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Police Log
Police Log
Items of note from Aug. 28-Sept. 6.
Blackfoot Police
OFF-ROADING: Aug. 28, 12:09 a.m.: A woman said someone is driving a car in the pasture next to her house.
THEFT: Aug. 28, 9:24 a.m.: A woman said some juveniles were at her residence during the weekend and now four PSP games and two controllers are missing.
GUN THEFT: Aug. 28, 3:35 p.m.: A man said he loaned a gun to someone and it was stolen from his friends car.
BROKEN DOOR: Aug. 7:55 p.m.: A man said he came home and found his door kicked in. He said nothing has been taken.
GAS THEFT: Aug. 29, 7:08 a.m.: A caller at Maverik said someone left without paying for $30 in gas.
SUICIDE ATTEMPT: Aug. 29, 2:48 p.m.: A caller said someone is trying to hang himself from a tree at Airport Park.
THEFT: Aug. 29, 7:27 p.m.: A caller at Walmart said the person who stole a sub woofer is in the check-out line. An arrest was made.
AIR CONDITIONED CAT: Aug. 29, 9:49 p.m.: A caller said a cat is stuck on an air conditioner.
BLOODY KNIFE: Aug. 30, 2:42 p.m.: A caller said they found an old knife with what appears to be blood on it.
THEFT: Aug. 30, 5:01 p.m.: A caller said someone who had access to their keys has stolen $545 from their vehicle.
LOUD BASKETBALL: Aug 31. 6:25 a.m.: A caller said the neighbors are back outside playing basketball and being loud.
GAS THEFT: Aug. 31, 6:30 a.m.: A caller at Maverik said a vehicle left without paying for $20 in gas.
PURSE FOUND: Aug. 31, 12:19 p.m.: A caller said they found a purse at the Potato Museum.
BAD DRIVING: Aug. 31, 5:47 p.m.: A caller said a truck is pulling a motorhome and the motorhome is fishtailing and they are worried there will be an accident.
FIGHT: Aug. 31, 7:03 p.m.: A caller said there is a fight at the carnie camp and they can hear people yelling fight, fight.
WATER BULLETS: Aug. 31, 9:27 p.m.: A woman said juveniles shot her vehicle with water bullets.
HIT-AND-RUN: Sept. 1, 1:11 a.m.: A man said his vehicle was hit while it was parked on Broadway and the other vehicle left the scene.
STRANGULATION: Sept. 1, 2:05 a.m.: A caller reported a strangulation. An arrest was made.
GONE FOR A WALK: Sept. 1, 4:41 p.m.: A woman said her boyfriend walked away from her at Walmart and walked into the trees and hasn't come back for 20 minutes.
SKINNY-DIPPERS: Sept. 1, 7:10 p.m.: A caller at the Best Western Inn said a couple came through the back door of the pool and dove in naked.
BREAK-IN: Sept. 1, 9:06 p.m.: A woman said she came home from the store had her home has been ransacked.
OUTNUMBERED: Sept. 1, 10:03 p.m.: A man at the Cowboy Haven said he is in the bathroom and there are five people inside the bar who are waiting to jump him.
SHOP-LIFTING: Sept. 2, 2:31 p.m.: A caller at Cal Store said they have a man detained for shop-lifting.
VEHICLE INJURY: Sept. 2, 11:08 p.m.: A woman said there is a vehicle parked and it has been spray-painted and there are CD's on the ground and the sunroof is open.
SOMETHING STINKS: Sept. 3, 3:45 p.m.: A caller reported a horrible smell in the 300 block of E. Walker St.
NOT CANDY: Sept. 3, 5:26 p.m.: A man said an unknown male gave a bottle of pills to his young child and said that it was candy. He said they didn't know if the child had eaten any.
STOLEN TRAILER: Sept. 3, 9:13 p.m.: A caller said their trailer was stolen.
BROKEN WINDOWS: Sept. 3, 10:34 p.m.: A man said someone broke the window of his vehicle and there are several other vehicles with broken windows as well.
BAG OF CASH: Sept. 4, 3:44 p.m.: A woman said she found a Zion's Bank bag that is full of cash.
ATTEMPTED THEFT: Sept. 4, 4:08 p.m.: A woman said someone has removed the screen from her kitchen window and pushed a chair up to the house.
IMPERSONATING AN OFFICER?: Sept. 4, 5:46 p.m.: A caller said there is a late model sudan that has police type badges on the doors and "to punish and enslave" on the back fender. They said it is made to look like a patrol car and there is currently someone texting in the vehicle.
AGITATED MAN: Sept. 5, 6:28 a.m.: A caller said a man is in front of a daycare and walking around in circles. They said he appears agitated.
STOLEN PURSE: Sept. 5, 10:25 a.m.: A woman said her purse was stolen out of her vehicle while she was at the post office.
CRAIGSLIST: Sept. 5, 1:49 p.m.: A caller said a woman came to her residence and said her house is listed on Craigslist without her permission.
CITIZEN ON PATROL: Sept. 5, 3:14 p.m.: A caller said a school bus driver is not making complete stops, speeding and swerving.
STARING: Sept. 6, 5:02 p.m.: A caller at Zion's Bank said a gentleman has been very suspicious and is currently on the phone and keeps staring at the tellers.
FRAUD: Sept. 6, 7:13 p.m.: A man said someone took his debit card and he received a call from a store saying someone was trying to use his card.


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(WHITTIER, Calif.) — The body of a man who police believe was murdered was found encased in freshly-poured concrete inside a California plumbing business.
Police in Whittier, Calif., said on Tuesday that they received information on Sunday about a possible homicide that had occurred in Santa Fe Springs.
"Detectives did some follow-up research and were able to make contact with a man named Juan Alberto Galviz on Sunday evening, and after some more investigation, determined that a homicide had occurred. He was placed under arrest, and we obtained a search warrant," community relations officer Brad White said on Tuesday.
Whittier police and investigators from the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, as well as cadaver dogs, went to the business Monday morning and searched the room, White said. The cadaver dogs hit on something in one part of the room. Workers broke open the concrete floor, and the body of a man was found there.
Police have not yet determined how old the man was or how he died.
Galviz was arrested in connection with the murder, which police believe stemmed from a feud, White said.
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SEA Hackers Muck Up CNN Sites
Jan 24, 2014 2:39 PM PT
CNN on Thursday became the latest media outlet to fall victim to hacking by the Syrian Electronic Army, and the group's second victim this week. Microsoft was targeted by the group on Monday.
The SEA hacked into and defaced various CNN social media accounts and blogs, the network's Catherine Shoichet reported.
"Tonight, the #SEA decided to retaliate against #CNN's viciously lying reporting aimed at prolonging the suffering in #Syria," the SEA tweeted Thursday.
"If you're a media person or media company, you ought to realize these guys are out to compromise you," Chester Wisniewski, senior security adviser at Sophos, told TechNewsWorld. "These guys started hitting the big media outlets -- the BBC, The New York Times, CBS -- about a year ago."
The attacks on CNN and Microsoft this week indicate "they don't realize they are targets, and haven't implemented two-factor authentication," Wisniewski continued. "This is the 21st Century, and they should wake up by now."
CNN did not respond to our request for further details.
The Hack Attack
The SEA hit CNN's main Facebook account, CNN Politics' Facebook account, and the Twitter pages for CNN and CNN's Security Clearance, as well as blogs for Political Ticker, The Lead, Security Clearance, The Situation Room and Crossfire.
It posted criticisms of CNN's coverage on the affected sites.
Those criticisms can be viewed on SEA's Twitter feed.
Killers or Clowns?
The SEA's underlying motives for its hacks remain confusing.
In addition to major American media outlets and social media sites, the group's victims include the United States Marines, Harvard University, Al Arabiya, Skype, the Qatar Foundation, the soccer governing body FIFA, and the entertainment news site E!
Among its messages, the SEA posted the claim on E!'s site that pop singer Justin Bieber is gay.
"Their activities range from nuisance defacement to crippling outages, so from a threat perspective they should be viewed similar to other advanced adversaries," Scott Greaux, vice president at PhishMe, told TechNewsWorld.
However, "I believe it's more for the Lulz ," Sophos' Wisniewski said, pointing out that SEA merely defaces websites rather than using the access gained to launch more harmful actions.
There are divided opinions on the group's technical prowess as well.
Targeting large organizations such as The New York Times, Twitter and The Huffington Post "both demonstrates SEA's technical capabilities to disrupt key Internet sites and services, and to make political statements through their attacks," Jeff Debrosse, a director of security research at Websense, told TechNewsWorld.
On the other hand, "their techniques are not sophisticated -- they're using social engineering," Sophos' Wisniewski pointed out. "They're not technologically sophisticated."
Simplicity Can Hurt
Although phishing is a relatively simple method of attack, it "works at every level, and if someone's good at it they can hit more and more sites," Wisniewski said. "There's no software fix for human vulnerability."
Simulated phishing attacks show that C-level executives may be most likely to fall prey to phishing attacks, according to Wombat Security.
They succumb to fake faxes, false conference registrations, shipping confirmations and social media password resets, and some even submit login credentials.
Arming Against the Phishermen
"Statistically, this attack vector has a high chance of succeeding," Alex Watson, a director of security research at Websense, told TechNewsWorld.
Training is one option: A 12-month study by KnowBe4 of 372 companies whose phish-prone employees had undergone security awareness training found risky behavior was reduced by more than 12 times. Nearly 40 percent of the firms were financial entities, which are typically more aware of risk and have tighter restrictions than companies in other sectors.
In addition to training executives in phishing defense, it's important to train assistants who may have access to their email, Wombat recommended.
"Cultivating a user base that recognizes malicious email is an important defense against the types of attacks the SEA has carried out with such success," said PhishMe's Greaux.
Other options are advanced security systems that can apply context, Watson suggested, include noting whether a login from abroad makes sense, and enforcing two-factor authentication.


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West Nile Virus has recently emerged in North America as a threat to both public and animal health. The nation's first documented case of a domestic canine death attributed to the West Nile virus was confirmed at the University of Illinois in 2002. Since then, numerous human deaths have been attributed to this disease.
Provided below are a few of the most commonly-asked questions about West Nile Virus.
What is West Nile encephalitis?
"Encephalitis" means an inflammation of the brain and can be caused by viruses and bacteria. West Nile encephalitis is an infection of the brain caused by West Nile virus, a flavivirus commonly found in Africa, West Asia, and the Middle East. In 1999, West Nile virus was identified in the United States.
How do animals and people get West Nile encephalitis?
People and animals become infected by the bite of a mosquito carrying the West Nile virus. Mosquitos become infected when they feed on infected birds, which may circulate the virus in their blood for a few days. Infected mosquitoes can then transmit West Nile virus to humans and animals while biting to take blood.
Besides mosquitoes, can you get West Nile virus directly from other insects or ticks?
Infected mosquitoes are the primary source for West Nile virus. Although ticks infected with West Nile virus have been found in Asia and Africa, their role in the transmission and maintenance of the virus is uncertain. There is no information to suggest that ticks played any role in the cases identified in the United States. West Nile encephalitis is NOT transmitted from person-to-person.
Who is at risk for getting West Nile encephalitis?
All residents of areas where virus activity has been identified are at risk of getting West Nile encephalitis; persons over 50 years of age have the highest risk of severe disease.
If I live in an area where birds or mosquitoes with West Nile virus have been reported and a mosquito bites me, am I likely to get sick?
No. Even in areas where the virus is circulating, very few mosquitoes are infected with the virus. Even if the mosquito is infected, less than 1% of people who get bitten and become infected will develop a more severe illness that includes meningitis (inflammation of the spinal cord) or encephalitis. The chances you will become severely ill from any one mosquito bite are extremely small.
And of the 1% that do get a more serious illness, how many will die as a result?
Of the few people that develop encephalitis, a small proportion die but, overall, this is estimated to occur in less than 1 out of 1000 infections. Case fatality rates are highest among the elderly.
What are the symptoms of West Nile virus infection in people?
Most humans infected with West Nile virus have no symptoms. A small proportion develop mild symptoms that include fever, headache, body aches, and occasionally skin rash or swollen lymph glands. The symptoms of meningitis or encephalitis can include headache, high fever, neck stiffness, stupor, disorientation, coma, tremors, convulsions, muscle weakness, and paralysis. Contact your health care provider if you have concerns about your health.
What is the treatment for West Nile virus infection?
There is no specific treatment for West Nile virus infection or vaccine to prevent it. Treatment of severe illnesses includes hospitalization, use of intravenous fluids and nutrition, respiratory support, prevention of secondary infections, and good nursing care. Medical care should be sought as soon as possible for persons who have symptoms suggesting severe illness.
How can I decrease the risk of becoming infected with West Nile virus?
What can I do to help protect my dog or other pet from this virus?
Try to keep your pet indoors at dawn, dusk, and the early evening. Also, a number of flea and tick products, including K9 Advantix ® II, also act as mosquito repellents. Please remember that not all flea and tick products can be used in cats.


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PORTSMOUTH — "Fraudulent Clean in 2013."
Helping people, especially senior citizens, protect themselves against fraud in myriad ways, local and state officials offered advice Friday on how to guard against such scams in the Seacoast area.
"It's really just getting out there and getting people to listen," said Jerry Boyer, volunteer with AARP helping to guard people against fraud. "Even if they're very cognizant that they know what they're doing."
According to statistics by those who were part of the "Super Bowl of fraud," there were more than 30 million people who were victims of fraud and scams last year.
"They target people who their best quality is that they're trusting and honest and believe others will be forthright as well," U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen told those gathered at the city public library Friday.
The purpose of session regarding fraud was to help people "know what to look for and pay attention to."
"The best way we have to combat the kinds of schemes that are taking people's money is in all of you," Shaheen said.
Last year alone, the state attorney general's office received almost 200 complaints about scams.
Derek Rill, of the Federal Trade Commission, told the nearly full room at the library that he wanted certain reactions to become natural when someone suspicious is calling and people may begin to let their guard down.
The biggest thing, he said, was to take what was learned on Friday morning and "spread the word."
"We can go 'fraud clean in 2013' if you take all the information today and tell your loved ones," Rill said.
He also told the group that their first defense against fraud protection is the Federal Trade Commission.
"If you're a victim it's a great place to start," he said.
All of the tools learned and discussed on Friday were to help those targeted "recover and fight back" against any unfair business practices.
Jim Boffetti of the NH AG consumer protection division said his office fields complaints on their hot line day in and day out.
More than 5,000 formal complaints are made each year, he said.
"If we can prevent somebody from actually sending that money or getting caught up in a scam before it happens, it's a lot better," he said.


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2018-19 Season
Basketball Schedule
Past Seasons
2017-2018 Season
8th grade @Chapelle: (February 3) 8th grade defeated Chapelle JV 24-14 on the road. Bailey Schexnaildre led the Cubs with 7 points while Ava Tulley chipped in 6 points. Olivia Edler added 4 points. The 8th grade Cubs end their season an impressive 8-1...GO CUBS!!
@Mandeville JV: (February 3) JV Cubs competed with the Mandeville Skippers but lost 14-39. The JV cubs were led by Bailey Schexnaildre ('22) with 8 points and Taylor Haggard ('22), Taylor Laforge ('20), and Abby Barbaro ('22) all chipped in 2 points. The JV Cubs hope to get a win against rival Dominican on Monday. GO CUBS!!
@Mandeville: (February 3) MCA played the Mandeville Skippers and the Cubs ended their 2-game losing streak with a 53-38 win. Miranda Strassel ('21) and Jordan Berry ('19) combined for 30 points, Strassel with 17 points and Berry with 13 points. Stay tuned as the cubs play arch rival Dominican on Monday. GO CUBS!!
8th grade @ John Curtis: (February 1) 8th grade beat Curtis 40-25. Abby Barbaro scored a season high 15 points while Bailey Schexnaildre hit for 11 points. Olivia Edler chipped in 6 points inside. Go Cubs!
@John Curtis: (February 1) The Cubs took on the Patriots for a second time. Much like the first game, the Cubs hung on in the beginning but Curtis eventually made a run. Though unlike the first game, the Cubs did not let the Patriots slip as far away. The Cubs lost 27-47and the leaders were Jordan Berry ("19) with 12 points, Ali Christofferson ('21) with 8 rebounds and 3 steals, and Miranda Strassel ('21) with 10 points. GO CUBS!!
@Chapelle JV: (January 29) After losing to Dominican the JV cubs were ready for redemption. The JV Cubs defeated the Chappelle Chipmunks 24-12. They were led by Taylor Laforge ('20) with 7 points and both Taylor Haggard ('22) and Bailey Shexnaildre ('22) with 6 points. GO CUBS!!
@Chapelle: (January 29) The cubs lost 18-27 to the Chapelle Chipmunks in a very low scoring game. The Cubs were led in scoring by Meagan Bickmann ('19) with 5 points. Following right behind her with 4 each were Ali Christofferson ('18) and Miranda Strassel ('21). The Cubs take on the John Curtis Patriots for the second time on Thursday. GO CUBS!!
8th grade at Elevate Swamp Tournament: (January 26-27) 8th grade won the 1st annual Swamp Tournament held at St. Stephens School uptown. Abby Barbaro was named MVP of the tournament scoring a combined 9 points along with an endless stat line of rebounds and blocks. Bailey Schexnaildre combined for 13 points while Emma Scamardo combined for 14 points. Go Cubs! #Champs
@Dominican JV: (January 25) The JV cubs took on Dominican and they trailed for most of the game but made it fun with a few minutes left in the game. The JV Cubs' efforts were just a tad bit too late, as they ran out of time and suffered a 23-29 defeat. They were led by Bailey Shexnaildre ('22) with 9 points, Taylor Haggard ('22) with 8 points and Taylor Laforge ('20) with 3 points. GO CUBS!!
@Dominican: (January 25) The cubs played their biggest rival, Dominican. The cubs went down early in the game, as they went into half time down by 7. At halftime, the Cubs dug into the feeling of disappointment from their previous loss to Dominican and let loose. MCA came out roaring as they held Dominican to 1 point in the 4th quarter. The Cubs defeated Dominican 34-25. They were led by Jordan Berry ('19) with 12 points and 3 assists, Ali Christofferson ('18) with 10 points and 8 rebounds. GO CUBS!!
8th grade @ Dominican: 8th grade traveled uptown to earn a great 26-14 win over Dominican. Olivia Edler led MCA while scoring all 8 of her points in the first quarter. Bailey Schexnaildre contributed 6 points, with 3 other Cubs chipping in 4 points (AvaTully, Amelia Ott, and Emma Scamardo). Go Cubs!
8th grade vs. John Curtis: 8th grade suffered it's first loss of the season, losing to the Patriots 22-31. Olivia Edler led MCA in scoring with 10 points. Abby Barbaro was right behind with 7 points. Go Cubs!
vs. John Curtis JV: (January 22) The JV cubs had a go at a very talented John Curtis team. The cubs lost 5-39 and were led by Rebecca Quick ('21) with 2 points, Addison Prince ('21) with 2 points and Taylor Laforge ('20) with 1 point. GO CUBS!!
vs. John Curtis: (January 22) The Cubs took on John Curtis, who are ranked #1 in Louisiana, for their first district game. The Cubs stayed close behind the Patriots for most of the first half but the Patriots began to slip farther and farther away as the game progressed. The Cubs succumbed to a 23-69 loss and were led by Jordan Berry ('19) with 9 points; Miranda Strassel ('21) and Taylor Wilkins ('21) were right behind her with 4 points each. The Cubs take on the longtime rival, Dominican, next. GO CUBS!!
vs. Houma Christian: (January 20) Over the weekend the cubs played the Houma Christian Warriors. The Cubs lost 34-49. The cubs leading scorers for the Cubs were Jordan Berry ('19) with 9 points and Miranda Strassel ('21) with 8 points. The Cubs take on a very well-rounded John Curtis team on Monday and they are ready to play unyieldingly. GO CUBS!!
8th grade @ Ponchatoula freshmen (January 11) 8th grade basketball beat the Ponchatoula freshmen team 30-22 in a hard fought game. Emma Scamardo led MCA with 11 points while Bailey Schexnaildre and Olivia Edler each added 5 points. Abby Barbaro chipped in 4 points. GO CUBS!!
@Ponchatoula JV: (January 11) JV Cubs lost to the Ponchatoula Wave 13-26. The JV cubs were led in scoring by three 8thgraders Bailey Shexnaildre ('22) with 7 points, Abby Barbaro ('22) with 4 points, and Taylor Haggard ('22) with 2 points. GO CUBS!!
@Ponchatoula: (January 11) Cubs traveled to Ponchatoula to play the Ponchatoula Wave; the Cubs lost 19-63 in a tough game. Jordan Berry ('19) led the Cubs in scoring with 7 points and Amelia Troutman ('21) followed right behind her with 4 points. GO CUBS!!
8th grade @ Livingston Collegiate JV: (January 9) The 8th grade Basketball Cubs traveled to Livingston Collegiate for a thrilling 30-26 win. Olivia Edler led MCA with 14 points while Bailey Schexnailndre chipped in with 5 points. Go Cubs!
@AOL: (January 9) The Cubs beat the AOL Penguins 56-29; it was a full team effort. The Cubs leading scorers were Jordan Berry ('19) with 20 points and Rebecca Quick ('21) with 10 points. The cubs boosted their confidence with this win over AOL after the heart wrenching loss to Dominican. They take this confidence with them to Ponchatoula on Thursday. GO CUBS!!
ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL TOURNAMENT: (January 3-6) Cubs kicked off the tournament with a 66-33 win against MLK Charter. Jordan Berry ('19) led the Cubs in scoring with 16 points. Also chpping in were Ali Christofferson ('18) with 13 points and Taylor Haggard ('22) with 11points. The win against MLK sent the cubs to the quarter finals where they faced Walker High School of Baton Rouge. The Cubs dug an early hole for themselves in the first half but came out of half time ready to win. The cubs fought their way into overtime where they took control and won 55-51. Cubs were led in scoring by Jordan Berry's ('19) 9 points and Miranda Strassel ('21) with 16 points. In the semi-final game against Terrebonne, the Cubs pulled out a 59-36 win. Leading scorers were Jordan Berry ('19) with 16 points, Ali Christofferson ('18) with 15 points and Amelia Troutman ('21) with 10 points. Finally, the Cubs took on school rival, Dominican, in the championship. They had a heart wrenching 32-36 loss against Dominican. The Cubs' leading scorers were Jordan Berry ('19) with 10 points and Miranda Strassel ('21) with 8 points. GO CUBS!!
HANNAN TOURNAMENT: (December 29-30) Cubs went 1-1 across the lake in the Hannan tournament. Friday, the Cubs had a crushing 33-66 lost to the Slidell Tigers. Miranda Strassel ('21) led the Cubs in scoring with 15 point and Taylor Wilkins ('21) and Meagan Bickmann ('19) helped the effort with 5 points and 4 points. On Saturday, the cubs left the tournament on a high note with a 70-12 win against the Hannan Hawks. Jordan Berry ('19) led all scorers with 33 points, Taylor Wilkins ('21) pitched in with 11 points and Miranda Strassel and Amelia Troutman ('21) both put 6 points on the scoreboard. GO CUBS!!
8th grade vs. Livingston Colligate: (December 20) 8th grade won their first game of the season when they faced Livingston Colligate in Duplantis. The cubs got a come from behind 27-22 victory. After getting down 10-0 in the first quarter, the cubs, led by Abby Barbaro's 10 points, made a fantastic comeback. Bailey Shexnaildre helped the effort with 8 points going 3-4 from the free throw line. GO CUBS!!
JV vs. John Ehret: (December 20) JV moved their record to 3-0 as they defeat John Ehret 36-15. Rebecca Quick ('21) led all scorers with 13 points with Taylor Haggard ('22) right behind her scoring 12 points. GO CUBS!!
vs. John Ehret: (December 20) Cubs beat the patriots 68-21. Jordan Berry ('19) led all scorers with 30 points. Taylor Wilkins chipped 9 points and both Ali Christofferson and Miranda Strassel added in 8 points. The win against the patriots was a full team effort with everyone touching the floor. GO CUBS!!
JV vs. Karr: (December 12) JV moved to 2-0 with a 16-12 win over Karr. Brooke Whelan's ('22) free throw in the last seconds gave the Cubs a 4-point cushion, sealing the victory. Bailey Schexnaildre ('22) led all scorers with 10 points. Taylor Laforge ('20) scored 3 points for the cubs while Abby Barbaro ('22) chipped in with 2.
vs. Karr: (December 12) Varsity will enter into exams on a high note after a 52-20 win against Karr at home. In a game that saw the Cubs give up only one point in the 3rd quarter, Jordan Berry ('19) and Amelia Troutman ('21) came away with 6 steals each. Offensively, it was a complete team effort as the Cubs scored 24 baskets on 15 assists. Meagan Bickmann ('19) and Rebecca Quick ('21) tallied in 4 assist each. Berry also finished with 18 points while Taylor Wilkins ('21) chipped in 10 points and Troutman scored 8.
CHAPELLE TOURNAMENT: (December 9) On Saturday, the Cubs pulled out a tough 48-47 win against St. Joe's Academy. Down 47-46 with under 20 seconds to go, Jordan Berry ('19) got fouled driving to the basket. The junior point guard sank both free throws giving the cubs a one point lead. On the ensuing possession, St. Joe's got a good look at a three that bounced off the rim and Amelia Troutman ('21) snatched the rebound sealing the fate of the game. Berry led the cubs with 17 points on 41% shooting. Ali Christoffersen ('18) added 8 points and 7 rebounds. Rebecca Quick ('21) came off the bench to give the Cubs 6 points and the lead at half time.
JV vs. Destrehan: (December 6) JV played their first game of the season this week and they came out with a 22-19 win. JV cubs were led in scoring by two 8th graders; Taylor Haggard ('22) with 7 points and Bailey Schexnaildre ('22) with 5 points. GO CUBS! #TOUGH
vs. Destrehan: (December 6) Varsity played their first home game of the season when Destrehan High School visited Milne. The cubs beat the wildcats in a game that saw nine cubs put points on the scoreboard. Jordan Berry ('19) led the all scorers with 21 points; Taylor Wilkins ('21) added 12 points, while Miranda Strassel ('21) chipped in with 9 points. GO CUBS! #TOUGH
ST. MICHAEL'S TOURNAMENT: (Dec 1-2) Our Varsity Cubs went 1-1 when they traveled to the Baton Rouge area to participate in the St. Michael's Tournament. On Friday, the Cubs lost to a very seasoned Denham Springs team on their home court in Denham Springs. Taylor Wilkins ('21) led the Cubs' scoring effort with 12 points while Jordan Berry ('19) scored 8 points and Miranda Strassel ('21) chipped in with 8 points. On Saturday, the Cubs gave a complete team effort and were able to bounce back with a 7 point win versus a talented Glen Oaks team. Berry led the way with 21 points as Strassel came away with 10 points for the Cubs. Wilkins and Ali Christoffersen ('18) both chipped in with 5 points each. GO CUBS #TOUGH
@De La Salle: (November 29) Varsity traveled to De La Salle and came back with a 50-21 win. Jordan Berry ('19) led all scorers with 23 points, while Taylor Wilkins ('21) and Rebecca Quick ('21) chipped in with 10 points and 6 points. Amelia Troutman lead a strong defensive effort coming away with 4 steals. The team will travel to Baton Rouge this weekend for the Saint Michael's Tournament. GO CUBS!! #TOUGH
URSULINE TOURNAMENT: (November 20-22) The varsity basketball team kicked off the official season during Thanksgiving break by participating in the annual Ursuline Academy Tournament. The team went 2-1 over the course of three days, beating Destrehan and Landry Walker while falling to Cabrini in an overtime thriller. Congratulations to Jordan Berry ('19) who was named to the All-Tournament team. Go Cubs! #TOUGH


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"But we are bound to give thanks alway to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth: Whereunto he called you by our gospel, to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ." 2 Thessalonians 2:13,14
Suggested Further Reading: Psalm 33:1-12
Revelation points us to a period long before this world was fashioned, to the days when the morning stars were formed; when, like drops of dew, from the fingers of the morning, stars and constellations fell trickling from the hand of God; when, by his own lips, he launched forth ponderous orbs; when with his own hand he sent comets, like thunderbolts, wandering through the sky, to find one day their proper sphere. We go back to years gone by, when worlds were made and systems fashioned, but we have not even approached the beginning yet. Until we go to the time when all the universe slept in the mind of God as yet unborn, until we enter the eternity where God the Creator lived alone, everything sleeping within him, all creation resting in his mighty gigantic thought, we have not guessed the beginning. We may go back, back, back, ages upon ages. We may go back, if we might use such strange words, whole eternities, and yet never arrive at the beginning. Our wing might be tired, our imagination would die away; if it could outstrip the lightnings flashing in majesty, power, and rapidity, it would soon weary itself before it could get to the beginning. But God from the beginning chose his people. When the unnavigated heavens were yet unfanned by the wing of a single angel; when space was shoreless, or else unborn when universal silence reigned; when neither a voice or whisper shocked the solemnity of silence; when there was no being and no motion, no time, and nothing but God himself alone in his eternity; when without the song of an angel, without the attendance of even the cherubim, long before the living creatures were born, or the wheels of the chariot of Jehovah were fashioned, even then, "in the beginning was the Word," and in the beginning God's people were one with the Word, and "in the beginning he chose them into eternal life." Our election then is eternal.
For meditation: God's love is from everlasting to everlasting (Psalm 103:17).
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Inside a Building | Outdoors | After Shaking Stops | What Are the Biggest Dangers?
If a major earthquake were to occur, Clarkson University needs to be prepared to provide its own resources for an unlimited period of time. It is always a good idea to maintain certain supplies in your room or office.
- Stay inside
- Take cover underneath a desk or table or against an inside wall, protecting your head and neck
- Stay away from windows where glass can shatter and from objects that could fall on you
- Do not use elevators
- Stay in an open area away from trees, buildings, walls, and power lines. Do not enter building
- Drop to your knees and get into a fetal position, close your eyes and cross your arms over the back of your neck for protection
- Stay in fetal position until the shaking stops
- In a moving vehicle, stop quickly and stay in the vehicle. Once the shaking has stopped, proceed with caution. Avoid bridges or ramps that may have been damaged by the quake
- Be prepared to evacuate if instructed to do so. The decision to evacuate campus will be based on the severity of the earthquake and the damage to the buildings
- Do not use regular or cellular phones except to report serious injuries
- If personnel are instructed to evacuate, see Evacuation section of this guide
- Assist in the building evacuation of people with special needs
- Tune portable radios to WSLU 89.5 FM for local updates, and follow instructions given
- The Department of Campus Safety & Security will provide instructions for immediate action by means of door-to-door alert, fire alarms, public address system. (if available)
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Medicalchain, a decentralized platform that utilizes blockchain technology to securely store and share medical data, announced today that it will speak at the upcoming FT Digital Health Summit in New York City on Oct. 12.
Held annually, the Digital Health Summit brings patients, providers, payers, innovators, regulators and investors together to discuss new technologies and innovation in healthcare.
"We are honored to be part of the 2017 Digital Health Summit, and we are excited to share and exchange ideas with people in all sectors of the healthcare industry," said Dr. Albeyatti, Co-Founder and CEO.
Through Medicalchain, patients will have access to doctors across the world, hospitals can cut out paperwork and streaming coding procedures, and pharmacies and insurers will receive accurate, up-to-date information to assist their customers immediately.
"Medicalchain is not just putting health records on the blockchain, but developing an entire ecosystem for patients to communicate directly with doctors and utilize their health records," Dr. Albeyatti said. "A patient would have a single point of truth to refer to with regards to their medical history and this record can easily be shared with any doctor on the platform anywhere in the world."
This year's Digital Health Summit will be held at the Westin New York at Times Square. Interested parties can register for the event on the FT Live website.
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Metabolic and Psychological Changes Associated With Menopause Among Women With HIV
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01142817
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : June 11, 2010
Last Update Posted : August 7, 2013
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|Condition or disease
|HIV Infections Menopause
|Study Type :
|Actual Enrollment :
|66 participants
|Observational Model:
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|Official Title:
|Metabolic and Psychological Changes Associated With Menopause Among Women With HIV
|Study Start Date :
|June 2010
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|May 2013
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|May 2013
HIV Postive Women
Women living with HIV who meet study eligibility criteria
Healthy Control Subjects
Women without HIV who meet study eligibility criteria
- Bone Mineral Density [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 months ]Measurement of bone density at the toal body, lumbar spine and total hip
- Body Composition [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 months ]Total body fat and abdominal fat measurement, and total lean mass measurement
- Lipid Levels [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 months ]Lipid levels include total cholesterol, low density lipoprotein, high density lipoprotein, and triglyceride levels
- Glucose Metabolism [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 months ]Includes fasting glucose and insulin levels
- Depression [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 months ]Depressive symptoms assessed by the Centers for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D)
- Quality of Life [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 months ]Assessed by the Utian Quality of Life Scale
- Vasomotor Symptoms [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 months ]Assessed by the Menopause Rating Scale, includes hot flashes, mood, sleep, genitourinary symptoms, and sexual function
- Systemic Inflammation (as it relates to cardiovascular risk/body composition changes) [ Time Frame: Baseline to 12 months ]Assessment of inflammatory biomarkers and cytokines including CRP,IL-6, TNF-α, and PAI-1, as well as adiponectin.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Females age 45 -52.
- Females in the perimenopausal transition characterized by the presence of abnormal menstrual function, defined as less than 3 periods in the past 3 months, 1 cycle >60 days in length in the prior 6 months, or irregular menses in 2 or more cycles within the past 6 months. Women who have been amenorrheic for >12 months will not be eligible. 3. Women with HIV must have previously documented HIV and be receiving a stable treatment regimen for > 3 months.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Use of estrogen, combination hormone replacement therapy, oral contraceptive pills/patches, Depo Provera, glucocorticoids, testosterone, growth hormone or other anabolic steroids within the past 6 months.
- Diabetes and current use of insulin, or medications known to affect glucose or insulin levels.
- Positive pregnancy test or recently pregnant within the past year or lactating.
- Presence of active cancers.
- Current use of bisphosphonates, or a diagnosis of Paget's disease or other illnesses known to affect bone (Use of calcium and Vitamin D will be permitted).
Opportunistic infection within 3 months of study participation (HIV positive subjects).
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01142817
|United States, Massachusetts
|Massachusetts General Hospital
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02114
|Principal Investigator:
|Sara E Looby, PhD, ANP
|Massachusetts General Hospital
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|Sara E. Dolan Looby, PhD, ANP-BC, Principal Investigator, Massachusetts General Hospital
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|NCT01142817 History of Changes
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|June 11, 2010 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|August 7, 2013
|Last Verified:
|August 2013
Keywords provided by Sara E. Dolan Looby, PhD, ANP-BC, Massachusetts General Hospital:
Bone Mineral Density
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HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
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Agenda GLD-WG telecon 1 September 2011
Thursdays 14:00-15:30 UTC (10:00-11:00 Boston, 7:00-8:00 San Francisco, 15:00-16:00 London, 16:00-17:00 Paris) Teleconferences (official participants and invited guests only): Zakim Bridge +1.617.761.6200, or sip:email@example.com then conference code 45394# ("GLDWG") IRC channel: #gld on irc.w3.org on port 6665 An agenda is sent 24 hours in advance; minutes follow within a day or two.
Resources: Zakim instructions: http://www.w3.org/2001/12/zakim-irc-bot.html RRSAgent instructions: http://www.w3.org/2002/03/RRSAgent Scribe info GLD WG public mailing list: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-gld-wg/2011Jul/
Main Page for GLD Working Group
- Chair: Bernadette Hyland
- Scribe: Richard Cyganiak is Scribe. (see GLD Mtg Scribes)
- Alternate: Maria Jesus Fernandez Ruiz
This is our sixth telecon.
The agenda for this meeting will be:
- Preliminary items (~15 minutes):
- Confirm chat agents in room /invite RSSAgent
- Scribe present (see Minutes Publishing How To)
- New Member Introductions
- A couple new W3C members & IEs have joined the GLD-WG - present today?
- Who's present?
- Confirm everyone access the GLD-listserv?
- Confirm everyone access the Wiki pages?
- Proposal to accept the minutes from the previous meeting
- Review Tracker Actions, Issues
- Announcements
- Standards, Events, Products, etc.
- Poll for next F2F at DERI, Galway Ireland in January 2012. Looks like the most people can make 25-26 January 2012 dates.
- Discuss 27 January 2012 for team activity in Ireland?
- Review of 3 core Deliverables (~35 minutes)
- Community Directory - Charter 2.1
- Prototype Requirements
- Need help with deployment profile info
- Prototype feedback and next steps
- Standard Vocabs - Charter 2.3.2
- Cube Vocab meeting, outcomes
- Procurement Charter 2.2.2
- ("CO's Guide to 5-Star Data" page) - John Sheridan, George Thomas, Bernadette Hyland added to task force. Others??
- Provenance Interchange WG interested in a GLD WG Liason. Stephen Cresswell (UK TSO) spoke at last telecon. Follow up?
- Provenance WG has adopted a running example which involves government linked data: http://www.w3.org/2011/prov/wiki/ProvenanceExample
- DNS Subdomain discussion (relates to Deliverable 2.2.3 URI Construction)
- Single DNS subdomain (e.g., opendata.<orgname>.<gov> that routes as appropriate
- Community Directory - Charter 2.1
- Announcements
- Conferences, calls for papers, chapters, other
- Call for agenda items for next meeting (~10 minutes):
- Status of:
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- 2.3.3-4,5
- who is working on these?
- Status of:
- Adjourn
Community Directory
- general update
- Action Item: Support for 2.1.5 - Community Directory - Research groups, researchers, sources of funding. Volunteer: Yigal Arens (new member)
Best Practices for Publishing Linked Data
For each of the Deliverables, please update w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/ or ReSpec (if set up) with options, including references to existing projects, proposals, use cases and procedures.
- general update - ReSpec set up, editors draft started.
- Action Item: support 2.2.1 Best Practices for Publishing LD - Procurement - Volunteer: John Sheridan, George Thomas, Bernadette Hyland, (others?)
- Action Item: support 2.2.5 - Stability - Volunteer: Anne Washington (new member)
Standard Vocabularies
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Action Items (parking lot)
- Weekly telecon
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Since the dawn of the consumer photographer, the battle of Canon versus Nikon has been raging. There has also been a smaller war brewing between DSLR photographers and novice point-and-shooters alike, as both sets claiming that theirs is the more capable machine, and both groups have their company of choice.
Despite some of our own personal biases, it's clear that Canon and Nikon have their respective strengths. Canon is particularly well known for its tough-bodied, durable high-end cameras, which are nearly immune to inner condensation – a tough find in most DSLRs. The brand is also revered for its sharp image quality and appeal to a wide range of skill levels, which helps it find fans in the advanced and beginner sets. But Nikon has its own perks: It created the first DSLR that professionals deemed worthy of replacing film SLRs, and has made arguably larger strides when it comes to low-light shooting. It seems that the general consensus has been Nikon DSLRs just edge out their Canon competition, and in turn Canon compacts take top spot. But the two major camera companies are so neck-and-neck with their new products and innovative technology that it's difficult – one might even say pointless – to try and concretely pick a winner.
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Pokey Lafarge's music might not be known by millions of fans, but he has recently gotten some exposure to increase the numbers of believers.
Pokey Lafarge's music might not be known by millions of fans, but he has recently gotten some exposure to increase the numbers of believers.
It helps that former White Stripes' leader Jack White is a fan.
Lafarge and his backing musicians, The South City Three, played two nights at Radio City Music Hall, Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Okla., and Colorado's famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre with him.
"Jack White has been huge," Lafarge said. "Not just business wise and establishing a certain amount of credibility to the world, but we learned a lot from him. He's intelligent and a hard worker."
Lafarge will now bring his Americana roots music to the Asheville, N.C., area. He'll highlight a three-band set at The Grey Eagle on Thursday. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. and tickets are $12 at the door.
The group recently returned from a short jaunt in Europe to play some shows. It's a great place for Lafarge to perform.
"We do really well in Europe, sometimes better than we do in the States," he said. "First, it starts and ends with the music. They like the music over there."
Lafarge will release a live album, which was recorded in Holland, later this month.
"I think people can expect some embellishments from the songs on the albums," Lafarge said of the record. "Expect high energy, the band playing off each other, good solos, lots of crowd interaction and you can feel the vibe we're trying to create when we perform each night."
Lafarge's music seems suited for the Depression era and would fit into a bar breaking Prohibition's rules. It's old-timey but sounds new.
Growing up, Lafarge tried to find music that was real to him and landed on music from a bygone time period.
"I started when I was a young kid wanting to get down to what was real music," he said. "It started as a rejection to a lot of the music I heard in pop music then. I wanted something relevant to me and where I'm from. Something that was real. Something I could believe in."
He started playing the mandolin and then added other instruments to the mix. He lived in West Asheville for a short time and played the fiddle around town. His strong, warm vocals that exude his Southern roots, is his main instrument, though.
Lafarge wants his music to be as real as the older generation of tunes he grew up listening to.
"It's not about becoming a millionaire, it's about making real music and changing people's lives," he said. "It's not necessarily preserving something but evolving something that is."


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Icelandic Antipiracy Group Shouted Off Facebook
Feb 7, 2013 3:45 PM PT
An attempted antipiracy campaign came screeching to a halt when, after just four days, the Icelandic Film and Movie organization, SMAIS, took down its Facebook page, according to Torrent Freak.
SMAIS apparently wanted to spur dialogue with Icelanders, but that backfired when Facebook users -- who were "fans" of the SMAIS page -- began blasting the group in its own comment section. Torrent Freak reports the response was so overwhelming that the group was forced to shutter.
As Torrent Freak points out, the Motion Picture Association of America, or MPAA, is not on Facebook, presumably because -- as SMAIS learned -- a lot of zealous pro-file-sharing netizens use Facebook.
Adding to the vitriol was a report that said SMAIS hadn't paid for film- and game-rating software that it purchased in 2007, which made its antipiracy message ring hypocritical to critics.
Torrent Freak displayed the farewell letter SMAIS posted to Facebook. It said that there "are too many people here that only wants [sic] to flame us."
China Still Hacking the WSJ
Even after disclosing Sunday that it had been targeted by Chinese hackers, The Wall Street Journal is still under cybersiege.
Journal owner Rupert Murdoch tweeted, "The Chinese still hack us, or were over weekend."
After The New York Times published a report acknowledging that Chinese hackers had breached its systems, The Washington Post revealed it had been targeted in similar attacks.
Hacks on the Times coincided with its report on the fortune amassed by relatives of Prime Minister Wen Jiabao.
Social Media Firms Look to Middle East
Social media companies are trying to tap into the Middle East's growing user base, according to The New York Times.
The Times points to the social media boom that happened during the Arab Spring as an impetus for companies, including Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, to set up offices and "sell advertising products" to companies in the region.
Television and print ads have held strong in the Arab World, but that is changing, according to the Times. Digital advertising is the fastest growing media platform in the region: business service firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu estimates that digital advertising in the region will grow 35 percent a year over the next three years -- good for nearly $600 million by 2015.
Arabic is reportedly the fastest growing language on Twitter, fueled by growth in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt.
EU Mulls Mandatory Reports for Cyberbreak-ins
New rules proposed by the European Union would force more than 40,000 firms -- including banks, hospitals and energy providers -- to report cyberbreak-ins should their systems be hacked.
The BBC reports that Neelie Kroes, the EU's digital agenda commissioner, wants the 27-nation bloc to improve its collective cybersecurity. The EU is hoping to force member states to share info about attacks.
If passed, the proposals would force nations to appoint a computer emergency response team, and create an organization that would receive reports about security breaches.


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I enjoyed dinner at the bar at the new Travinia Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar at Grand Boulevard last Friday night, and the place was hopping with a mostly local crowd. Anne and Dick Dickson, Gary Bowman, John and Ann Paulson, Lorre and Bob James, Scott Jackson, John Stasko, Peggy and Kent Lillie, and Tracy Clay were there. The spaghetti bolognese and wine selections were very good.
Walton County Chamber of Commerce held its monthly business after hours event July 18 at Another Broken Egg at Sandestin. Wanda Duke, Suzy Spence, and Joe Capers were there, as well as Kellie Jo Kilberg. Ron Green was the consummate host, mingling and greeting, as guests sampled his shrimp and grits and barbecued wings.
Madra and Phil McDonald, Mindy Norris, Eve Emelianova, Mike and Sherri McCarty, Tiffanie Shelton, Didon Comer, Kate Kelly, Jack Gardner, Anne Hunter, Shelly Swanger, Mike and Angela Ragsdale, Cody Copeland, Tracy Louthain, and Zandra Wolfgram attended Allison Wickey's new gallery's grand opening last week at Seacrest.
It's good to see Kitchenique's store join Retail Therapy in South Walton.
Actress Reese Witherspoon and her family were spotted at Sandestin last week. In addition to enjoying a sunset cruise on a yacht and a bike ride, �the hands-on mom of three had a big smile on her face while going for a swim with her family on July 10. Witherspoon carried her adorable baby boy in the water, while Toth splashed around with Deacon,� according to a report in Us Magazine. �Little Tennessee, wearing a red swim shirt, navy trunks and an (appropriate) orange Tennessee cap, clung to the Oscar winner, who styled a low-cut red and blue striped swimsuit, blue cap and shades.�
Congratulations to South Walton artist Andy Saczynski, who is the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation's 2013 Festival of the Arts poster winner.
Congratulations to Javier Velarde and Jill Van Otten on their recent wedding.
Congratulations to Nan and Richard Jacobs who celebrated 28 years of marriage last week.
Ellen Miller entertained two groups of old friends during the past couple of weeks at her Gulf Place home. First were childhood friends Karen Timmons, Louanne Butler and Peggy Sprouse from Corinth, Miss. and Cordova, Tenn. The group enjoyed some catching-up time, and as soon as they left, longtime friends from Tupelo, Kathy Reece, Debbie Cooksey, Elna Barber and Pearl Flamingo stayed to celebrate their 15th anniversary of coming to the beach together.
Mark and Tricia Northcutt are taking the opportunity to travel this summer to locales such as Santa Fe; Taos; Belfast, Maine; Nashville; Oklahoma City; and Santa Claus, Ind., and places in between. They are wandering and enjoying the travels. Tricia sends a warning to all: "Lock your doors, we may end up on your porch."
Jane Burns is visiting Park City, Utah.
Laurie Hood visited Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass., last week, and Boston.
Nan Jacobs is visiting Traverse City, Mich.
Jim and June Milam are back at the beach for a bit.
Condolences are expressed to Nan Ream in the death of her husband, Dave. A memorial service was to be held at Central Presbyterian Church in Massillon, Ohio, on July 24. Nan requests any memorial gifts be directed to the McAllister Family Scholarship Fund of Central Presbyterian Church. Nan is a past board president of the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County.
Condolences are expressed to Billy and Nancy McConnell who have returned from Sanford, Fla., where Billy's brother, Frank G. McConnell, III, passed away early Sunday morning. A memorial service was held at First United Methodist Church in Winter Park on Thursday.
And sympathy is expressed to Brian and Cinnamon Kellenberger in the loss of Honey.
Wish a "happy birthday" tomorrow to Rosario Petit, Lois Kennedy, and former Walton County Artist of the Year Susan Lucas.
Monday to Sacred Heart's Betsy Johnson.
Tuesday to Lenora Herr, and Realtor Russ Noblitt.
Wednesday to Realtor Kim Polakoff, and Cecil Vetter.
Thursday to Malayne DeMars, Christina Ruckel, Ken Vogel, and Realtor Miriam Dillon.
And Friday to jewelry designer Richard Arriaga, McNeese Title's Lorre James, Nitin Bawa, and Lenore Nixon.
Deborah Wheeler is the arts and entertainment reporter for The Walton Sun. She may be reached at 654-8443 or email email@example.com. Her Party Line column appears weekly in The Sun.


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BATON ROUGE — The 2013 red snapper season could be roughly half as long as last year, which would not only be record-setting but also advantageous for the state's argument that it should regulate the regional fishery, not the federal government.
BATON ROUGE — The 2013 red snapper season could be roughly half as long as last year, which would not only be record-setting but also advantageous for the state's argument that it should regulate the regional fishery, not the federal government.
The 2012 red snapper season spanned 40 days, but officials with the National Marine Fisheries Service are projecting this year's quota could be reached in 27 days or less, the result of average catch sizes growing larger.
While the season dates are not final, anglers are still fully aware it could become the shortest season on record.
Texas already administers its own seasons and limits, and Louisiana and Florida have been taking steps to do the same, with the Bayou State acting much more aggressively.
Fisheries officials in Alabama have already warned its Gulf of Mexico fishermen and charter captains that their season could fall well below 27 days should Louisiana or Florida proceed with their own plans, since it would decrease the catch limit calculated by the federal government.
All of the involved parties are attending public meetings this week along the Gulf Coast to discuss dumping the federal quota system in exchange for regional management.
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council is expected to draft policy based on findings from the regional meetings.
Randy Pausina, assistant secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, said prior to the Louisiana meeting this week that a 27-day season is "unacceptable and essentially negates having a season at all."
He said it would be better for red snapper to be managed on a state-by-state or regional basis, with state agencies in control and working under a federal umbrella.
"I have every confidence that our biologists do a superb job at managing Louisiana's fish populations," he said. "The data speaks for itself. The areas where populations are in the most trouble are in those that remain federally managed."
Pausina added there is no "one size fits all" approach that works for the Gulf.
Department officials said Louisiana will go "non-compliant" if the Gulf Council is unwilling to move toward regional management on the state's terms.
"There's no confidence in the federal regulations, so it's time to draw a line in the sand," Pausina said.
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission voted last May to create the Bayou State's own recreational red snapper season in 2013.
As proposed, the weekend-only Louisiana season would begin the Saturday preceding Palm Sunday each year and end Sept. 30, with a recreational bag limit of three fish per day at a 16-inch minimum.
As for what the red snapper population looks like, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration began working on a new assessment in August.
The assessment involves three workshops to gather data, assess the fish population and review the results. The data workshop was held last fall, while the population gathering is scheduled for later this month and the final review for the spring.
The workshops include input from fishermen as well as state, federal and academic scientists.
After the review meeting, scientists will present the results to fishery managers on the Gulf Council, probably in early spring.
"The upcoming assessment will help us continue to gain a better understanding of the red snapper population in the Gulf of Mexico," said Richard Merrick, chief science advisor for NOAA's Fisheries Service.
If the population assessment is larger than expected, it is possible that the forecasted 27-day federal season could be expanded.
Fishermen have targeted red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico since the late 1800s, and fishing pressure in the mid-1900s depleted the red snapper population.
In response, federal fishery managers took action in 2007, making adjustments to size and bag limits, and implementing a catch-share program for the commercial sector.
Recent population assessments, however, have shown the overfishing of snapper in the Gulf has ended and the stock is rebounding.
That is why the National Marine Fisheries Service increased the fishing catch for last year's season from 7.53 million pounds to 8.08 million pounds.
The 2013 catch limit is expected to be 8.69 million pounds.
As the population of red snapper grows and the fish get bigger, recreational fishermen catch their quota faster, resulting in the kind of shorter seasons that have been discussed in the Gulf Council's public meetings as of late.
Jeremy Alford can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Andrus scores Rangers only run in win over M's
SEATTLE (AP) – Elvis Andrus singled, stole two bases and scored on Adrian Beltre's infield grounder in the ninth inning and the Texas Rangers did just enough against Seattle ace Felix Hernandez for a 1-0 victory over the Mariners on Friday night.
Andrus singled with one out in the ninth, then proceeded to steal second and third base. The second stolen base came as Shin-Soo Choo walked on a 3-2 pitch from Hernandez. That was the final batter for Seattle's ace. Closer Fernando Rodney entered and got Beltre to hit a grounder into the hole at shortstop. The Mariners got Choo, but couldn't turn the double play and Andrus scored.
The run snapped a streak of 19 consecutive scoreless innings for Hernandez (8-2).
Matching Hernandez was Texas starter Nick Tepesch and a trio of relievers. Tepesch threw 6 1-3 innings, Jason Frasor finished off the seventh, Shawn Tolleson (2-1) got through the eighth and Joakim Soria pitched the ninth for his 14th save.
Texas posted its 13th shutout and fourth 1-0 victory this season. Seattle lost its fourth straight.
Hernandez was coming off a career-best 15 strikeout performance in his last outing against Tampa Bay. Hernandez dominated the Rays, but didn't get the victory because Seattle's offense failed to score while he was on the mound.
An identical scenario played out against Texas. Hernandez was just as dominant — minus the strikeouts — and the Mariners again failed to provide their ace any runs.
Hernandez came out for the ninth having thrown 98 pitches. He started the inning striking out Michael Choice but Andrus followed with a single. Andrus stole second as Hernandez fell behind in the count against Choo. Hernandez eventually walked Choo on a 3-2 pitch and Andrus stole third putting runners and the corners with one out.
Rodney entered and got a groundball from Beltre. Shortstop Brad Miller had to go into the hole to make the play and Robinson Cano's relay attempt to first was late and wide.
Soria then shut down the top of Seattle's order in the bottom of the ninth. He struck out James Jones, got a groundout from Kyle Seager and Cano grounded back to the mound for the final out.
Tepesch matched Hernandez all night. He faced the minimum through five innings and used just 47 pitches to set down the first 15 batters. The only batter to reach for Seattle was Mike Zunino with a single leading off the third inning.
Zunino lined a ground-rule double into the Mariners bullpen leading off the sixth, the first baserunner by either team to reach second base but was left stranded at third.
Tepesch started struggling in the seventh. With two on and one out, Tepesch was lifted in favor of Frasor who struck out pinch-hitter Endy Chavez looking and Dustin Ackley swinging to end the inning.
Tolleson worked a perfect eighth to get the victory.
NOTES: Seattle OF/DH Corey Hart (hamstring) hit on the field before the game for the first time since being injured on May 18. … Rangers RHP Derek Holland (knee surgery) threw live batting practice on Friday. He's scheduled to throw another live BP session on Wednesday. … Texas LHP Joe Saunders will make his fifth start on Saturday. He pitched last season for Seattle, going 11-16 in 32 starts.