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Species Profile
Columbia Spotted Frog
Scientific Name: Rana luteiventris
Taxonomy Group: Amphibians
Range: Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta
Last COSEWIC Assessment: May 2000
Last COSEWIC Designation: Not at Risk
SARA Status: No Schedule, No Status
Quick Links: | National Recovery Program | Documents
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Clarksville, TN – To be considered under the new Austin Peay State University Athletics Hall of Fame Honors category, a student-athlete, coach or athletic administrator must have completed their eligibility/employment/tenure at least 50 years ago, whose credentials may be difficult to judge due to the passage of time when evaluated with nominees from more recent eras.
Andrew "Loro" Lorentzson is the perfect example as such and an important reason why the Honors category was established. He will be one of three people, joining Governors baseball coach Gary McClure and longtime team physician Dr. Cooper Beazley, as the 101st, 102nd and 103rd to be inducted into the APSU Athletics Hall, 9:00am, Saturday morning in a breakfast ceremony in the Dunn Center front lobby.
Lorentzson played basketball, football and baseball during his stay when Austin Peay was a two-year school. As a football player, he was an end and placekicker. He was a third baseman in baseball while a forward in basketball.
When Lorentzson began playing in 1936-37, the school itself was known as Austin Peay Normal-it was a two-year institution-and its nickname was the Terrors. They played in the Mississippi Valley Conference, comprised mostly of four-year schools.
It was basketball where "Loro" made his name. In fact, he was the first star for head coach Fred Brown. In 1936-37, despite playing against older four-year school competition, Lorentzson averaged 13.1 points per game, scoring a then-school record 288 points. Despite an overall 8-14 record, the Terrors finished with a fourth-place 6-5 Mississippi Valley record.
A year later, Austin Peay withdrew from the Mississippi Valley Conference to join the Southeastern Conference of Junior Colleges, a more reasonable fit for the two-year institution. Austin Peay opened that season playing Vanderbilt in Nashville. The Govs lost a nail biter, 43-42, with Lorentzson scoring 20 of APSU's 42 points.
Later that year Austin Peay played in the Southeastern Junior College Championship-it was during the tournament the nickname Governors literally was born by one of the Chattanooga papers, with use occurring the following (1939-40) season.
In the semifinal, Lorentzson again led the way with 17 points as Austin Peay defeated St. Bernard, 59-35. That put Austin Peay Normal into the finals against Middle Georgia and the Clarksville-based school captured a 54-52 win. Lorentzson was one of five Normal players in double figures, ending with 12 points. As a result of his efforts-averaging 14.5 points per game during the four games, Lorentzson was chosen to the all-tournament team.
After leaving Austin Peay, Lorentzson studied math at Centre College, earning All-America honors while playing basketball there, before receiving his bachelor's in math from Eastern Kentucky. Later he earned his master's in education from Kentucky. He used those degrees to teach math and coach in Kentucky, Georgia and later Naples, FL.


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27 People Who Got Busted Doing Things They Shouldn't Have.
Everyone's been caught doing something wrong before -- whether it was cheating on an exam in school, staying out past your curfew, or sometimes even disobeying the law.
But have your ever been caught in the act of doing something extremely embarrassing? Or even worse... Getting caught on camera of whatever it was that you were doing. It's the worst thing that could happen as it becomes a memory that can always be revisited.
Well it's the worse thing that can happen to the person who got busted... It's the best thing that can happen to us readers and viewers.
#1. C'mon Ryan, you can be more professional than that.
#2. We weren't doing anything!
#3. Some people just don't think.
#4. Not anymore.
#5. Hate to see you go but love watching you walk away.
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July 21 2013
Westwood can't convert 54-hole lead
Lee Westwood has eight top-three finishes in majors since 2008. (Carr/Getty Images)
Lee Westwood moved to Florida before this season to aid his quest for his first major championship. He gave himself a great chance to claim that first title at a Grand Slam event, but couldn't convert a two-shot lead after 54 holes into a victory.
He shot 4-over 75 on Sunday instead, finishing in third place with Ian Poulter and Adam Scott at 1-over 285, four shots behind winner Phil Mickelson.
"I'm not too disappointed," Westwood said. "I don't really get disappointed with golf anymore."
Westwood, 40, now has eight top-three finishes in 62 majors, all since 2008, when he finished a shot outside the Tiger Woods-Rocco Mediate playoff at Torrey Pines. Westwood, a former world No. 1, recently enlisted former Open Championship winner Ian Baker-Finch as a putting adviser and Sean Foley as a swing instructor.
"I putted lovely this week. I made my fair share," Westwood said. "So there was a lot of positives to take out. I didn't really feel like I had my "A" game. I didn't feel like I was striking the ball well. I was amazed to be in the lead going into the fourth round, because every time I turned into the wind I was really struggling.
Westwood made his only birdie of the final round at the par-5 fifth hole, which he played 5 under for the week. He followed with bogeys at Nos. 7, 8, 13 and 16, though. He had plugged lies in bunkers on Nos. 7-9, resulting in two bogeys and a par at the reachable par-5 ninth hole.
"I didn't really play well enough today," Westwood said. "I didn't play badly, but I didn't play great. It's a tough golf course, and you've got to have your 'A' game. I missed a few shots out there."
Westwood also held the 54-hole lead at the 2010 Masters, which Mickelson won. Westwood shot 71 to finish three shots back.
"I wouldn't have done anything different for breakfast, or carried three markers in the pocket instead of two," Westwood said. "I never second-guess myself. So there's no point in doing it, you just do what feels right at the time."


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Publix has some very good buys this week on MILK ($2.99/gallon!), baby carrots, Honeycrisp apples, Ronzoni pasta, 7UP, M&M's, Arnold bread, International Delight Creamers and more!
These deals are valid November 12 – November 18, 2014.
Coupon in ad: $10 off the purchase of a gas card with a grocery purchase of $50 or more. Coupon valid 11/12 – 11/16. See ad for details.
Baby carrots, BOGO for .84 each – good price
Hass Avocados, $1.00 each
Bartlett, Anjou or red pears, $1.29/lb
Green beans, $1.49/lb
Yellow or zucchini squash, $1.49/lb
Plum tomatoes, $1.69/lb
Honeycrisp apples, $1.99/lb
Organic Golden Delicious apples, $1.99/lb
Fresh Express salad blend, BOGO for $2.00 each
Asparagus, $3.49/lb ($1.99/lb at Harris Teeter this week)
Russet potatoes, 5 lb bag, $2.99 ($1.99 per 5 lb bag at Kroger this week)
Florida navel oranges, tangerines, 3 or 4 lb bag, $3.49
Clementines, 5 lb box., $5.99
Turkey, frozen, .59/lb, limit 2
Chicken drumsticks or thighs, $1.69/lb
Semi-boneless ham half, $1.89/lb
Boneless pork loin chops, $3.49/lb
Tilapia fillets, $5.99/lb
NY strip steak, $6.99/lb
Medium white shrimp, $7.99/lb
Banquet Brown n Serve sausage, 6.4 oz., BOGO
Cooked Perfect meatballs, 20 or 26 oz package, BOGO for $4 - $1 coupon from 9/14 SS = $3.00
Dairy & frozen
Publix milk, 1 gallon, $2.99 – great price
I Can't Believe it's Not Butter, various, BOGO for $1.43 each
Coupons: .50/1 coupon from All You Magazine November, possible .50/1 coupon from 11/16 RP
International Delight creamers, 16 oz, $1.41 each - $1.45/3 coupon from Smart Shopper coupons link above
Green Giant Steamers vegetables, 11 or 12 oz bag, BOGO for $1.20 each
Klondike bars, 11 – 27 oz, BOGO for $1.73 each
Marie Callendar's pie, 28 – 46 oz
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Coupon: $1.00/1 printable coupon
Total after coupon = $3.00
Misc. Grocery
Ronzoni pasta, including Garden Delight, BOGO for .75 - $1/2 printable coupon for Garden Delight = .25 each
Del Monte vegetables, select, BOGO for .62 each - .40/4 from 11/9 SS = .52 each
Del Monte tomatoes, 14.5 oz can, BOGO for .58 each
Betty Crocker baking products on sale including:
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Frosting, $1.50
Coupon: .75/2 coupon from Smart Shopper coupons link recently
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Kraft BBQ sauce, BOGO for .79 each
Progresso soup, select, BOGO for $1.06 each - .50/2 coupon from 11/2 and 10/19 SS
Prego pasta sauces, various, BOGO for $1.10
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Quaker Instant Oatmeal, 9.8 – 16.2 oz box, select, BOGO for $1.50
Arnold rolls, select, BOGO for $1.79 each
Bumble Bee chunk white albacore in water, 4 pack or 5 oz cans, $3.99
Angel Soft facial tissue, various, $1 - .50/1 Publix e-coupon or .50/2 coupon from 11/2 RP or angelsoft.com
Suave anti-perspirant/deodorant, 2.6 oz, BOGO for $1.00 – possible coupon in 11/16 RP
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Location: Publix at Bradford, 1020 Bradford Plaza Way, Cary, NC 27519 (The store is located at the corner of High House Road and Davis Drive in the Bradford Shopping Center.)
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* No mobile coupons are accepted
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* Rain checks are only issued for items that are advertised outside the store (on the radio or TV, or in the weekly ad, mailer, or Internet site)
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What they said: Stuart ApplebyApril 19, 2012
PGA TOUR staff
MORE INTERVIEWS: Valero Texas Open transcript archive Q. Tested you a little bit??
STUART APPLEBY: It's testing. The breeze is obviously typical Texas. I'm still learning the course. It's my first year here so I'm learning the little nuances of where to be and where not to be, where to miss and so on.
So I'm still trying to develop my relationship with it. Certainly much more lusher conditions here this year than last year. Good, really good test of golf.
Seems to be a difficult course to go low. I think Adam, the year he won here, he shot some low numbers on the weekend. That's some pretty good golf there.
I think the breeze definitely adds an element and the greens are very raised and high and lot of slopes and lot of -- lot of surprises with balls moving.
Q. You played obviously Houston and done well there and this tournament moving to the week before the Masters next year.
STUART APPLEBY: Next year? I'm not sure why.
Q. Justs a dichotomy in the schedule. When you look at this kind of situation, this kind tournament the week before the Masters, how much will it impact the field, do you think??
STUART APPLEBY: Good question.
Q. This year obviously the field is not, you know --
STUART APPLEBY: I think you'll get -- could you transfer Shell's field to here? Very different golf courses. That one I think sort of had a lot of Augusta resemblance.
I think from the patience point of view it's probably more of a test, mental test like Augusta is than maybe at Redstone, but Redstone probably has a bit green speed and bit more of -- you know, has the grass is similar, you know. I think the demands will be greater here but I think the conditions at Redstone would be more familiar from an agronomy point of view.
Q. Might attract some guys who might want to play the week before the Masters??
STUART APPLEBY: Oh, you're going to get Europeans, you don't have any Europeans here. You're going to get your handful of guys. You might get your Westwoods and Poulters and those guys. I don't really know. We'll have to sort of see how it pans out for them.


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To the editor:
The city of Lawrence is at a difficult juncture. There are citizens who want to maintain a "small town" atmosphere. There are those who want competition to hedge the unchecked cost of local retail goods.
Should Lawrence encourage growth? The city needs revenue, and halting development could be financial suicide. The cost of maintaining the city's infrastructure increases yearly. Increasing taxes looks to be the only means available to feed the city's voracious appetite for maintenance and improvement spending.
Opposition declares that encouraging growth and development is not the desired option. Therefore, increasing taxes must be the best solution. Possibly selective growth is the answer, but who gets to decide which businesses are allowed to develop in Lawrence? Is the decision to be made by the wealthy, the less fortunate or a group of folks holding city offices who have "everyone's" best interest in mind?
We can rule out city officials making responsible fiscal decisions. How about those "roundabouts"? They cost a great deal more to construct and maintain than a stop sign. Street repair should take priority over "roundabouts." What about utilizing city resources to survey every linear foot of sidewalk so they can figure out how to charge citizens for the repairs. Let's not forget about installing cameras at intersections to take pictures of cars running red lights when there are no license plates on the front of vehicles.
Change and growth are inevitable. Who decides?
Steve Turner,
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Matthew Wakeling wrote: > On Thu, 28 Aug 2008, Steve Atkins wrote: >>> Probably the best solution is to just tell the kernel somehow to >>> never kill the postmaster. >> >> Or configure adequate swap space? > > Oh yes, that's very important. However, that gives the machine the > opportunity to thrash. No, that's where the whole argument for allowing overcommitted memory falls flat. The entire argument for allowing overcommitted memory hinges on the fact that processes *won't use the memory*. If they use it, then overcommitting causes problems everywhere, such as a Postmaster getting arbitrarily killed. If a process *doesn't* use the memory, then there's no problem with thrashing, right? So it never makes sense to enable overcommitted memory when Postgres, or any server, is running. Allocating a big, fat terabyte swap disk is ALWAYS better than allowing overcommitted memory. If your usage is such that overcommitted memory would never be used, then the swap disk will never be used either. If your processes do use the memory, then your performance goes into the toilet, and you know it's time to buy more memory or a second server, but in the mean time your server processes at least keep running while you kill the rogue processes. Craig
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