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. A deputy was dispatched to speak with a business owner regarding a possible burglary and/or criminal mischief. The woman and her husband own a store, and when they came to work, they noticed a soda vending machine by the front door had been vandalized during the early morning hours. The deputy arrived at the location and found the soda machine to be badly damaged, with the money box missing. There are surveillance videos at the business, and footage was located of the incident in progress. Two men dressed in dark clothing are visible walking to the scene and activating a light with a motion sensor on it. The first man is carrying something in his right hand that appears to be a sledge hammer, the second male appears to have a hard time walking as if he is older or under the influence of something. The two men walk directly up to the vending machine, then walk over to one of the owner's trucks nearby, and both walk back toward the vending machine with something in their hands. One subject starts to hit the machine with the object. The other subject does not return into the camera's view, but at 5:02 a.m., a light colored four door pickup truck stops on the highway in front of the business. The subject who was at the vending machine comes back into view a short time after the truck stops. Two minutes later, headlights come on, and the vehicle leaves, heading west down the road and turns south going behind the business. The business owner also found that he was missing from his truck a tool set worth approximately $150 and a load bar worth approximately $50. The deputy found evidence at the scene and recorded it. As he was leaving, he found the bill acceptor from the machine along the side of the highway. Damage to the vending machine was estimated by the machine's owner at $1,500. There was probably around $20 worth of money taken out of the machine.
. A deputy was dispatched to a business for a possible burglary. The owner of the business stated that on that same day, an employee had contacted him to say that he thought that it had been broken into. When the employee arrived, he found that the lock had been broken on the back door, and had been dropped into a bucket beside the door. He did not go any further into the business, and called another supervisory employee. This employee went to the business and opened the front door and immediately noticed that the laptop computers were missing off of the first desk. He went to his office and noticed that his computer was missing as well, and called the business' owner to let him know. In addition to the computer and laptop computers, a Canon camera was also stolen from the scene.
. A deputy was asked by dispatch to report to the Cortez Cemetery in reference to a damaged fence. The manager for the cemetery reported that someone had driven through the one-strand cable fence, damaging it and leaving behind pieces of the vehicle's grill and lights on the ground next to the damaged fence. The fence closes access to anyone other than employees to the service road east of the main section of the cemetery, and had a large "no trespass" sign on it. The deputy observed the damage and saw a number of vehicle parts on the ground, and that both fence posts were completely torn from their cement foundations with the cable still attached. The "no trespass" sign was still attached to the fence. The damage was estimated at approximately $100. The deputy collected the vehicle parts and took photos of the tire prints in the snow. The parts from the suspect vehicle appear to be from a 90's model Ford pickup truck.
. A deputy was dispatched to apprehend a woman at Walmart who had an active warrant for her arrest. When the deputy contacted the woman, she confirmed her identity by stating, "Yeah, that's me." She was informed that she was under arrest and told to put her hands behind her back and remain calm. The woman insisted she needed to make a phone call first and refused to obey the deputy's orders, and he was forced to hold her arm behind her back until he was able to place the handcuffs. The woman admitted that she had drug paraphernalia inside her purses and wanted to inform the deputy that the items did not belong to her. The deputy found inside the purses a black leather pouch that contained a glass pipe that the deputy recognized as a pipe commonly used for smoking methamphetamine, 13 plastic baggies and a thin metal piece. The 13 plastic baggies were found to have a white powdery substance inside which was identified by testing as methamphetamine. The woman was transported to the MSCO Dentention Center and advised of her rights, and agreed to speak with the deputy. When asked about what was in the small plastic baggies, the woman responded, "yeah, it's my meth, which I smoke because of what I am going through." She was left in the care and custody of detention center staff under a Felony hold and charged with possession of a Schedule II substance and paraphernalia. The woman requested to have her child be left under the care of her mother.
. A deputy responded to a residential address for a report of a cold theft. A woman stated that she had gone out of town for the holidays, returning on New Year's Day to discover the theft. The woman has a live-in employee and three weeks before she left town she hired a second employee to assist him with work on the property. She stated that she frequently hires younger people and students in exchange for room and board and three hours of work per day, but this particular employee was a problem from the start and did not get along with the other employee. The two were the only persons with access to her home while she was out of town. The woman had nine $100 bills in a home office, an additional $100 in petty cash, and eight $1 bills, all of which were missing. While the woman had been out of town, the newer employee's father had arrived at her home to pick his son up and take him home to California. The other employee had not been home as he had gone to a bible study class in town. The woman had originally hired the possible suspect from the Internet, and he had come from Philadelphia, Penn. for the job. The woman did not have direct proof that the young male had taken her money, but he was the only other person with access to her home, and both he and her money were gone when she returned from out of town. She was able to provide both the name of the possible suspect and his father, as well as a photo of him, to the deputy.
. A deputy met with a male reporting party at the Sheriff's Department for a report of a cold theft. The man told the deputy that he had gone out of town for the holidays, and before leaving, had purchased new tires from a tire business in Cortez. The old tires had been placed in the back of his vehicle for him to take home, and he had planned to give them to a friend. While he was gone on vacation, his friend called him and told him that he had gone to the reporting party's residence the day after Christmas to pick up the tires and they were gone. The tires were valued at about $40 each, and only three of the four tires had been taken. The man's vehicle had been parked in his driveway.


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High school baseball roundup
Tuesday's baseball
Kewanee 11, Orion 2
Donovan Murphy belted a pair of home runs and Jared Nimrick added another homer as the Boilers rolled to Tuesday's non-conference win at Orion.
The Boilers jumped on the Chargers early with four runs in the first and two more in the second. Kewanee blew the game open with four more in the fifth.
The Boilers finished with 13 hits including two each from Murphy, Nimrick, Dayton Ince and Zach Brown. Murphy and Nimrick finished with three RBI each.
Ince was the winning pitcher for Kewanee.
Galva-Williamsfield 17,
Annawan-Wethersfield 4, 5 innings
The Wildcats erupted for 16 runs in the third and fourth innings to roll past the Titans in LTC action Tuesday in Galva.
Galva-Williamsfield scored five runs in the third inning and 11 in the fourth to break the game open.
Tyler Doubet led the G-W offense with four hits, five RBI and two runs. James Doubet followed with three hits, three runs and three RBI, while Donovan Benson added two hits and four RBI.
Also chipping in for the Wildcats were Parker Wight and Logan Smith with two hits and three runs each, and James Sams with two runs.
Easton Beard earned his third win of the season, working all five innings.
Cody Phillips led the A-W offense with two hits, and Trevor Lay took the loss for the Titans.
The Wildcats are 10-4 on the season and 9-3 in the LTC, while the Titans slip to 17-6 and 11-4 in conference.
Mercer County 5, Ridgewood 4
The Golden Eagles handed Ridgewood its first Lincoln Trail Conference loss Tuesday night, and remained in the hunt for the LTC title.
Ridgewood jumped on top with two runs in the first, but Mercer County answered with three in the third and single runs in the fourth and sixth innings. The Spartans scored two runs in the seventh, but the rally fell short.
Nick Ragan homered and drove in three runs for the Spartans, and Andrew Steider knocked in a run.
Tanner Matlick homered and drove in a pair of runs for Mercer County.
Darrin Harrison earned the win for Mercer County, while Ragan suffered the loss for Ridgewood.
The Spartans are 19-4 overall and 15-1 in the LTC, while the Golden Eagles improve to 13-2 in conference.
Erie-Prophetstown 6, Bureau Valley 1
The Panthers broke a scoreless tie with five runs in the fourth inning en route to Tuesday's TRAC-9 win over the Storm.
Zach Inskeep tripled and knocked in two runs for Erie-Prophetstown, while Owen McConnell and Carter Ames added two hits each.
Keaton Wagenknecht took the loss for BV and Kellen Jepson was the winner for E-P.


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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Raw Without Hunger
Just pumpkin seeds, vanilla bean, dates, and water! Ani says the mylk is great for your skin since pumpkin seeds contain omega-3 fatty acids. Lately, I've been sticking to simple liquid breakfasts on raw day. And I'm usually starving an hour after I get to work, so I bring plenty of snacks to eat at my desk. However, after drinking the mylk today, I was satisfied until around 11:30 a.m.
I nibbled on these Carrots and Raw Vegan Pesto as a pre-lunch snack, even though I could have made it to lunch without them:
For lunch (around 12:30 p.m.), I ate this gigantic Garden Salad with Raw Ranch and Sesame Sunflower Seed Bread Croutons:
The ranch is Shellyfish's recipe, which you can find here. I've tried several recipes for raw ranch, and I think Shellyfish's is the best so far. Even though I was full about mid-way through the salad, I ate almost every bite because the dressing was that good. The croutons were crumbled from leftover slices of the Sesame Sunflower Bread from Ani's Raw Kitchen that I'd made several months ago. They keep forever in the fridge!
On most raw days, a similarly-sized salad would fill me up for about two hours and then I'd be munching on more veggies, fruits, or a Larabar. But I really didn't get hungry again until after leaving the office. I did, however, make room for a few locally-grown grapes because I brought them to work, and dammit, I was gonna eat them.
Around 6 p.m., I had dinner — Zucchini Fettucine with Guacamole — though I wasn't famished as usual:
I know my guac looks a little funky. I cut out a lot of bad spots and ended up with less avocado than other ingredients, resulting in a more liquid-y guac. It was still very delicious. I got the idea of topping raw noodles with guac from Eat 'n Veg'n.
Of course, I ended my day with a big ole bowl of Raw Banana Soft Serve with Chopped Pecans and a little light reading from Emma Goldman:
In case you don't know the wonders of banana soft serve, hit up Gena's Choosing Raw for details. I'm convinced it's the best thing to happen to raw cuisine ... ever.
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yum yum! i am making it a goal this year to start eating a ton more raw. you make it look easy and delicious. on another note, i know you attend a lot of vegan potlucks, i'm going to my first and was wondering if there was anything you highly recommend i bring (that will be a hit!). thanks and love your blog!
- September 2, 2009 at 1:15 AM
- Averie (LoveVeggiesAndYoga) said...
The Mylk....sounds really good. Simple but good. Pumpkin seeds are really high in Vit. E and I think that's supposed to be really good for your skin so she wasnt lyin' when she said it was beautifying mylk.
All your food looks sooo pretty. It's like just so perfect and raw and wonderful.
I need to figure out my camera settings and my lighting better; your gorg pics inspire me to do that!
- September 2, 2009 at 2:04 AM
- Theresa said...
Ice cream and Emma - perfect combination!
- September 2, 2009 at 2:25 AM
- Mihl said...
And there's iron in those seeds too! Oh, how I love pumpkin seeds, I must try this milk. I always enjoy your raw food post, the are very inspirational...now I am off to check out that soft serve recipe...
- September 2, 2009 at 4:58 AM
I have so many pumpkin seeds, I have no idea why I haven't made that milk! Yum!
- September 2, 2009 at 5:10 AM
- Gina said...
Mmmm...I don't think there is anything better than banana ice cream. There is a place on the boardwalk at the beach we go to that sells it! They actually put the frozen bananas through a juicer, which somehow makes it that much better. Actually, we first had it while we were in Hawaii, but this is much easier to get, haha.
- September 2, 2009 at 5:13 AM
- Crystal said...
I agree- that soft serve is amazing!
- September 2, 2009 at 5:23 AM
- Knit-Picky Veganista said...
I like a lot of raw dishes...these look wonderful!
- September 2, 2009 at 5:41 AM
- vegan.in.brighton said...
Nice work with the raw day. I need to try to eat more raw food, I like it but somehow it seems easier to cook - which doesn't make sense.
I love the skull glass too!
- September 2, 2009 at 6:21 AM
- The Voracious Vegan said...
Beautiful food! That banana milk sounds very good.
And oooh that banana ice-cream is just too amazing, isn't it?
- September 2, 2009 at 7:39 AM
- JohnP said...
Raw food! Emma Goldman! Yay!
- September 2, 2009 at 7:44 AM
- Bianca said...
To Lizzie: For a vegan potluck dish suggestion, I find you can't lose with a tasty dessert...maybe the East Coast Coffee Cake from Vegan Brunch or the Smlove Pie from the Veganomicon. Or for savory ideas, a pasta salad with artichokes, olives, and tofu feta is simple and easy. Also dips and pates are great for potlucks...like maybe the Tempeh Pate with crackers from the Vegan Table. Good luck!
- September 2, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- nora said...
I tried to make the banana soft serve a week or two ago, but I think I blended it too much, if that's possible? It seemed to be fluffy at one point, but I kept blending, and then it just got gooey and liquidy. :( Yours looks great though!
- September 2, 2009 at 11:08 AM
That looks awesome... You are inspiring me to eat more raw again, on a consistent basis (I've been slacking and suffering lately). Thank you thank you thank you for sharing this every week!
- September 2, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- HayMarket8 said...
Looks great! I want to try that mylk. Very cool.
- September 2, 2009 at 2:13 PM
- Vegan Deluxe said...
Everything looks great! It's inspiring to hear about your raw food adventures. I'm trying to incorporate more raw food into my family's diet, but it's soooo hard, because I love ooey gooey comfort foods and raw foods, though delicious, don't exactly qualify as "comfort foods". We actually have a raw food restaurant here in Jacksonville close by that I should go to more often: http://www.shaktilifekitchen.com/index.html
- September 2, 2009 at 2:49 PM
- Jen said...
nice prop under that nanner soft-serve! you're not fooling me bianca. i know you really read the weekly world news and not some anarchist 'zine. guffaw.
seriously, love the raw eats. it's been high raw salsa season at our house. been rockin' the smoothies too.
- September 2, 2009 at 3:35 PM
- Gena said...
Thanks for the shout, Mama! And what a cool raw day! I've wondered about the pumpkin milk and would love to try it now. xoxo
- September 2, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- Vaala said...
Oooo, that looks like a super awesome day of eats!
We've been making banana soft serve since I was a little kid (man, Mum was clearly ahead of the times!)...it totally rocks!
- September 2, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Lauren said...
yum! all this raw food looks delicious!! i'm glad you were able to make it without feeling ridiculously hungry! :)
that pesto with carrot sticks really sounds tasty!
- September 2, 2009 at 6:18 PM
- jessy said...
hooray for a truly satisfying raw day, Bianca! i love that you do a raw day once a month – i really need to do something like that.
the pumpkin mylk looks so good! i love your glass! i have ani's book & i need to try that mylk out. pumpkin is so perfect for the fall season! raw vegan pesto is something dan & i love. we think the raw walnuts taste better than the regular ones. you make one glorious look'n salad – and the croutons are too yummy looking! i saw Shelly's recipe & i keep meaning to make it. thanks for the tasty reminder! zoodles with guacamole (it looks yummers to me) & raw banana soft serve?!?! so, soooooooo delicious! mmmmmmmmmm!
- September 2, 2009 at 7:14 PM
- aTxVegn said...
Well now I MUST try Shelly's raw ranch and pumpkin mylk! And the croutons on the salad are a great addition. Guac on just about anything is pretty darn great - glad you tried it on the noodles.
Your raw days are so inspirational.
- September 2, 2009 at 8:50 PM
the menu looks like the shiz-nat. hurray for emma goldman and raw soft serve-what a dynamic duo.
- September 2, 2009 at 11:47 PM
- Wendy said...
Oh my, I will be trying that banana soft-serve very very soon.
P.S. I'm the awkward gal who ran into you at Whole Foods this past Saturday. I didn't even introduce myself, which is a bad habit I have. I'm Wendy. I have a sometimes meaty blog. I love your raw days the best.
- September 3, 2009 at 11:44 AM
Bianca, should the bananas be frozen solid for it to create the right consistancy? The kids and I are going to try this! Is there a certain amount of time that the bananas should stay in the freezer?
- September 3, 2009 at 6:48 PM
Ok so I went ahead and made it. I had 3 bananas, broken up and put in a freezer bag, in the freezer for 4 hours. Whirled them in the food processor and to mine and my children's amazement, the bananas became like ice cream! I scooped it into bowls and sprinkled a little cinnamon over each, and we had the perfect before bed snack!! The kids said they can't wait to have that again! Thanks!
- September 3, 2009 at 7:49 PM
- Bianca said...
Yea Katrina! I'm so glad that worked for you! It's like magic how those little nanners turn into creamy ice cream!
- September 3, 2009 at 11:34 PM
- Bianca said...
And hey Wendy! I just checked out your blog and added it to my blog roll. It was really cool meeting you at Whole Foods....those sorts of random encounters are neat!
- September 3, 2009 at 11:39 PM
- Erin said...
Looks like a very tasty day! I was gonna make Shelly's dressing this weekend but forgot to soak the almonds, so sad.
- September 7, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- Nachos said...
OMG you are so right about Gena's banana soft serve. Best thing ever!! I started getting all fancy pants with it and adding berries, choc-agave topping, chopped nuts etc. Freakin' awesome.
- September 28, 2009 at 2:04 AM


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Lakeshore tops Three Rivers 44-35
Three Rivers' girl's basketball team had its season ended by Stevensville-Lakeshore Tuesday night in regional action.
The Lady Cats couldn't overcome turnovers and few Lady Lancer runs, falling 44-35 in the contest.
The game started with neither team being able to hang onto the basketball after a Teagan Reeves triple for the first points.
Three Rivers' 3-0 lead held for a few minutes as both teams turned over the ball and committed fouls.
As the teams connected for some points in between turnovers, the game was tied at 5-5 with just a few minutes left.
A split at the line by Linsey Masnari was the final point of the first quarter and Lakeshore led 7-6 after the first quarter.
Three Rivers wanted to get the ball inside to Masnari and Reeves, and were able to do so the first two possessions of the second quarter. Masnari came through with back-to-back buckets in the paint and Three Rivers built a 10-7 advantage.
Yet, the Lady Lancers took control of the game then, going on a 19-4 run to end the half.
Three Rivers aided that run by turning it over and missing shots.
The Lady Cats had 12 miscues in the first half. Morgan Kaiser connected for back-to-back triples in the final two possessions for Lakeshore, building their lead to 26-14 at the halftime.
To open the third, Lakeshore committed an over-and-back to turn the ball over.
The Lady Cats were able to take advantage, scoring on back-to-back possessions as Bre Lester hit a runner before a Reeves' pair of free throws. Lakeshore led 26-18.
Both teams battled back and forth on the scoreboard, and a layup by Reeves at the 2:50 mark brought the Lady Cats the closest they had been in a while at 28-22.
Yet, the Lady Lancers held a 29-22 advantage heading into the fourth quarter.
And in the fourth, Three Rivers threw everything it had against Lakeshore, but the Lady Lancers were able to fend off any kind of run.
With just over seven minutes left in the game Lakeshore pushed their lead to double figures again at 32-22, a free throw by Nikki Bennett and back-to-back buckets inside for Reeves cut the deficit to give points. Lakeshore led 32-27, but that was as close as Three Rivers would get.
Three Rivers never was able to settle into their style of game and finished with 21 turnovers on the night.
Reeves led with 18 points, 15 rebounds and two blocks while Masnari added 12 points, 12 rebounds and two blocks.
Marissa Wyngarden and Lester each had two points while Bennett made one.
Wyngarden, Clautia Pou, Curstin Holloman, Lester and Bennett played their final game as seniors for the Lady Wildcats.
Cam Tyler led Lakeshore with 15 points. Kaiser and Carley Dubbert each had seven points.


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Earth : Europe : Britain and Ireland : United Kingdom : Wales : South Wales : Monmouthshire : Chepstow
Chepstow [2] (Cas-gwent) is an ancient market town and former port situated on the River Wye (Afon Gwy) in South Wales a short distance upstream from where the Wye and Severn rivers merge. A Norman castle founded in 1067 stands at the water's edge. A considerable portion of the massive town wall (Port Wall ) remains intact as does the Town Gate which provides access from the west. Until the bypass was built a few years ago, access from the east was limited to John Rennie's cast iron 1816 bridge across the river Wye.
Get in
Chepstow is well served by rail and road: it lies on the railway line from Gloucester to Cardiff; the A466 follows the Wye Valley to Monmouth via Tintern and Llandogo; the 1966 Severn Bridge and M4 motorway provides easy access to London and elsewhere. Regrettably, a toll of £5.40 has to be paid for cars when travelling from east to west (into Wales). It costs nothing to travel to England. The same charges apply on the Second Severn Crossing, a newer road bridge downstream of the original 1966 bridge. The airports of Bristol [3] and Cardiff [4] are not too far away
Chepstow has long served as the gateway for the scenic Lower Wye Valley and two long distance walks are accessible from Chepstow: the Offa's Dyke Path [9] and the Wye Valley Walk [10].
If you find yourself at a loose end having viewed the Museum and the Castle at the lower end of Chepstow, there are a few suggestions for a pleasant stroll up to the Town Gate:
If you support charity shops, Chepstow has about five (it does sometimes vary), watch out for them. St Mary Street has some shops which deal in antiques and objects which one day might be antiques. Every three weeks or so, on a Saturday morning, there is a Farmers' Market in the Place de Cormeilles, adjacent to the Town Gate. Every Sunday morning there is a market at the racecourse which can attract large crowds.
Get out
There is a fish and chip shop just outside the Town Gate (The Arch), in Albion Square, and a Chinese takeaway a little further up Moor Street, on the right; there is another sandwiched between the main car park and Bank Street, where you can also sit down. There is an Indian Restaurant at the top of Hocker Hill Street. There are quite a few pubs serving food as well as tea-rooms. Chepstow even has a local department store, Herbert Lewis, in the High Street, which has a coffee shop. Late in 2004, a Greek Meze Bar opened in Welsh Street.
The Coach and Horses Inn on Welsh Street serves proper good-quality home cooking with a specials menu that changes daily


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The Lady Wildcats softball team showed some moxie in grabbing two hard fought wins on senior night at East Park defeating Winfield 11-9 and 9-5 on Monday.
In the first game for the Wildcats, El Dorado made a gigantic comeback to win after being down 6-0 after 4 innings.
"Fourth inning of the first game down 6-0 I didn't see us coming back from that large of a deficit, but I knew our bats would come alive just didn't know how much," said El Dorado head coach Tina Nickel.
The bats came alive for El Dorado scoring 7 runs in the fourth to take the lead and 11 total in the final three innings to win the game.
The Lady Wildcats ended the game by turning a double play up the middle with Senior McLaren Stewart at shortstop and 2nd baseman Andrea Valadez.
"The last few games Stewart has been such a leader in the field and came to us wanting to find her place to help the team. She wanted to play SS and in the last 6 games has really come through for us with Kayla Smith really starting to settle in behind the plate," said Nickel.
Stewarts finished with three total bases and two rbis, Andrea Valadez had a double and three rbis for El Dorado.
"Valadez has been hitting lights out for us this year and we finally had people on base for her to hit them in," said Nickel.
Kayla Smith had a triple and 5 total bases with two rbis, Logan Morrow had three total bases and a rbi and Dani McFadden had two total bases and two rbis.
"We hit the ball hard and it has been right to people but tonight we found the holes," said Nickel.
Receiving the benefit of the run support was freshman pitcher Destiny Bowlin who got the complete game victory striking out three and allowing 9 runs on 14 hits and 4 walks.
The momentum from the first win carried into the second contest for the Wildcats.
Winfield drew first blood in the top of the first but the Wildcats clawed back scoring six runs in the first three innings to grab a lead they would not relent.
"In the second game Logan Morrow not only hit amazing she pitched more focused and put forth a solid performance," said Nickel.
Morrow finished with 4 total bases and two rbis and stolen base to help her cause at pitcher.
Morrow went the complete game getting the win and had a season high 8 strikeouts and allowing 4 runs only one of which was earned on 8 hits and 6 walks.
Valadez, Smith, McFadden and Heather Riddle each had a double in the game.
"I am very proud of the girls and it helps to have our offense show up early," said Nickel.
Valadez had two rbis in the win and Smith, Riddle and McFadden each drov in a run.
Defensively Lauryn Brickley made some great scoops at third to end several of innings.
"I would say the seniors wanted these wins. They had never won at home and it made for a special night for them. I was so glad they attained some goals and we hope to carry our bats we brought last night to Bulher on Thursday," said Nickel.
Lady Wildcats get first wins of the season with sweep of Winfield
The Lady Wildcats softball team showed some moxie in grabbing two hard fought wins on senior night at East Park defeating Winfield 11-9 and 9-5 on Monday.


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The massacre of 20 children and seven adults in Newtown, Conn., by a single gunman has sparked what is euphemistically referred to as "a national conversation" about guns.
It's about time.
We will start with this: Guns absolutely are not entirely to blame.
We are a society that glorifies, objectifies and merchandises violence - on television, on the movie screen, in video games, even on the athletic field. Is there anyone who doesn't think that affects at least the less stable among us?
We're also a nation that has been substantially at war, recovering from war or preparing for war almost continuously since Dec. 7, 1941. That has to take a toll on the national soul, as our recent adoption of the use and rationalization of torture would suggest.
Many have correctly noted that our society does a very poor job of dealing with mental illness. We can and should do better on that score.
But our entertainment output, including violent, action-based storylines, are a major export to the rest of the world and, thus, hardly unique. And, as more than one observer put it, all of the world's nations have a ready supply of the mentally ill roving their streets.
For some reason, however, the United States stands out for a steady succession of murderous shooting rampages, just since 1999 in: Columbine, Col. (13 dead, 21 wounded); Atlanta, Ga. (12 dead, 13 wounded); Blacksburg, Va. (32 dead, 17 wounded); Kinston, Ala. (10 dead, six wounded); Fort Hood, Texas (13 dead, 30 wounded); Binghamton, N.Y. (13 dead, four wounded); Aurora, Colo. (12 dead, 58 wounded); Oak Creek, Wis. (six dead, three wounded) and Newtown, Conn. (27 dead, two wounded).
What most distinguishes America besides this repeating horror is that we are a nation awash in a ready supply of the most lethal personal firearms on the planet, including those designed for battlefield use.
So, it's all well and good to talk about other issues, but the availability and types of firearms must be addressed, too. The time is ripe.
That said, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer is correct: Gun control advocates must come to grips with the existence of the Second Amendment, which guarantees the right to keep and bear arms.
Further, the Supreme Court has said that right is an individual right, not limited by the collective right implied by the amendment's grounding in the desirability of a militia.
But what the Supreme Court also has said is that both sides of the issue are, as Schumer puts it, "only half-right: The right to bear arms is constitutionally guaranteed, but reasonable limits are allowed."
Where, then, does the right to defend oneself end and the interest of public safety begin? It's all about finding a consensus on that balancing point.


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So I have a commission to yarnbomb The Oakland Museum of California in mid Oct . I will be doing this through The Oakland Standard . More about them here . I will be yarnbombing the 4 bannisters in the front of the building out on the street , the 3 bannisters going down into the building , bannisters going down into the garden , 2 benches and 2 chairs that are part of the architectural Jensen installation. And maybe a tree. All handspun yarn .
The reason that this installation is so extreme is this . I came up with it and I wanted it to be really big – something that would be big enough that it wouldn't make me think about knitting and yarnbombing in a whole new way . Too big to be just 'cute '
So now I go around begging my friends to help me knit . I now have Brenda Loreman , The Russian , Hargus Rose , The Fibrarian , and Anna Wong all knitting . And I spin all the time . And watch " Star Trek Next Generation ."
It's interesting to me how I get really excited and then really doubtful ,alternating . We tend to swerve away from what we really want .
This yarnbombing installation will go up in mid Oct 2011 and will be up for a month . I am so impressed with The Oakland Museum of California -this could be a first -yarnbombing the building of a museum inside and out .
International Yarnbombing Show On The Streets of Oakland , Ca.
At the same time this installation is up I want to put up a yarnbombing street art show using the streets of Oakland as a gallery . I am asking for yarnbombs from all over the world , signed by their artists with names and countries and I will sew them up on street poles , bike racks , parking meters , lamp posts and fences . I need tags that are 7.5 inches around { stretches measurement so they don't slide down } and 4 to 8 ft long . I want people to get to see the amazing things you can do with knitting and crocheting f , so I'm hoping for ruffles , flowers , fairisle , cables , buttons , bobbles , protrusions and lots of color .
I need yarnbombs to start coming around Oct 10 so I can start installing . I will take pictures and post them and documant the whole deal
Turning a city into a gallery of knitted street art at the same time a museum has an installation- I like what this says about art , knitting , street art , out new global internet life , freedom and doing what you want .
You may reach me at http://www.streetcolorart.gmail.com and I will give you a mailing address. { Don't want to tell everyone who I truly am ! }
i just got a message on Facebook from Dagmar Reichardt that she will help me reach knitters in Germany and Japan. Oh my.


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I might be considered too old for a visit from the Easter Bunny but this morning I did indeed find a pleasant surprise: an Ancestor Approved Award thanks to Roots'n'Leaves!
There are a few things, obligations so to speak, that go hand in hand with this award. The first part is to "list ten things you have learned about any of your ancestors that has surprised, humbled, or enlightened you" and then to "pass the award along to ten other bloggers who you feel are doing their ancestors proud."
My ten:
Humbled: My mother in law Concetta did not learn to read and write until well into her seventies. She wanted to be able to
read the bible for herself!
- Surprised: My father in law Francesco was the cook for the railroad crew he worked with because he cooked better than anyone else in the group! He was quite proud of his cooking skills.
- Enlightened: The official in the anagrafe – the office of vital statistics in Campodimele, Italy is a relative of my husband.
- Surprised: Facebook is a wonderful social medium to find family members. We have now made contact with several relatives overseas who have also now made additional contacts with extended family. It surprises and humbles me to witness the joy of family reconnecting over such long distances and time.
- Enlightened: When I started my family genealogy journey in 1996, I had no idea how passionately I would feel about this quest. What started as a chance to introduce my sons to their dad's family has become a bigger blessing to me in some respects! I was not sure how my sons would look at all the information. In the beginning they questioned what purpose it would serve. Now they simply enjoy learning about family and meeting them either in person or via the computer and emails.
- Surprised: Valentino Pannozzo, my husband's grandfather wore regular shoes instead of Roman sandals for the first time in a photograph taken two weeks before he died.
- Humbled: This same man Valentino Pannozzo in his eighties was still in love with his wife and referred to her as his "little doll" to everyone! How unusual for his era!
- Humbled: The love and mutual respect for each other in this family has survived in spite of the separation by distance and has even grown stronger over the years. They are fiercely loyal to one another in all aspects of their lives.
- Surprised that once I discovered the name of a grandparent (long forgotten by most in the family) there were suddenly many people (unrelated) I met who knew her and have begun to share stories!
- Humbled: I met an elderly gentleman who knew a grandfather well. The day I found his death certificate via the help of an official in Campodimele, I met this elderly man in another town. It was a chance meeting and yet I know there was nothing just luck about it. He regaled us with stories about both the son (a great uncle to us) and father ( the grandfather) that we had never known. And he touched my heart as he cried about the death of his best friend (the son) sixty years earlier. His memories of the incident and how it affected the father touched me profoundly. I understood then how Grandfather Valentino still wore a black armband two years after the death of his son!
Ten Blogs That Also Do Their Ancestors Proud:
- Rootdigger
- Digging in.. To My Past
- Elyse's Genealogy Blog
- Family Tree Writer
- Geneapprentice
- Keeper Of The Records
- Kick-Ass Genealogy
- La Mia Famiglia
- Our Family Tree Bears Fruit
- Sharing Our Family's Memories
I think you will enjoy these blogs, each nominated for their unique styles. I find something of worth in all their posts each time! I hope you all do too!
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Thank you, Bonnie, for including my blog on your list. Oh how I wish that writing this blog would bring my ancestors back to life. This is the only way I know to honor them and keep their memory alive.
My apologies that it took me so long to respond to you. I have been extremely busy with work, as my newest update indicates.
I hope to get back to the genealogy work in July.
Thanks again.
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Alghero is a beautiful destination in Sardinia, Italy. It is best known for its beautiful beaches, very good food at reasonable prices, and its catalan origin, in fact it was known in the past as little Barcelona.
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Alghero is serviced by several airlines including:
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There is a station about fifteen minutes walking distance from the center of the town and marina. To get to the town from the station simply turn left out of the station on Don Minzoni, go straight for five blocks or so until you hit the beach and go left along Via Garibaldi. Alghero station runs trains operated by Ferrovie della Sardenia, not to be confused with Ferrovie dello Stato (Trenitalia). These are two separate companies, and you will have to take one of the many daily 35-minute trains from Alghero to Sassari in order to catch a connecting train operated by Trenitalia to another destination such as Cagliari. Tickets must be purchased separately at their respective stations. Ticket price Alghero-Sassari is Eur2.20. Sassari-Cagliari at standard fare second class will run you Eur13.65 each way. No student or age discounts.
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There is a direct bus from Cagliari to Alghero. It costs €20 and takes 3.5 hours
The Palazzo d'Albis is a worthwhile historical site.
Don't miss Neptune's Grotto located at Cappo Caccia, a vast grotto reachable by boat trip. However, on bad weather days you can`t take the boat. Hiring a scooter is a fun way of getting there! It takes about 45 minutes, and on the way there, you should stop for lunch at Ristorante La Nuvola (about 35-minute drive from Alghero towards the Cappo Caccia, just on the right side of the road). When you arrive at the Cappo Caccia, it takes about 10 minutes to walk down to Neptune`s Grotto, and it is worth the view! 10 euros entry is paid at the entrance of the cave, and you get a half-hour guided tour in the cave in Italian, English and German. There is also the necropolis of Anghelu Ruju and Nuraghe Palmavera, two of the most important archeological sites of Sardinia.
This historic town has become one of the most popular destinations for visitors to Sardinia. The car free narrow lanes of the atmospheric old town contain numerous bars and cafes whilst the restaurants are renowned for excellent seafood. The surrounding area brings many delights for those who venture out of the city. These include the famous beaches at La Pelosa - Stintino, the eerily abandoned mining town of Argentiera and the ancient palace complex at Nuraghe di Palmavera.
The coastal road south of Alghero is beautiful, an unspoilt and protected panorama of sparkling sea, lush vegetation, and rocky mountains. It leads to Bosa, a small medieval town, which has a distinctive and living historic center and many points of interest. Bosa is an ideal spot for a relaxing holiday, as it is friendly and has a character and economy which is not based solely on tourism.
Alghero is famous with its red coral jewelery as well as silverware.
As in most parts of Italy food in Alghero is an important thing. The town's fishing port provides seafood fresh from the sea. Make sure that you try Catalan lobster, lobster salad with raw tomatoes and onion. Ricci (sea urchins) are also very popular in Alghero with a festival being held in their honor around febraio sagra"Boga Marin".
Take in the beautiful views at cafe Latino located on the battlements overlooking the harbour. There are also lots of late night bars on the lungomare valencia that get going at around about midnight. Local drinks are Limoncello, Mirto and some local wines that they serve in all restaurants.
Also you should not miss the Bar La Perla in Viale Sardegna. It serves the best Cappucino in town.
There are a whole number of possibilities for accommodation in Alghero from bed and breakfasts to Agroturismos(farm stays) and hotels. You can pick up a list of B&Bs at the friendly Tourist Information office. In the offseason, rates range from E25 - E50 for one person. Expect prices to double in July and August.
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I am told that Friday's column was a touch gloomy, dealing as it did with the sentiment that the book is doomed, and we will be watching this genre and that dwindle to electronic images on a screen without ever seeing print. And it is true, after all, that we can vlew the whole process from the other end of the lifeboat. That would be the "You bail, Jack. My end ain't sinking."
Even if one assumes the eBook will eventually take over from the Book, some books, surely, will continue to appeal to buyers. So instead of considering which types of books we are likely to see becoming extinct first, we can explain why certain kinds won't be going anywhere for a while yet.
Pop Fiction Goes Last:.The people who read this stuff are a clannish bunch: hence all the conventions and fan clubs. They love to pass along their latest find to their friends. "Here, borrow my copy!" And the makers of eReaders frown on that sort of thing. They can't make money on downloads if people are going to be passing texts around. You KNOW they're going to come up with an eyeprint reader so that electronic romances or fantasy epics are For Your Eyes Only. MUCH easier to get your fan club membership drive going if you have paperbacks to hand out. And don't forget comic books: how can you have a mint copy of a rare comic if just anybody can download it, fresh as a daisy, in eForm?
Scholarly Publishing Goes Last: Scholars are a superstitious lot: they like a printed page. How can they base a talk at a convention on a mistake Dr. Schuhfitz made in footnote 87, page 321 of her book if she, getting wind of it, can ease in electronically and correct the mistake, pretending the correct information was there all along? How can Professor Twelvetrees claim he discovered the Amazonian amatacat first, since his paper predates Dr. Tutkus's paper by four days if Dr. Tutkus monkeys with the computer calendar setting. A printed page is hard evidence.
Children's Books Go Last: You cannot write your name in brown crayon on a Kindle. You CAN curl up in a grandparent's lap with a Nook, I suppose, and say "Punch the Buttons for Under the Bridge again." That kind of assumes your grandparents know how to work the Nimbus 2000 Kindlegarten Primer, and that the bifocals can handle the page from the same angle you do. And, yes, there are programs that will do all the funny voices for you the way Grandpa does. But the computer will do it the first time you ask, which takes away the fun of nagging Grandpa to do it.
How To Books Go Last.Which do you really want to be holding when you're standing kneedeep in water in the basement: an electronic device or volume 3 of the Popular Mechanics Guide to Plumbing? After all, you can still read the book when you pick it up out of the water.
You can't wrap fish and chips in a Nook, and the unabridged dictionary will hold a door open far better than Wikipedia will. You'll NEVER c lean out those old unread New yorkers if you let them pile up electronically. That Andy Warhol book I sold twice, the second time after the first buyer ripped out the inscription, but because Andy's pen had leaked through the page still had a LITTLE of his autograph, would never have worked the same way with a Kindle. And did you ever squash a fly between the pages of an eBook?
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