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The Grizzlies used a seven-run rally in the bottom of the fifth inning to take the lead for good and earn a 13-3 home victory in six innings.
After Galena took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the fourth inning, Reed rallied in the top of the fifth. Spencer Jones' one-out double off the left-field fence got things started for the Blue and Gold. With two outs, Roberto Velazquez singled through the hole between shortstop and third base, driving in Jones to tie the game at 2-2. It also knocked Galena starting pitcher Drew Anderson from the game.
Andrew Brown came on in relief and walked the first batter he saw, putting runners on first and second.
Brandon Autino came to the plate and ripped a shot down the left-field line that rolled under the fence for a ground-rule double. Velazquez scored from second, but Tanner Parris, who was on first, had to go back to third, which is where he stayed after Brown recorded an inning-ending strikeout.
However, Reed couldn't protect that 3-2 edge. In the bottom half of the fifth, Galena had four hits, was walked four times and got a hit batsman and an error that put a couple more runners on during an inning that saw 13 Grizzlies come to the plate.
It could have been worse, but the south Reno school left the bases loaded for the third time in the game.
Beau Cullen, Daniel Ferguson and Ryan Ford each had two-run singles in the fifth, leaving the hosts leading 9-3 after five innings.
"Honestly, they put that seven spot up in the fifth inning and pretty much killed us," Reed baseball coach Ray Charles said. "We had the two runs score and then had a ball go under the fence. The ball won't go under the fence on 90 percent of fields. That was just a bad break for us. Then we come out and let them score seven on us. That was definitely the turning point right there."
Galena didn't have trouble with the bases loaded in the sixth frame. No. 9 hitter Andrew Smagala initiated the game-ending rally by leading off the sixth with a double. Smagala eventually came home when a fly ball was misplayed in center field. An infield single by Ford and a fielder's choice loaded the bases with two out for the Grizzlies. Then, Dustin Granata came through in the clutch, sending all the runners home with a three-run double to right.
Galena got on the scoreboard first with a single run in the third thanks to Jeremy Rosenthal's line drive RBI single to right field.
In the top of the fourth for Reed, three straight singles saturated the sacks with no outs, but the Raiders only managed one run on an RBI fielder's choice by Tyler Marchant.
The Grizz then reclaimed the lead in the bottom of the fourth frame. Cullen launched a towering moonshot, clearing the fence in dead center field for a solo homer. Cullen finished the day 3-for-3 with four RBIs. Ferguson, Ford and Cole Fenner all went 2-for-4.
Velazquez and Autino led the Raiders with two hits apiece.
Reed (5-11, 3-8 in Northern 4A) concludes its series with Galena at 11 a.m. Saturday at home.


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i had my husband do NAET on me for the CO. i hope he hit the right spot; he's quite the skeptic and it'd been a few years since i needed anything cleared so i'm a little fuzzy on where to press. i'll try the CO again in a few days.
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I was in the Navy during most of Ronaldus' term in office, and through the beginning of the Pax Reagana. It was discussed openly in military circles. Why not? The Soviets couldn't stop it. They had to maintain the illusion of power to retain control of the people (similar to the dilemma that Saddam found himself in...), and the threat of the "American Menace" gave them justification for flexing their muscles.
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We are not a diverse campus at all, but I think most people are appreciative of minority groups. There are some people who are disrespectful, but that could be found anywhere.
I don't see a whole lot of diversity on campus, however I've found the people to be accepting of beliefs, economic status, sexual orientation, etc.
Centre students and professors are INCREDIBLY accepting, and encourage others to be who they are. With that being said, the campus is not racially diverse. It's predominantly white, but Admissions is working to change this (in a very proactive way). Also, there are international students from Spain, England, China, Japan, and other countries.
I have met a whole host of people. Centre by no means can boast about there diversity in the face of many other schools but there are many different people from many walks of life.
Centre is definitely trying to address its lack of racial, ethnic, and social diversity. It seems we are on the right path or at least on the right rhetorical path. The college has a board to increase diversity in the student body and in the college community.[http://www.centre.edu/academicaffairs/diversity.html](http://www.centre.edu/academicaffairs/diversity.html)"The Diversity Office works to increase the diversity of the faculty, staff, and students so that the Centre community will more fully reflect the racial and ethnic diversity of a global society."The admissions office this past year, I believe, admitted a class of students that was more than half from outside of Kentucky. This might seem like no big deal, but it's a significant step to increasing the national brand and getting more people from various backgrounds to campus. While it is true that Centre does have mostly middle-class students, Centre sports a wide range of students from various socio-economic backgrounds. "More than 85 percent of our students receive need-based or merit scholarships, grants, loans, and/or campus jobs." I know I couldn't have attended the college without the financial aid and merit scholarship I received.The college is predominately white. From what I've seen, this doesn't translate into racial discrimination though. However, white students aren't often sensitive to the hard transition it can be for minority racial groups into a nearly all white community. The Diversity Student Union is a great group that tries to increase understanding and appreciation of diversity among the students. The membership of this organization could definitely increase.The Posse Scholars is one of Centre's greatest assets in terms of promoting diversity. These students are wonderful and have really inspired me to be more aware of the beauty of all types of people.
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Centre isn't exactly known for its diversity, and walking around campus usually involves seeing a lot of people that look alike. Most students are Christian, from middle-class to upper-middle-class families, and white. The diversity at Centre comes mainly from exchange students, and Centre boasts a large number of foreign students who are studying on campus. What Centre does have, however, is students interested in a variety of things, possessing different sexual preferences, and having a variety of backgrounds. While Centre isn't exactly a melting pot, it is a school that provides, if nothing else, an education on worldly cultural, social, and economic differences.
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Sarah Mooney • James Madison | Huntersville, N.C./North Mecklenburg, So., Utility
Mooney was selected as the CAA Player of the Week after leading the Dukes to a 5-0 record with a .706 batting average (12-for-17). She recorded four doubles and a home run on the week to go along with 12 RBI, five runs scored, three walks and three stolen bases. The sophomore utility recorded at least two hits in every game and drove in at least one run in all five games last week. With her 12 RBI, Mooney moved into first on the school's single-season RBI list, breaking the record previously held by Jenn Chavez (2005-08). Mooney's home run was her 12th of the year, tying for the team lead and for the second-most in school history.
Jailyn Ford • James Madison | Hot Springs, Va./Bath County, Fr., Pitcher/First Baseman
Ford collected CAA Pitcher of the Week honors for the third time this season after earning a 3-0 record in the circle for James Madison with a win over Liberty and a pair of victories over conference foe Delaware. The freshman pitcher compiled an ERA of 1.40 over 20.0 innings of work. She fanned 20 batters in the three outings, while allowing 14 hits and just four earned runs. Ford walked seven batters on the week. The left-hander set a new JMU record with her 19th win of the season while also tossing her seventh shutout of the season and her 16th complete game in the third game against the Blue Hens.
Christina Gabriele • George Mason | Miami, Fla./Gulliver Prep, Fr., Pitcher
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Please welcome Christine Trent to On the Bookcase as she tells us about the fascinating research about Victorian-era funerals and undertaking she discovered while wrting her novel Lady of Ashes.
The inspiration for this book came from an unusual place: my writer friend, Mary Oldham. Sitting together at a writing conference one day, I was musing about what kind of profession my next heroine would have. I was considering something in the Victorian era. Mary said to me, quite casually, "Do you know what I've always wanted to read about? A Victorian undertaker." Wow.
After I got over the shock of that idea, my mind went crazy with possibilities, and the end result will be Lady of Ashes. Until the book's release, I thought I'd share with you some of the fascinating research about Victorian-era funerals and undertaking I've discovered.
Coffin vs. Casket, what's the difference? A coffin is a burial container in which it widens at the shoulders to accommodate a person's shoulders. Think old Dracula movies and anything produced for Halloween. A casket, however, is the modern burial container Americans generally use today, made of steel or wood, that is designed as an even rectangle with a rounded top.
Did you know that Victorians did not embalm their dead? In fact, the practice only took off in the United States during the Civil War, in order to cope with preserving dead soldiers—on both sides—while being sent home on trains.
Do you know why the Victorians didn't embalm their dead? They thought it an unseemly—and un-Christian—practice to fill a body with chemicals before placing it in the ground.
Guess why lilies are traditionally associated with funerals? Their scent is so intense that they masked the odor of decomposing bodies. While Prince Albert's coffin stood inside Windsor Chapel in 1861, the profusion of lilies was so overpowering that the guards had to be switched out every hour to prevent them from fainting.
First class or coach? The Victorians were still a class-conscious society, even if some of those barriers were breaking down. In planning your funeral, the undertaker—wearing a top hat swathed in black crape—would offer your family options appropriate to your social status. For example, if you were of high enough rank, you might have a funeral car with glass sides, interior curtains, and plumes adoring the top. Were you just middle class? Well, a smaller carriage then, no curtains and no plumes. For those of little means, your funeral carriage was more like a long, black open cart.
What's a professional mourner? Depending on your social status, your undertaker might hire professional mourners to walk alongside your funeral car. Dressed in black, the number of them helped demonstrate how important or wealthy you were. The same is true for the number of horses pulling your funeral car, the number of ostrich plumes adorning the horses' heads and your funeral car, and in what part of the cemetery you were buried.
Parade routes aren't just for floats. In America, the hearse (or, in Victorian parlance, funeral carriage) drives from the funeral home to the church to the cemetery. In Victorian England, the funeral carriage went from the home of the deceased to the cemetery's chapel. Except, it didn't always go directly there. For society people, the funeral procession would frequently detour through busy or fashionable streets, so that everyone could get a glimpse of what important person had died.
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These medicines may be available in other combinations to
treat HIV infection.
Nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase
inhibitors (NNRTIs) are antiretroviral medicines. They prevent the human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) from multiplying. When the amount
of virus in the blood is kept at a minimum, the
immune system has a chance to recover and grow
The use of three or more
antiretroviral medicines (antiretroviral therapy, or ART) is the usual treatment for HIV infection.
combination of medicines used for ART will depend on your health, other
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Medical experts recommend that people begin treatment for HIV as soon as they know that they are infected.1, 2 Treatment is especially important for pregnant women, people who have other infections (such as tuberculosis or hepatitis), and people who have symptoms of AIDS.
You may also want to start HIV treatment if your sex partner does not have HIV. Treatment of your HIV infection can help prevent the spread of HIV to your sex partner.3
The U.S. National Institutes of Health recommends one of the following programs for people who start treatment for HIV:3
When compared with people who are
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Antiretroviral therapy can also decrease symptoms of HIV
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The rate at
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Complete the new medication information form (PDF)new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services Panel on Antiretroviral Guidelines for Adults and Adolescents (2012). Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents
in HIV-1-Infected Adults and Adolescents. Available online: http://aidsinfo.nih.gov/contentfiles/lvguidelines/adultandadolescentgl.pdf.
Thompson MA, et al. (2012). Antiretroviral treatment of adult HIV infection: 2012 recommendations of the International Antiviral Society—USA Panel. JAMA, 308(4): 387–402.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Panel on Antiretroviral Guidelines for Adults and Adolescents (2011). Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in HIV-1-Infected Adults and Adolescents. Available online: http://www.aidsinfo.nih.gov/ContentFiles/AdultandAdolescentGL.pdf.
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Yes, I am sure that is the one mistake he's made... Oivey, must each fan make their own push for whatever player not on our team has somehow caught their attention? I think he should have drafted Spartacus when he had the chance.When we were winning multiple Super Bowls, not to mention going to one and not winning, after winning sixteen in a row and doing a great deal of winning besides all of that, no one here had an issue with Belichick or Brady in any way. Now each fan is trying to push the expertise they think they have that in fact amounts to a thimble full compared to the PATS head coach. The man has been in the NFL since the mid to late 1970's, before many of you were even born.Man it's like kindergarten around here this week. Stick around, we'll be adding up the numbers on the sides of the big cube in about five minutes, followed by milk and cookies.
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as they say, hindsight is always 20-20.
That being said, BB has had 7 years since 2004 to build/sustain a team; drafting is certainly a component of that. Obviously, some moves over the years have worked out well - others, not so much.I'm wondering if he desperately/stubbornly trying to hold onto components of a system that no longer work; including his own coaching philosophy. He's easily labeled a genius when calls go his way, and just as easily called a goat when it doesn't. I guess it's the nature of his position. Seems like more of his choices/decisions are not going his way this year.Not saying that all of the problems are his fault - plenty of that to go around to include all the players regardless of position. I think Brady is becoming a Diva and his own ego has caused him to make more mental mistakes this year. His emotion on display (when discussing things with Ocho), unfortunately, reminds me of Peyton. Where is that other competitive dude from 2001-2004 that we saw who didn't display that kind of "attitude" on the sidelines for the world to see?
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Its not that I expect everyone should hold the same opinions, not at all or that people shouldn't express them. However, when it leads to stupid threads about players we should have but don't or about drafts long gone and trades not made for some fan's favorite fantasy football player, well, yeah, I'm going to get a little exercised and express myself accordingly. The team as it is, is the team we are fans of, like it or not and it isn't going to change until next year, at which point every fan of every team in the NFL will believe, erroneously except for one team, that their team will win the Super Bowl that year.
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The purpose of this policy is to notify students of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and their sponsors of the UAMS regulations and procedures regarding student travel.
It is the concern of UAMS that the University be protected from claims and liability which might arise from occasions in which students travel off campus in order to represent the University. To insure UAMS protection, the following policy and regulations apply:
The term "Official Representation" shall include student travels only when the following conditions exist:
* The student or students are authorized by a Dean, Director, Vice Chancellor or Chancellor having authority to do so, to be "official University representatives" for the purpose of attending an event related to the accomplishment of University purposes.
* The University will benefit from the representation in a substantial manner.
* The student or students travel by University vehicle or by the transportation selected and approved for them by the person authorizing their travel.
* The student or students meet campus requirements for participation in extracurricular activities.
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NOTE: Students attending functions on their own initiative in the guise of being "from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences," with the institution deriving no benefit other than that resulting publicity, are not official University representatives.
(1) Due to the possibility of claims and liability arising from student travel, strict procedures must be established concerning the dispatching of enrolled students off campus for University purposes. Therefore, in order to establish students as official representatives of UAMS, the following procedure must be followed:
a) Faculty or staff sponsoring or approving the students must secure authority from the appropriate administrator of their college or division.
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Aasá, Asá, Asak, Asax, Assa, "Dorobo" (pej.), Il Konono, Lamanik, "Ndorobo" (pej.)
North, central Maasai steppe, Landenai, Ndovu Okutu, Lolbeni villages. Reportedly in Lemelebo, Landrobo, Naitomani districts.
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8b (Nearly extinct).
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Aasáx is being lost due to language shift. In 1999, it was reportedly spoken in central Massai Steppe. It was dependent on and absorbed into Maasai [mas] and nearby Bantu groups. Because of stigmatization, Aasáx speakers may identify themselves as Maasai. Smith (in Blackburn n.d.) mentions the number of about 100 people who have some knowledge of the language; this statement has yet to be verified. (Sommer 1992). Also use Maasai [mas] and Swahili [swh].
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Ethnonym: Assa. Lamanik and Il Konono apparently are identifications of ancestry and not the language. In some districts the Assa are nomadic.


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Current IssuesCurrent issues are located in the area on your right, after you pass the staircase, once you enter the front door of the library. Issues are kept until they are sent to the bindery, which varies with each title. The newest edition is on top of the shelf and previous editions can be found by pulling the raisable shelf up exposing the other titles. Newspapers are shelved in the Periodical Section and older editions are kept behind the Circulation Desk.
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Lately, my oldest daughter has taken it upon herself to begin arranging play dates and then informing us afterward. While we love her ability to be social at five years old, we do not have the opportunity to initiate contact with her classmates' parents and make sure we are sending our daughter into a safe environment. This usually results in an awkward situation and leaves our daughter in tears while we are forced to postpone the play date. Are we being paranoid? -- Chris, StrongMoms Facilitator
No i do not think you are being Paranoid. I under no circumstances will not send my daughter to a home where i don't know the people in it. Not everything looks just as it seems on the surface so i would certainly have a good chat with your daughter about why she is not allowed to make her own play dates. Instead tell her that if she wants to go play with so and so then she needs to first ask if it's ok and then you will consider it or set it up. If she undermines you and sets up her own play dates then i think it's important that you once again explain that she can not do that and as a result she can not have it. Hopefully the next time she will think to ask you first.
I strongly agree with you Brinny, it's a must that you know who are with your kids or who are the people with him/her. I do the same with my kid.
GOODNESS NO! Your are not being paranoid at all! Even when I was older my mom would always ask to meet their parents, as you should. If they are reasonable adults then they wouldn't have any issue talking to you and they would want to as well. If they are too busy to talk to you then don't send your child over, if they can't spare time to speak with you what makes you think they'll actually watch you child when they go over and visit. I don't think the child should be punished though, if you don't feel your daughter's friends parents place isn't suitable I'd say try and make it at your home.
Also, I'd explain to your daughter that you want to meet her friends parents, and if she wants to have a play date, then she should talk to her friend about talking to their parent(s) about meeting with you. Then she can set up a play date. Let her know that she has to clear all her play dates with you before she can go, if she can't do that, then she wont be able to go. You can speak to her about how it can be dangerous if you think you need to or she can handle it.
If she makes a playdate, why not ask the mom if her little girl would rather come to your house. That way you have time to get to know the child and the parent before letting your daughter go over to another person's house. I have also gone with my kids to their first play date and talked with the mom for a little while. Then if I did decide to leave, I only left for an hour so that I could run an errand. This is a good way to build up trust between you and another family. Hope this helps. Playdates can be awkward!
Obviously I agree with all of your posts, I guess the bigger issue is explaining to our daughter that she needs to check with us before arranging a play date!
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Barkbusters Storm Handguards for Tapered HandlebarsMaximum wind and rain protection for street and adventure-touring bikes! Learn More$137.99
Barkbusters EGO Handguards for Taper handlebarsUltra-compact full-wrap handguards ideal for tight off-road trail use. Learn More$128.98
AdMore Lighting LED Mini Light Bar with Running, Brake and Progressive Amber Turn SignalsShare your intentions while you share the road with the Admore Lighting LED Mini Light Bar. Learn More$129.00