her typewriter keys about forty thousand times a day. Spaces: seven thousand times. Shifts to capitals and returns the carriage more than a thousand times each. All together, a few ounces at a time, she exerts more than five tons of pressure on her dainty fingertips in one day's work. And, any way you look at it, women's work is not for sissies. Most men would have a hard time of it if they were to change jobs with wife, mother or girlfriend. The homemaker walks miles every day. From sink to icebox, from cupboard to stove, and from kitchen to dining table. Let's use some very special photography to compress the whole job of preparing a meal into a few seconds of time to see how many steps it really takes to get dinner on the table. Remember this is a hurry-up picture of just one meal of more than a thousand. Is that what you'd call a blitz meal? Even an efficiency expert would be staggered by the amount of chasing around and indoor road work that the little woman takes as a matter of course. There's the stair-climbing event, for example. Usually accomplished full-tilt and with an armload of brooms, mops, blankets, and sundry household paraphernalia. Here's another hurry-up picture of the clinging vine whizzing through a day's program that would leave the average mountaineer gasping for breath. Each trip up stairs is the equivalent of lifting her own weight twelve feet and at the rate of twenty trips a day, that's lifting about twelve tons of weight. Who said weaker sex? Ironing is another kind of work that's a lot of little jobs all rolled into one. Just iron one of hubby's shirts, for instance. The iron may have to be lifted twenty or thirty times. And since a flat iron weighs about as much as a brick, a day's ironing actually uses just about as much muscle as bricklaying. Flattening a towel or wielding a trowel Ñ even Steven. Had your iron today, Lady? Because men are being to realize how much lifting and pushing the little woman has to do around the house, more and more muscle-savers are being designed to make the little jobs easier. It's one thing to make six thousand separate scrubbing motions over a tub of clothes and quite another to push a button that does all the work. Here's another example of sheer brute force. Now let's make a super scientific test. You'll notice that this girl is wearing a very special thimble. In fact, it isn't a thimble at all but a gadget of springs and levers to measure the amount of force needed to sew on a button. And it's called an ergometer. According to the ergometer dial, it takes eighteen units of force to push the needle through the cloth just once. In sewing, stitch by stitch, that work adds up. Any man will admit that's a lot of work when it's called to his attention in the right way. And this is one way of calling it to his attention. This hurry-up picture shows that a stitch in time doesn't always save nine. And, anyway, who wants to save nine stitches when a machine can do all the work. A sewing machine is really an amazing invention. Especially when you stop to think that a man invented it. Yet it's simple when you know how it works. We'll slow this one down so that for the first time on a theater screen we can all see exactly what goes on inside a sewing machine. Well, there's the needle with a little loop of thread running through the eye. That's the eye right there, close to the point. The needle carries the thread down through the cloth. At the same time, underneath the cloth, another little loop of thread is being carried in a moving carriage called a shuttle. The shuttle moves past the needle. The loops of thread cross each other and form a smooth stitch. And so that's the way a sewing machine takes the place of a lot of needless needle-nudging and keeps everyone in stitches. Amazing. In the early days of motoring, no woman in her right mind would tackle the job of starting the engine because the job had to be done the hard way. 'Let George do it' was the slogan. And ever since, men have bragged about being the better drivers. Then the muscle-savers got to work and the self-starter put the woman driver behind the wheel instead of in the back seat. But even recently a motorcar demanded a certain amount of athletic prowess on the part of the driver. For example, in shifting gears. Let's hook up one of these work-measuring machines Ñ or ergometers Ñ to this old-fashioned gear shift lever to see how much muscle it needed to run through the gears. 90 units. Starting and stopping, parking and backing up on a full days' driving amounted to more than a ton of pushing plus about a city block of reaching. Putting the shift lever up by the steering wheel would cut down on the amount of reaching. But with such a short lever, it would be even more work to shift the gears. In fact, more than 100 units. To make this job easier, some sort of machine was needed to take over the muscle work of moving the gears in and out of mesh. Yet, because the speed of the car and the conditions of load are never twice quite the same, a certain amount of human judgement would help to shift gears quietly and smoothly. A muscle-saving engineer who went to work on this two-sided problem found that the vacuum produced inside the motorcar engine could develop plenty of power to do the actual work. And by means of a super-sensitive control, the driver could still be the real gear-shifting boss. The sensitive control can regulate the pressure in a powerful vacuum chamber so that the slightest movement of the lever will bring about a strong push in the desired direction, a push that can be controlled to follow the movement of the lever with infinite exactness. This device, connected to the gears of a motorcar, can do eighty percent of this work of shifting yet leave enough for the driver to sense response of the gears as they move smoothly into place. Now let's use that ergometer gagdet again to see how much undesireable exercise we've saved this member of the fair and so-called weaker sex. Now the dial shows about 30 units. Only a few ounces of push with the vacuum gearshift. And if you stop to think about it, that's a vast improvement when it's multiplied by the amount of extra driving that our American girls do nowadays. Now that the muscle-savers are busy, cutting down the amount of unneccessary work for woman and for men, we'll all have more energy left for play time. But there are still plenty of jobs left for the ergometer and the work-saving scientists to tackle. Think of all the energy that our charming millions spend in keeping beautiful. And if science is so darn wonderful, why doesn't some genius build a contraption like this. [The End. A Jam Handy Picture.]
opening sequence; woman riding horse TitleÊCards
woman starting helicopter; people ice skating, VS woman spinning on skates; people riding horses, jumping a fence; woman swimming; 3 women riding bikes, woman playing tennis; woman diving; woman playing golf; women playing soft ball; women water skiing; CU legs dancing(woman playing piano in BG).
CU woman's hands playing the piano, MS teenage boys and girls dancing; CU men's and women's legs dancing; CU woman's hands playing the piano.
CU woman's hands typing; VS woman typing
piledriver pounding metal object
VS woman in kitchen; woman setting table; CU complete dinner setting.
VS woman walking up and down stairs
MCU crane lifting dirt into back of dump truck.
woman ironing, CU man building brick wall; woman pressing towel; woman scrubing clothes with wash board in bucket; woman using washing machine.
VS woman sitting in chair, sewing; CU woman's hands sewing, using thimble with meter attached to it; MCU woman hemming dress; man is wearing dress for her, he does not look very happy about it; CU woman sewing dress; VS woman using sewing machine; VS of sewing machine parts working.
woman approaches old car; VS of man attempting to start old car, woman watching him.
MCU woman driving car; CU of steering wheel and woman's hand shifting gears, VS of woman shifting gears; CU of meter; split screen, top half contains woman shifting gears, bottom contains machine parts operating.
two men testing car parts; CU car part; split screen, woman shifting car in top half, machine part working in bottom half; VS of woman shifting car
VS woman driving convertible, CU woman shifting, CU meter, VS of woman shifting; woman driving car; woman sitting in parked car; CU woman's hand pressing button; VS of woman raising car roof; over shoulder shot of woman looking in rear view mirror placing powder on face.
over shoulder shot of woman looking in mirror (can also see reflection of bed room furniture in mirror) applying lip stick; CU of lid flipping open, two powder applying pads on rods come out approaching woman's face; they tap her on the cheeks, another one comes out tapping her on the chin.
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Sept. 13, 2002
Box Score
Columbus, Ohio - The Ohio State University's women's soccer team (1-4, 0-0) concluded the opening evening's action at the 2002 Ohio State Tournament with a hard fought 3-1 loss to Missouri (3-1-1, 0-0)Friday night at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
OSU was busy all evening on the offensive end as it registered 15 shots against Missouri's six. Nine separate Buckeyes recorded shots in the loss.
Ohio State head coach Lori Walker praised her team for their efforts but also expressed some frustration toward the Buckeyes' misfortune.
"This is just the way things have gone for us all season," the sixth-year coach exclaimed. "We play brilliant soccer, but we are unable to finish in the box. I'm not angry with my players by any means, I'm angry for them. We just have to find a way to finish."
The Buckeyes penetrated Missouri's end repeatedly and racked up seven shots on goal as opposed to Missouri's three. However, the Tigers made the most of their chances as they netted goals in each of their shots aimed at the Buckeye net.
Ohio State held the Tigers without a shot on goal for 45:43 of the first period before Missouri forward Shea Swododa netted an unassisted goal, her first of the season.
Missouri opened the second half scoring with another unassisted goal at 64:45 in the match. This time fellow sophomore forward Kristen Heil drilled the ball into the Buckeye net from 12-yards out.
Down by a 2-0 count, Ohio State continued their attack at the Missouri goal, finally breaking through on a penalty kick by senior defender Jen Miller (Centerville, Ohio)in the 76th minute. Miller's scoring opportunity resulted from deep penetration into the Missouri zone by sophomore forward Lisa Grubb (Portage, Mich.).
Miller and Grubb teamed up with freshman forward Colleen Hoban (Strongsville, Ohio) as they pestered the Missouri defense throughout the night. The trio combined for eight of OSU's 15 shots on the evening.
Missouri concluded the scoring in the 83rd minute as freshman forward Amber Swinehart booted a scoring shot from 35-yards out following an inbound assist from fellow freshman forward Erica Pusch.
In the opening match of the night, Bowling Green (3-1-1) recorded a 1-0 victory in a defensive struggle over the University of Pittsburgh (3-2).
The Falcons wasted no time picking up the offensive pace in the second half as senior forward Jill Conover snapped the scoreless tie, sliding a shot past Pittsburgh keeper Jamie Pellusi from just outside the six-yard box in the 46th minute. Freshman forward Leslie Dawley assisted on the play.
All four participating teams take the field to conclude the tournament on Sunday as Bowling Green battles Missouri at 11 a.m. and Ohio State plays host to Pittsburgh with kick off set for 2:30 p.m.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Gold prices rose Monday on high inflation numbers and continued low interest rates in China. Gold for February delivery added $13.10 to $1,398 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price traded as high as $1,400.20 and as low as $1,380.80 during Monday's session.
U.S. dollar index was slipping 1.05% to $79.22 while the euro was adding 1.44% to $1.34 vs. the dollar. The spot gold price Monday was up $11.30, according to Kitco's gold index. Inaction and high inflation in China were helping gold prices Monday. On Saturday, the country reported that inflation in November jumped to a two-year high of 5.1%, dragging year-on-year growth up to 9.6%. The number was widely expected but so was an interest rate hike, which never came. At an annual economic policy meeting over the weekend, officials promised a more "prudent" economic policy targeting certain areas for growth and tempering inflation. The expectation is that China will be forced to raise interest rates but officials are putting off this move in order to keep its local currency low for as long as possible. The delay only adds to negative high interest rates in the country which is a perfect storm for gold prices. Real interest rates are the interest rate minus the inflation rate. According to reports, one-year deposit rates in China are 2.5% and with inflation at 5.1%, the real interest rate is negative 2.6%. Gold becomes attractive when rates are negative because the yuan is literally worth less. If real rates are at negative 2.6%, money is being valued at a lower rate gold becomes a safer place to preserve wealth. China did raise the amount banks must hold in their reserves by 50 basis points Friday to fight inflation, but the move is the sixth time this year and isn't expected to take enough money out of circulation to tame growth. The "increasing inflation pressure in China creates a positive environment to future bullion gains with the metals to remain underpinned by dip-buying," writes James Moore, analyst at thebulliondesk.com in his daily metals report.


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I do like the CEJ a lot, except for the scent. Everything else I use is CJ; it would be nice to have the option of ordering all at once straight from CJ.
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Lois Goodman, 70, who has served as a line judge for several years at tennis' U.S. Open, was arrested in New York on Tuesday in connection with the alleged April 17 beating death of her husband at their Woodland Hills home. Goodman was in New York preparing for this year's U.S. Open, which begins there next week.
She initially told police that her husband, Alan Goodman, 80, had fallen down the steps, had a heart attack and managed to get back upstairs to his bed, but prosecutors said Tuesday that they believe otherwise.
"She bludgeoned him to death with a coffee mug," said Jane Robison, a district attorney's spokeswoman.
"It was a homicide. He had multiple sharp-force injuries," said Ed Winter, assistant chief of investigations for the Los Angeles County coroner's office.
Lois Goodman was profiled in a Times article in 1994 and described herself as a lifelong tennis fan.
"It's exciting," Goodman said at the time. "This is my favorite sport and I'm out there rubbing shoulders with the best players. There's no real way to describe it."


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Damn, on the same day? Must be something in the stars to explain thier size!
Happy B-Day!
Happy Birthday guys.
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Happy B-Day!
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Walk it off...
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My B-Day started about 3 weeks ago with my new roommate and a hell of a bender..I may stop drinking sometime next week
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Venkatesh plays guest role in Naga Chaitanya's movie - Tv9
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Actor Venkatesh has played a guest role in Naga Chaitanya's upcoming movie Premam. Premam became superhit in Malayalam. Naga Chaitanya is playing a lead male role in Telugu remake version of Premam. Naga Chaitanya had already shared screen space with his grandfather Akkineni Nageswara Rao and father Nagarjuna. Now, he also acted with his uncle Venkatesh in Premam. Movie will hit screens soon.


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DUNEDIN — Two days after a fire destroyed a Dunedin candle manufacturer's workshop, bees continued to flit about the fragrant charred remains.
For 15 years, Clearwater Candles owner Steve Eychas had sold handmade votives, pillars and other candles — mostly to area churches — out of the storage warehouse tucked behind the strip center he owns at 1430 Main St.
The white warehouse with red trim also housed Angel Jack Candles, which sold scented candle varieties to gift shops and other businesses.
Unfortunately, Eychas said, the ingredients inside provided just the right fuel for a blaze that struck about 11 a.m. Sunday, days before the business' peak season.
"Around Easter, I do more business in the next 30 days as far as volume of candles than I'll do in the next six months. It's a special holiday and (churches) use very large candles and they have the 40 days of Lent," he said. "This is the worst time to happen. ... It's pretty totaled."
Eychas was at the shop much of Monday and Tuesday, combing through blackened cardboard boxes, melted plastic storage units and other debris for salvageable items.
Firefighters have ruled the inferno "purely accidental," saying an overloaded electrical box was behind the $110,000 worth of damage to Eychas' shop.
He said Clearwater Candles had been a 50-year-old Tampa Bay area fixture when he purchased it in the late 1990s, then later also started Angel Jack.
Eychas said his clientele includes as many as 30 Greek Orthodox, Serbian and other churches in Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough counties, as well as a couple in Miami and Port Charlotte.
He said he also hand-delivered Christmas luminaries purchased by residential subdivisions and donated candles to veterans organizations.
Calling the candle-making process "relaxing," Eychas recounted how bees would often slip through the warehouse's single window to light on his fingers as he repeatedly dipped into a vat of 100 percent beeswax (or sometimes paraffin or a blend) until the product was the correct size.
The 56-year-old Clearwater man said he was at home raking leaves Sunday when a business tenant phoned with news of the fire.
Authorities say it took crews from Dunedin, Clearwater and Palm Harbor about 45 minutes to bring the fire under control.
Eychas arrived to find smoke rushing at firefighters who had ripped the warehouse doors away and had begun pulling debris into the parking lot. A boutique, thrift shop and window shop in the adjacent complex weren't affected.
"They (firefighters) did what they could. They were fighting something that had a lot of fuel for the fire to keep going," Eychas said.
He expects the insurance adjuster to stop by this morning. And he plans to call his clients within the next few days with referrals to a Chicago company he's talking to about processing those orders.
Meanwhile, Eychas will ponder whether to start from scratch.
While "enjoyable," he said the business wasn't his sole livelihood. He would have to replace his antique equipment with more modern stock and cited the raised price of wax.
"It's a life-changing thing," Eychas said of the fire. "I'll have to cross that bridge when I get a little further along."
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|Toti, May 17, 1984; Clara M, May 13,1983; Wewi, September 7th, 1990
|San Martín de los Andes, Argentina
|Rap Fusion
|Fémina is a rap fusion group characterized by our poetry, for playing around with words, for our metrics and rhythms. We seek to break the forms of hip hop and create new ones, to transmit the same ideas in many distinct ways, to unite styles and genres and take from them what influences and teaches us and transform them into new music. We fuse theatrics with the power of instruments and sounds from diverse cultures to place ourselves in the epicenter of a global musical stage. We began as two members, Sofía "Toti" Trucco (voice, guitar, ronroco) and Clara Migioli (voice) in 2004 in San Martín de los Andes in search of a style that could mix rap, song and experimentation and open the doors to fuse genres like cumbia, candombre, chacarera, samba and bolero, rumba flamenca, funk amongst others. In 2009, already living in Buenos Aires, Clara "Wewi" Trucco (cajón, voice) joined the group; the current formation is Martín Lapidus (guitar), Sebastián Loza (percussion), Hernán Cassibba (bass), and Federico Isasti (drums). In 2011 we independently released our first album "Deshice de mí" which we have presented in places like Personal Fest, Festival de Otoño, La Trastienda, Ciudad Cultural Konex, Café Vinilo, Centro Cultural de la Cooperación, Niecto Club, Roxy Live, La Oreja Negra, Technópolis, Radio Nacional, FM La Tribú. In September we will start recording our next album which should be out at the end of the year.


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Elks request donations in holiday meal deliveryDec 20, 2013 From staff reports
Members of the Elks Lodge in Riverton hope to deliver 150 holiday meals to local families next week, but the group needs more donations from residents.
People are invited to bring canned goods and other food to an event at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Elks Lodge, 207 E. Main St.
"We're still really needing turkeys," Elks exalted ruler Cory Wright said.
The group will assemble the holiday meals Monday evening and deliver them Tuesday.
"We have turkey, milk, bread, eggs, celery, potatoes ... pretty much everything to make a good Christmas dinner," he said. "Then we fill the boxes with canned goods until we run out."
Santa will be present at the Sunday event as well. Parents are asked to bring a gift if they want Santa to give their child a present. Hot chocolate and cookies will be provided by the Riverton DOES.
For more information, call the Elks at 856-3600.