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JOHNSON CITY (Dec. 19, 2011) – After a week off to focus on study and completing finals, the ETSU men's basketball team will be back on the floor Monday evening, taking on nearby Milligan College in non-conference hoops action at 7 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
The Bucs (4-5 overall) are coming off a victory over Appalachian State back on Dec. 10. That win snapped a four-game losing streak, and ETSU hopes to maintain that momentum as it prepares for a Friday trip to Knoxville to take on Southeastern Conference foe Tennessee.
For more on Monday's game, click on the game notebook link to the right, or read the game notes below. For more on ETSU men's basketball throughout the 2011-12 season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
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While posting its highest RPI since the 2003-04 season, head coach Murry Bartow led the ETSU men's basketball team to another successful season in 2010-11, a campaign that included 24 wins and ultimately ended with a run to the semifinals of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament … Led by seniors such as Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) and all-conference performer Micah Williams (Manchester), the Bucs enjoyed impressive road wins at Atlantic 10 Conference member Dayton and Southeastern Conference foe Mississippi State, while also finishing second in the A-Sun Conference standings … Along with Smith and Williams, fellow senior Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) continued to impress fans with his high-flying dunks, which twice landed him as the No. 1 play of the day on ESPN's SportsCenter and earned him a spot in the national slam dunk championships … Unfortunately for the Bucs, Smith, Williams and Tubbs have departed, leaving the team with the unenviable task of having to replace over 42 points of offensive production from a year ago – equal to 60 percent of the team's scoring in 2010-11 … The Bucs will begin looking for those offensive numbers from returning starters such as senior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) and senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.), while senior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) – a 2010 A-Sun all-conference and all-tournament performer – will return to the floor after taking a medical redshirt season a year ago … Other returning players looking to improve their production will include junior guards Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) and Jarvis Jones (Memphis), junior forwards J.C. Ward (Marietta) and Lukas Poderis (Tampa), and redshirt freshman point guard Ryan Woumn (Lynn, Mass.) … The Bucs have also added a talented recruiting class that includes three true freshman and one junior college transfer.
The series versus Milligan
In a series that dates back to 1921, ETSU leads Milligan 35-24 all-time ... The Bucs have won the last three against the Buffaloes, including a 103-55 victory back in 2010.
Last time out against Milligan
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 27, 2010) - Scoring 61 first-half points, the ETSU men's basketball team's early offensive barrage was simply too much for NAIA Division II opponent Milligan College, as the Buccaneers rolled to a 103-55 trouncing of the Buffaloes inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. ... The Bucs got a double-double effort from junior Curtis Wilkinson (Bude, Miss.), as the 6-foot-8 forward finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Meanwhile, senior guard Micah Williams (Manchester) had a team-high 17 points to go along with four steals, while junior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) netted 16, senior guard Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) pitched in 13, and senior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) added 11. ... Junior Adam Sollazzo (Tampa, Fla.) also had a strong night at the point, dishing out 10 assists. As a team, the Bucs enjoyed some efficiency on the offensive end that resulted in 25 assists on 38 made baskets. ... In the first half, the Bucs never let the Buffs even think about an upset. Hitting on 69 percent of their shots from the floor, 50 percent from 3-point range, and 79 percent from the foul line, ETSU built an early 10-2 lead and never looked back. ... In all, the first half ended with Milligan giving up eight turnovers on five ETSU steals, and the Buffs shot just 23 percent from the floor - 18 percent from 3-point range. ... The second half was a little better for the Buffs, as they were only outscored 42-38. However, at that point the Bucs were simply on cruise control. ... Milligan got a game-high 18 points from Hudson Fricke.
Last time out
BOONE, N.C. (December 10, 2011) – Adam Sollazzo (Tampa, Fla.) scored a game-high and career-high 23 points and Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) added 16 to lead ETSU past Appalachian State, 65-48, Saturday afternoon inside the Holmes Center. ... ETSU led from the very start and never trailed at any point in the contest. The Bucs improve to 4-5 on the season, while snapping a four-game losing streak. The Bucs also swept the season series from the Mountaineers after an 81-68 victory in Johnson City back on November 15. In addition, the Bucs have now won six straight against the Mountaineers dating back to 2004-05. Meanwhile, Appalachian State falls to 4-5 on the season. ... Sollazzo surpassed his previous career-high of 22 points against Campbell in last season's regular season finale. He scored his 23 points on 8-for-15 shooting, while also adding nine rebounds, five assists and two steals. ... ETSU recorded a season-low seven turnovers on the day, while forcing Appalachian State into 18 miscues, including 11 steals. The Bucs scored 21 points off the 18 ASU turnovers. ETSU also dominated the paint by owning a 38-12 advantage scoring advantage down low. ... The Bucs got up by as much as 21 early in the second half, but Appalachian State managed to chip away at the lead. The Mountaineers cut the lead to 11 on two different occasions, but they could not get any closer. After ASU cut the lead to 51-40 with just over eight minutes to play, Sollazzo's layup extended the lead back out and ended a 6-0 Appalachian State run. ... ETSU took the lead right away as Tommy Hubbard (Boston, Mass.) scored an uncontested layup after the Bucs controlled the opening tip – starting a 9-2 ETSU run to start the game. After Appalachian State cut the lead to four, ETSU responded by putting together a 12-2 run to extend its lead to 21-7 after a Sollazzo jumper. ETSU increased its lead to 19 with less than a minute to play after a Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) tip-in, but the Mountaineers got a quick three-point basket from Mike Neal to cut the lead to 16. It looked as if the Bucs were going to take a 16 point lead to halftime until Sollazzo found a wide open Jarvis Jones (Memphis, Tenn.), who buried a three-pointer at the buzzer from the right wing, to take a 43-24 lead at the half.
Bucs showing "flex"-ability with offense
In ETSU's last game, the Bucs debuted a new offensive wrinkle, utilizing one of basketball's most traditional offenses ... The "flex" is an offense that utilizes multiple screens and a great deal of slashing throughout the paint ... The results were good for the Bucs, who enjoyed several layups and dunks against the Appalachian State Mountaineers, as they won 65-48 to snap a four-game losing streak.
Cooley among nation's best in steals
Junior Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) has been on a torrid pace this season, averaging 2.6 steals per game ... Through games as of Dec. 11, he ranked 20th nationally in steals per game.
Block party for Brown
With a block in last season's finale against Iona, senior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) set a new school record for blocks in a single season, swatting away a total of 71 shots on the year ... For his career, he now stands fifth on the all-time list at 153, but is just 29 blocks behind the program's all-time leader Zakee Wadood ... In addition to those marks, Brown's six-block performance against Belmont last year also matched the program's single-game record ... At the time, Brown joined six other ETSU players who have had six-block games, including former standouts Brad Nuckles, Eryk Thomas, Jerald Fields, Zakee Wadood, Greg Dennis and Greg Hamlin.
Getting to the free throw line a key for the Bucs
In recent years, the Bucs have focused on playing stingy defense, but also driving to the basket on offense and trying to get "tough" points thanks to fouls ... One way for the ETSU coaching staff to determine how successful the Bucs have been is charting free throw attempts and makes ... Well if this statistic is a true indicator, then the Bucs did just as the coaches would like ... Last season, ETSU set a school record for free throw attempts, putting up a total of 856 free tosses ... The Bucs also made their share of those attempts, ranking second on the all-time list with 580 makes ... The 2010-11 edition of the Bucs came up just nine makes short of the all-time record, held by the 1991-92 Bucs at 589. ... However, this season the team has continued to make it to the line, but is shooting just 60 percent from the stripe -- in other words not capitalizing.
Florida connection proving valuable to Bucs
For much of the past 10 seasons, the Buccaneers have enjoyed a pipeline of quality players coming from the "Sunshine" state ... A glance at this year's current roster shows that trend continuing ... Entering Monday's game, these have been the contributions of ETSU's current Floridians:
Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) 12.6 points, 6.0 rebounds, 4.8 assists
Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) 8.1 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists
Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) 12.4 points, 7.0 rebounds, 0.9 assists
Lukas Poderis (Port Richey, Fla.) 5.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, 0.2 assists
In all, ETSU's Florida players are averaging a combined 38.4 points,
19.3 rebounds, 7.7 assists and 5.9 steals per game so far this season.
On their way to 1,000 points
As they begin their seniors seasons, ETSU's trio of Isiah Brown, Adam Sollazzo and Tommy Hubbard are all eying the 1,000 point mark for their careers. After the season opener at Virginia Tech, here is where each stands:
Isiah Brown........................................................................ 898 points
Tommy Hubbard ........................................................... 642 points
Adam Sollazzo ................................................................ 665 points
To reach 1,000, the three would have to average the following during the regular season:
Isiah Brown..................................................... 7.0 points per game
Tommy Hubbard....................................... 14.7 points per game
Adam Sollazzo............................................ 14.8 points per game
Bucs add to postseason resume
The ETSU men's basketball team has enjoyed its share of postseason success and ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious basketball programs ... The Buccaneers have earned berths to the NCAA Tournament nine times (1969, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010) and NIT twice (1983, 2007) ... In 2011, the Bucs made their first ever appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, winning twice and advancing to the semifinals of that event ... It was the program's 12th postseason tournament appearance all-time.
ETSU "only" A-Sun team picked among nation's best "Prestige" programs
Since the beginning of the modern era for NCAA Division I-A basketball – marked by the expansion of the NCAA Tournament field to 64 teams in 1984-85 – the ETSU men's basketball program ranks in the Top 30 percent of the 300 programs that were eligible for the postseason at that time, this according to ESPN.com's "Prestige" ranking released back in 2008 ... Since that time, the Bucs have only added to their list of prestigious honors … The Buccaneers, who have enjoyed nine NCAA Tournament trips, one NIT berth, 11 20-win seasons, and a slew of conference regular season and tournament championships since 1984-85, ranked tied for 82nd out of 300 teams, meaning they were in the Top 27 percent of schools making the list. ETSU was ranked ahead of every current Atlantic Sun Conference team, as well as former Southern Conference rivals Appalachian State, Western Carolina, Georgia Southern and UNC Greensboro. In addition, the Bucs ranked ahead of SEC schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Georgia, Mississippi and Auburn, as well as other major programs such as Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, DePaul, Bradley, Clemson, California and Florida State.


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With market conditions set to undergo significant change in the future, Clarion is transforming its business portfolio to become an "Solution Provider for In-Vehicle Information Systems" proposing solutions to solve various problems which are encountered by society, individuals, car makers and business operators. The business environment in the automotive industry is undergoing dramatic changes, as customer needs expand in particular to autonomous driving in practical use, and new players from the IT sector and other industries are entering the market. Within this business environment, Clarion is strengthening its position in two key growth areas: safety & information systems, which enhance safety and security, and connectivity, which enables drivers to "connect" as they drive. Our newly setting "Smart Cockpit Solutions" intelligently provides drivers and individuals with vehicle information and social information as an integrated system solution integrating these new technologies and businesses with our core DNA of car audio, long-established technologies of car navigation, vehicle cameras, and sensing devices. In the new age of driving that lies ahead, Clarion sees its mission as providing customers with greater safety, security and comfort through these system solutions, thus contributing to an enriched and safer vehicle society.
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The advent of global, high-volume, high-speed network communication is upon us, bringing the potential for significant developments in vehicle connectivity. To remain competitive in this changing environment, we will further improve corporate value by transforming our business portfolio to base our revenue on products and services such as the Safety & Information Systems business, and Solutions business.
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My name is Coach G and I'm starting my "In-home" English speaking personal training business in Rome, Italy. I am the owner, operator, and only employee of my business. I am african-american and 26 years old but been part of the fitness world for 10 years
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Day Johns PLLC will be the merger of two up and coming Virginia general practice law firms. At the time of the merger, the firm will have five attorneys practicing in a wide area of legal disciplines. The principals of the firm have not only strong reputations in the legal community of Northern Virginia, they are active in their communities and are recognized civic leaders. The firm focuses on customer service, competitve fees, and the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
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and the companion Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award.
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The purpose of the National Summertime Award is to encourage packs to provide a year-round program by continuing to meet during the time periods when school is out of session for several weeks or months. If a pack is in a "year-round school" (or is part of a home-school association), the pack could earn the Summertime Pack Award by having a special pack activity during those breaks.
Boys who participate in three summertime pack events (one each in June, July, and August) are eligible to receive the National Summertime Award pin.
The pin is worn on the right pocket flap of the Cub Scout Uniform, pinned onto the Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award, if present. Multiple pins may be displayed for each year the award is earned.
Since the goal of the Summertime award is to have Packs continue the program through the summer, the summertime award scouts receive should match their current rank rather than the rank they are working on (i.e., boys who have attained the rank of Tiger will receive the Tiger pin even though they are in a Wolf Den and working towards the Wolf rank).
Den and Pack ribbons
A pack can qualify for the National Summertime Pack Award certificate and streamer by planning and conducting three pack activities-one each in June, July, and August.
Dens with an average attendance of at least half their members at the three summer pack events will be eligible for a colorful den participation ribbon for the den flag or den doodle.
Activity Ideas
One activity in June, July, and August is the minimum requirement. But remember that few Scouts will be able to make three specific dates during the summer. Consider offering at least two pack events each month. Ask your dens to each host an event. Your council and district should already be offering Cub Scout Day Camp and Cub Scout and Webelos Resident Camp as well as a variety of other activities for you to put in your calendar. So realistically your Cub Scouts may be able to choose from four or more activities each month.
Belt Loop Events - Many great Pack Activities tie into the rank levels as well as Belt Loops. Boys can work on their Pins the second year but consider having popular events no more than once every two years to avoid burn-out. Make sure that you always go over the basics and safety rules for each activity. A Pack Belt Loop event may feature one activity or combine several activities:
- Cub Scout Basketball: Pack Basketball Game
- Cub Scout Bicycling: Pack Bike Ride or Bike Rodeo
- Cub Scout Fishing: Pack Fishing Derby
- Cub Scout Flag Football: Pack Flag Football Game
- Cub Scout Geology: Pack Rock Hounds or Fossil Hunt
- Cub Scout Hiking: Pack Hike
- Cub Scout Map and Compass: Pack Geocaching
- Cub Scout Physical Fitness: Pack Olympics
- Cub Scout Roller Skating: Pack Roller Skating Party
- Cub Scout Soccer: Pack Soccer Game
- Cub Scout Softball: Pack Softball Game
- Cub Scout Swimming: Pack Swim Party at a public pool
- Cub Scout Ultimate: Pack Frisbee Golf or Frisbee Football
- Cub Scout Volleyball: Pack Volleyball Game
Other Activities can be just for fun or to support Fundraising or other program areas such as these Summertime Activities:
- Back to School Cookout: hold a cookout at a local park
- Fire Department Tour: could be tied in with the Emergency Preparedness Award
- Historical landmark tour:
- Pack Conservation Scavenger Hunt: Scouts could earn the Leave No Trace award
- Sporting event: Attend a college or Minor League Baseball game or other local sporting event
- Museum Trip:
- Pack Campout: at least one leader needs to be BALOO trained
- Pack Picnic: could encourage Scouts to bring squirt guns, hold competitions, etc.
- Police Department Tour: National Child Identification Program - Fingerprinting! - Crime Prevention Award
- Popcorn kickoff event:
- Raingutter Regatta: consider it for fun only and let Scouts challenge each other instead of a formal race
- Water Rockets: stomp rockets
- Zoo Trip: go to the zoo or attend another local wildlife sanctuary
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- Awards: Outdoor Activity, Summertime, Recruiter, Religious, STEM Nova & Supernova
- Den Meeting Plans: Tiger Cub, Wolf, Bear, Webelos Program: Webelos I, Webelos II
- Leader Awards: Cub Scout Den Leader Award (Tiger/Wolf/Bear/Webelos), Scouter's Training Award (basically all adult leaders but Den Leaders), Scouter's Key (Cubmaster), Den Chief Service Award (Den Chief)
- Program Helps: Recruiting, & CubTrax Spreadsheets
- Activities: Day Camp, Resident Camp, Whittling Chip, Guide to Safe Scouting
- Training: Youth Protection, New Leader, BALOO, Webelos Outdoor, Wood Badge, Philmont, Den Chief Training
- Fundraising, Popcorn, and the importance of Individual Youth Accounts
- Nameplates: Official BSA Name plates for your uniforms
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nutrients for childrenIntroduce yourself as one of the nutrients. Include foods where you can be found.Tell about your job in maintaining the body. Include three snacks high in this nutrient.Be sure to include pictures and factual information to hold the children's attention.
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Pelfrey roughed up as Twins' home woes continue
MINNEAPOLIS -- It was only the first series of the season at Target Field, but the Twins didn't do much to prove they'll use their home park to their advantage, which is something that has plagued them over the last three years.
The Twins went a combined 96-147 at home from 2011-2013, and started their first homestand of '14 on the wrong note with a three-game sweep at the hands of the A's.View Full Game Coverage
MINNEAPOLIS -- It was only the first series of the season at Target Field, but the Twins didn't do much to prove they'll use their home park to their advantage, which is something that has plagued them over the last three years.
The Twins went a combined 96-147 at home from 2011-2013, and started their first homestand of '14 on the wrong note with a three-game sweep at the hands of the A's.View Full Game Coverage
Oakland continued its recent dominance over Minnesota, as Mike Pelfrey turned in another ugly outing in a 6-1 loss on Thursday afternoon in front of 20,060 fans, the smallest crowd in Target Field's history.
The A's have now won nine straight against the Twins, outscoring them, 86-27, in the process, including, 21-9, in the three-game sweep. The Twins were never really in Thursday's game, as they didn't get a hit after the third inning with right-hander Dan Straily tossing seven strong innings.
"It was not a very fun game out there," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "It was slow-paced and we didn't get many hits. We didn't get any after the third inning. Straily changed speeds with his breaking ball and his fastball and kept us off-balance. Pelf was just picking a little bit too much. Long counts, and then getting behind hitters and they whack it pretty good."
Pelfrey, making his second start of the year, lasted five-plus innings and was hurt by a pair of two-run homers. The right-hander gave up six runs on nine hits and four walks with three strikeouts, and now has a 7.84 ERA in the early going the season.
"It was tough," Pelfrey said. "My fastball command wasn't very good. I threw a lot of balls. I walked too many guys. I left balls up and over the plate. If you do that, you're going to hit. It was just a bad day of executing pitches."
The A's scored their first run against Pelfrey in the second on a two-out RBI single from Daric Barton after Yoenis Cespedes and Alberto Callaspo both singled earlier in the inning.
Oakland added two more in the third on a two-run blast from Josh Donaldson. It was Donaldson's first homer of the year, and it came on a 2-1 fastball.
The A's used another homer to their advantage in the fourth, when Sam Fuld connected on a two-run shot with one out. The homer came on a 3-1 fastball, and marked Fuld's first of the season.
"We come out here, and Minnesota's not known for being a great hitters' park, but we feel pretty good here," Donaldson said. "We have some guys that have some thump, and we just did a great job all series of getting guys on base."
Gardenhire said he wasn't pleased with Pelfrey's pace; something he believed hurt him last season when the righty had a 5.19 ERA in 29 starts. Pelfrey said he's still working to correct the issue but he struggled with it again on Thursday.
"It's something I always have in my head -- I try to work fast," Pelfrey said. "But if you're walking guys and you have a lot of guys on base, it's tough. But it's something I'll continue to try to get better at. But I think all the way around, I was terrible today."
Pelfrey pitched into the sixth inning but gave up back-to-back singles to Nick Punto and Fuld before being removed from the game for right-hander Samuel Deduno. Deduno gave up a run on an RBI single from Donaldson but Jed Lowrie was thrown out at home by center fielder Aaron Hicks on the play. Umpires initiated a review to see if catcher Josmil Pinto blocked the plate but the play was confirmed.
The Twins were held in check offensively by Straily, who gave up just one run on three hits and a walk in his seven innings of work. Minnesota's only run against the righty came in the first on a solo homer from Brian Dozier. It was Dozier's third of the year, and his second in as many days.
"He kept his pitches down and really only made that one mistake to Dozier," said Jason Kubel, who went 1-for-3 with a walk. "He mixed up his pitches and kept the ball down and didn't give us much to hit."
With Straily on top of his game, the Twins failed to threaten while Pelfrey's struggles continued, handing Minnesota its ninth straight loss at home dating back to last season.
"It's not fun," Gardenhire said. "It's not the way it's supposed to be. It's not like the guys aren't trying. It's just not working right now. We have to figure out a way to score runs and do our thing here."
Rhett Bollinger is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Bollinger Beat, and follow him on Twitter @RhettBollinger.


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Pirates score on suicide squeeze to beat Tigers 5-3
Pedro Alvarez's two-run double sparked a seventh-inning rally and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Detroit Tigers 5-3 on Wednesday night.
Travis Snider added an RBI double and Jordy Mercer laid down a perfect suicide squeeze as the Pirates erupted late against Anibal Sanchez (5-5) and scored four times.
Miguel Cabrera hit his 15th homer of the season for Detroit. He flied out to the right-field wall with a runner on to end the game as Pittsburgh beat the Tigers for the second straight night.
Bryan Morris (2-2) picked up the win in relief of A.J. Burnett. Jason Grilli pitched the ninth for his major league-leading 22nd save.
Sanchez cruised through the first six innings, surrendering only a solo home run to Neil Walker. Things unraveled in the seventh as the Pirates batted around.
Sanchez tossed his fourth career one-hitter in his previous start, an easy 6-0 romp over Minnesota last week. He kept rolling early against the Pirates, who have struggled to score when Burnett starts.
Walker — whose solo home run in the 11th inning produced the only run in a 1-0 Pittsburgh victory in Detroit on Tuesday night — provided the only two hits off Sanchez through the first six innings.
Sanchez retired 16 of 17 batters at one point and appeared to have all the cushion he needed when Andy Dirks doubled home Don Kelly with one out in the fifth and Cabrera followed two batters later by poking a 92 mph fastball from Burnett into the seats in right field, giving the Tigers a 3-1 lead.
Andrew McCutchen lined out to start the bottom of the seventh when suddenly Sanchez's command disappeared.
Garrett Jones singled and Russell Martin walked on four pitches. Alvarez followed by driving a ball to the wall in left-centre, scoring both runners. Snider took the next pitch and hit it off the wall in right with Alvarez just beating the relay throw to put Pittsburgh in front.
Snider moved to third on a wild pitch, then darted home when Mercer's bunt stopped just in front of the pitcher's mound.
Sanchez allowed five runs on seven hits in 6 2-3 innings, walking one and striking out nine while his ERA rose from 2.38 to 2.79.
Pittsburgh's late surge allowed Burnett to escape his fourth straight loss. The Pirates have struggled to support their ace this season and had scored just five runs total in his previous five starts.
The right-hander had issues with his command but managed to stay out of trouble until the fifth, when Kelly's leadoff walk started a three-run burst. Burnett gave up three runs on five hits, walking four and striking out four.
Burnett was long gone by the time Alvarez got things going. Tony Watson worked the eighth and Grilli — who struck out the Tigers in order in the 11th on Tuesday — stayed a perfect 22 for 22 in save chances when Cabrera flied out.
NOTES: Detroit CF Austin Jackson is likely heading to Triple-A Toledo this weekend while he recovers from an injured left hamstring that's had him on the disabled list since May 12. Detroit manager Jim Leyland said he'd like to test Jackson's hamstring before activating him … A Pirates season ticket holder provided Grilli with a fish tank that includes three small sharks and a blowfish. Grilli and setup man Mark Melancon have nicknamed Pittsburgh's bullpen the "Shark Tank." … The Pirates are 24-1 this season when leading after seven innings … The series concludes on Thursday. Pittsburgh's Jeff Locke (5-1, 2.45 ERA) will look for his sixth straight victory. Doug Fister (5-2, 3.65 ERA) starts for the Tigers.


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Since Reks returned to hip-hop after a long hiatus with the critically acclaimed Grey Hairs in 2008, he has proven to be one of the best and most productive rappers around. Rebelutionary marks his second release in just 3 months following his Statik Selektah collaboration Straight, No Chaser. With that album however, I thought he sounded rather uninspired, not really bringing anything new to the table lyrically and although I'm normally a fan of Statik's production, it wasn't his best effort either. Rebelutionary sees Reks team up with Florida producer Numonics to create a much more engaging listen that is arguably his most focused project to date.
As you'd expect with any album with a single producer, musically it is very cohesive. Numonics brings a soulful boom-bap sound that compliments Reks perfectly. He also avoids becoming monotonous which is a problem that can also arise with a single producer, showing his versatility to such an extent that I couldn't really gather any "signature sound" to his production style asides from the ever-present punchy drums. Despite the quality of this backdrop, the main focus of Rebelutionary is definitely on the emcee.
One thing that has never been questioned is Reks' ability as a rapper, and sure enough he delivers once again with his trademark aggressive flow and intelligent lyricism. As the title suggests, this is primarily a politically driven album. Reks is no stranger to political subject matter but this is his first time dedicating a full length LP to it. If you are someone who is getting tired of the abundance of rappers that tend to get a bit carried away with conspiracy theories or preachiness when approaching political themes, don't turn away just yet. Reks' approach is much more grounded than those, delivering his social commentaries on a wide range of issues such as social injustice, gun crime, police brutality and unemployment, as well as addressing current events such as the cases Trayvon Martin and Casey Anthony. In doing so he effectively paints a picture of how he sees American society without sacrificing any entertainment value to get his message across. There's also a number of guest appearances from the likes of Jon Connor, Termanology, Knowledge Medina, J. NiCS, Krondon, Sene, Koncept and more. All of these features are used well but nobody ever comes close to outshining Reks.
The only thing lacking is a standout track as good as 25th Hour from R.E.K.S. or the title-track on Grey Hairs asides from perhaps, Gepeto (Reality Is…), thanks to the fantastic beat (which is almost identical to Next Time by Gang Starr). There is no doubt that Rebelutionary is a very well crafted album, with that said, it isn't the type of album that will blow you away. The quality never really moves above "very good" to become truly great, which is why my rating isn't higher despite not having any noticeable flaws. Overall though, Rebelutionary is one of the best releases so far in what has been a strong year for hip-hop and another step in the right direction for the rhythmatic eternal king supreme
Best tracks: Gepeto (Reality Is…), Shotgun, Ava Rice
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Fellow CNS reporter Dennis Sadowski has been hard at work on a piece focusing on the diversity of the Catholic Church. His story will be reminiscent of another story that appeared in the National Catholic Reporter a little while back.
The Reporter's story was centered on the diversity and changing demographics of the church in Texas. The article broke the state down into regions and explained the unique charisms of each region.
In addition to regions that may be predominately one particular race or ethnicity, the National Catholic Reporter article highlighted areas where an individual parish provides a microcosm of the entire state and perhaps country. It also touched on the relationship between the Catholic and evangelical communities in the region.
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Anton Chekhov: Early Short Stories, 1883-1888
Modern Library, 1999 - 642 pagina's
This collection, selected by Shelby Foote, presents seventy of Chekhov's early short stories, written between 1883 and 1888, in celebrated translations by Constance Garnett. One of the most memorable is "The Death of a Government Clerk, " a glorious parody in which a fawning official is undone by an ill-timed sneeze. "On the Road, " the history of an educated man's search for convictions, is one of Chekhov's finest dramatic stories and the source of his first full-length play, Ivanov. And in "The Steppe, " which marked a turning point in Chekhov's career, a boy's picaresque journey across the Russian heartland evokes the soul of Russia itself.
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This fab duo sport 110 of Chekhov's shorts (70 Early and 40 Later). Along with the text, this additionally includes a brief biography and an introduction by editor Foote. Good stuff. Volledige review lezen
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I'm not really a big fan of the Billboard Music Awards and I had to fight stay focused as I watched a few of the performances last night; because I wanted to see Bobbi Kristina's tribute to Whitney Houston. Although I felt that John Legend and Jordin Sparks did ok, I really would like to know who's in charge of talent for these award shows. I could send them a list of so many talented singers who could have done 'The Greatest Love Of All' and 'I Will Always Love You' the justice that it is due. But since it's a tribute, I will just say they did a great job.
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1 [On councils, see Oxford trans., pp 232, 240.]
2 Of this council there exists no further memorials than such as have been here collected from Cyprian, and from St. Augustine, De Baptista contra Donatistas, book iii. ch. iv., v., and vi., and book vii. ch. i.; and in these nothing else is contained than the judgments of the eighty-seven bishops on the nullity of baptism administered by heretics. If any one desires to see these judgments impugned, let him consult Augustine as above. The results of this council are given in Ep. lxxi. p. 378, supra.
3 Of course this implies a rebuke to the assumption of Stephen, ["their brother," and forcibly contrasts the spirit of Cyprian with that of his intolerant compeer].
4 [This, then is the primitive idea of the relations existing, mutually, among bishops as brethren.]
5 Scil. of Mauritania; possibly, says the Oxford translator, Bidil, Bita, or "urbs Abitensis."
6 Eph. iv. 5.
7 According to some editions, "the sacrilegious man," etc.
8 "Sacramentum interrogat."
9 By the despotism of Stephen.
10 A city of Zeugitana. Augustine calls this bishop Felix, and speaks of him as the first of that name who spoke.- Fell.
11 This is the Polycarp referred to in Ep. xliv. p. 322, Supra. Adrumetum was a colony on the coast, about eighty-five miles from Carthage.
12 In Numidia.
13 In Mauritania Caesariensis.
14 Prov. ix. 12, LXX.
15 Prov. ix. 19.
16 John iii. 5.
17 Eph. iv. 3-6.
18 [He has no idea that this voice proceeds from any one bishop.]
19 John iii. 6.
20 Gal. v. 19-21.
21 In Numidia.
22 [This appeal to Scripture against Stephen must be noted, whatever we may think of his conclusions.]
23 Or Gilba.
24 Matt. v. 13.
25 Matt. xxviii. 18, 19.
26 Prov. xiv, 9, LXX.
27 Cirta Julia in Numidia.
28 In Numidia.
29 Ep. liii. p. 336, supra. Munnulus is mentioned as one of the bishops who write with Cyprian to Cornelius. He is there called "Monulus."
30 Gerra.
31 [Testimony to the meaning of the Holy Catholic Church in the Nicene Creed.]
32 Matt. xxviii. 19.
33 Perhaps Quidias in Mauritania Caesariensis.
34 Matt. xii. 30.
35 In Numidia. Here was held the Donatist "Concilium Bagaiense" of 310 bishops (Oxford ed.).
36 In Numidia.
37 The See of St. Augustine in Numidia, 218 miles from Carthage, and 160 miles from Hippo Diarrhytus. See p. 571, infra.
38 Badea, or Badel, in Numidia.
39 In Zeugitana.
40 Tucca-terebinthina in Zeugitana.
41 [Evidently he never suspects that Stephen is the rock.]
42 Thuburbo, or Thuburbis, in Zeugitana.
43 A city of Numidia Byzacenae.
44 In Byzacena.
45 A city of Numidia Ptolemais.
46 [Stephen and those who accept his ideas.]
47 Or Macodama in Numidia.
48 Perhaps Nova Caesaris in Numidia.
49 In Zeugitana, on the borders of Tunis.
50 Matt. xii. 30.
51 A colony variously called Tabraca or Tabathra.
52 Ouqina in Zeugitana.
53 Or Buruch, probably Bourka in Numidia.
54 This clause is omitted in the larger number of editions.
55 Ecclus. xxxiv. 25.
56 Sicca Veneria, a city of Zeugitana.
57 A city of Byzacena.
58 Matt. xxviii. 18.
59 "Let the reader observe here, as elsewhere, that the word `Trinity0'is simply used for the persons of the Godhead" (Oxford edit.).
60 A city of Numidia.
61 John xiv. 6.
62 (Here is a concession that at least the local custom could be pleaded by Stephen.]


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Send us your photos! Did you take any particularly colorful or interesting pictures during your visit to the Arboretum? Please share them. Here are recent images which generous visitors provided -- email your images to BTAInfo AT ag.arizona.edu. We hope you enjoy these as much as we did....
Lynn Anderson: Fall color from November 2008, towering
trees and Turk's Cap flowers were captured in the lens last year by
Philip Lowe: Mesa engineer and Arboretum annual member
Philip Lowe caught an elusive Ringtail in the lens back in 2003, and
also shares images of butterflies and the Arboretum's unique Hybrid
Marceline Vandewater: check out this great gallery
of images, including the White-throated sparrow seen at left.
Joe Woodley: "Digi-Scoping" photographers use new digital cameras to get even better closeups through a spotting scope. Review a few images - Visit Joe's gallery
Jim Burns: Birders from around Arizona have thrilled
to the news of a Varied Thrush pair feeding in the pistachio tree; mostly
around the grove across from the Herb Garden.
David Oberpriller: This Mesa resident has been one
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Gale & Roger Racut: annual members Gale & Roger capture landscapes, lizards, plants and architecture around the Arboretum Visit Gale and Roger Racut's Gallery.
Kent : Glendale visitor Kent sent these recent images,
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Dave Souers: Cacti enthusiast Dave Souers has photographed various blossoms and plants around the Arboretum this year -- Visit Dave's Gallery.
Tammie & Russ: butterflies - and the flowers which attract them - are the subjects of these great macros by visitors Tammie Ogasawara and Russ. Visit Tammie and Russ' Gallery
Pete Moulton: Desert Spiny, Earless and other lizards are in front of the lens when Pete Moulton visits the Arboretum. Visit Pete Moulton's Gallery
Pat Burke: Check out these images that Gloce resident and Gila Pueblo Community college instructor Pat Burke shared after her visit to the Arboretum. Visit Pat Burke's Gallery


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The ghosts of the huge Swedish Governor Printz and his friends, who burned down his former home, Printzhof (Printz Hall), shortly after a spectral party where the living caretaker was forced to play the violin (the foundations of Printzhof were rediscovered in 1937 in what is now Governor Printz Park in Essington, Tinicum Island and your best chance of seeing a repeat of the phantom revelry is on the evening of the autumnal equinox); the Baleroy Mansion's spirits, including Thomas Jefferson (don't sit in the cursed chair if you want to live); the haunted Century Inn in Scenery Hill; the phantoms of numerous prisoners in Eastern State Penitentiary, closed to living prisoners but not to tourists, in Philadelphia (a "Lady in White", the Soap Lady, haunts a cell on the second floor); the treasure chest of the Lebanon Valley, near Fort Indiantown Gap (sometimes called Indian Gap), protected by witches, blue fire, loud roars and, presumably, GIs (the treasure is gold hidden by the Doan brothers, British spies and outlaws of the revolutionary period, who were driven to crime when their father, a staunch Quaker, was physically branded and stripped of his property for refusing to support the war); the ghosts of the historic Riverside Inn in Cambridge Springs, who waltz to spectral music or cheekily join guests in bed; the lachrymose squonk of the northern woods, so mortified by its unattractiveness that if you see it, it will liquify into its own tears; and the several ghosts in Bucksville House Bed & Breakfast in Kintnersville, including the man in a black hat who stands at the foot of a bed, are among the true ghost stories, myths and legends of Pennsylvania.
The door-slamming spirits of 18th century Cashtown Inn, Orrtanna; the spirit of chocolate supremo Mr Hershey himself, still haunting the Hershey Hotel in Hershey; black eyed children (Black Eyed Kids or BEKs) including the same one that frightened a Texan airman; the spirits of the seventeenth century King George II Inn (which claims to be the oldest inn in the USA) in Bristol, including a man in a top hat; the manifestation of the Virgin Mary to save her painting, which hung in St Mary's Immaculate Conception church in Johnstown, from the flood which devastated the city in 1889 (in 2013 it was donated by the Benedictine Sisters to the Johnstown Heritage Association and now hangs in the Grand Halle, on the site of the original church) (incidentally, a 1926 silent movie called The Johnstown Flood starred Janet Gaynor and featured Gary Cooper, Clark Gable and Carole Lombard as extras); the evil eye of Molly "Mom" Rinker, a witch and revolutionary spy whose lookout was Mom Rinker's Rock in Fairmount Park, near Wissahickon Creek in Philadelphia; Nurse Rachel, who still cares for wounded soldiers in the Gettysburg Hotel, Gettysburg; and the playful blonde girl and the spirits of railway workers that haunt the Railroad House Inn in Marietta, are other legendary tales of ghosts and haunted places in Pennsylvania.
The crock of gold in southern Chester County, hidden by a British spy who died just before he could reveal its whereabouts; the ghosts of hanged men who wander the eighteenth century Jean Bonnet Tavern in Bedford; the fragrant spirit of the Cornerstone Bed and Breakfast, Philadelphia; the phantom soldiers of Devil's Den, Gettysburg; the ghosts of Moonshine Church and cemetery in Fort Indiantown Gap; the yells and screams of Native American warriors and their victims, a woman and two children, which may still be heard in a small valley close to the mouth of Chartiers Creek near Pittsburgh (ghostly orbs or death lights are also sometimes seen); the many spirits of Farnsworth House Inn, Gettysburg, including the caring Nurse Mary but also children, other women, cats and confederate soldiers (beware of the misogynistic Walter); and the ghostly waiter in the City Tavern, Philadelphia, who was accidentally killed in a fight between two other people, are more weird folklore associated with Pennsylvania.
The terrors of St Peter's Church Cemetery, Philadelphia, including ghosts of Native Americans, a black man in eighteenth century dress and a carriage and horses that career through the graveyard into the church; the headless horseman of the Lebanon Valley near Fort Indiantown Gap; the camera loving spirits of Omni Bedford Springs Resort, Bedford, who appear unexpectedly on developed photographs; the monster of Wolf Pond, a thirty foot black serpent with yellow stripes and a green head; tales of John Chapman, the real nurseryman and Swedenborgian missionary known as Johnny Appleseed, who planted his first apple nursery near Warren; the eponymous spectre of Betsy Ross House, Philadelphia; the weird tales of Hexenkopf (Witches Head or, in this context, Witches Hill), in Williams township, where witches or "weird women" once danced and which is still the haunt of a headless hound walked by a headless man, phantom cavalrymen, the spirit of a white fox and the tapping of a wooden leg (a disabled farmer fell to his death while limping after a demon); Mitche, the manitou of Mauch Chunk (Bear Mountain) who created the chasm of the Lehigh River, just so a lake would burst its bounds and drown the warrior chief Onoko and his bride, whose love and happiness the manitou resented; the mischievious spirits of Inn Philadelphia, including one that pulls the hair of diners; and the hauntings of the historic Tillie Pearce House Inn in Gettysburg, especially the Blue Room, are yet more strange folktales of Pennsylvania.
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It was three days after her final day of eighth grade, and Angela Carlow was excited for a summer of fun and sun.
She was going to hang out with friends. There was a family reunion coming up in South Dakota. Shopping adventures. Maybe even a trip to Cheyenne Frontier Days.
As she rode in the backseat of her sister's 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier near her home in Thornton, Colo., the possibilities for the summer before her freshman year of high school seemed endless.
Then the world went black.
"I woke up saying, 'I had this really weird dream that I got in a car wreck,'" Carlow recalls. "My family was there saying, 'You did and you're in the ICU.'"
That freak car accident, caused by a mechanical failure in the vehicle and not negligence, did more than alter Carlow's summer plans. It changed the course of her life, planting the seeds for an unlikely career choice that has brought her to the University of Wyoming.
Forced to be in medical care for nearly 3 ½ weeks with myriad injuries that included 32 broken bones and significant damage to some of her internal organs—"Besides my head and my legs, everything was broken somewhere," she says—Carlow, then 14, became dependent on nurses for her daily survival.
It was an eye-opening experience for Carlow, who had developed an extreme dislike of hospitals and health care professionals during her early years. Her fears were so pronounced that she says she would sometimes lock herself in her room to avoid a simple dental cleaning or sports physical.
"I just hated doctors and everything about doctors," Carlow says.
At the hospital, though, Carlow's fears subsided along with the trauma of an accident that had also rattled her short-term memory.
"When I was in the hospital, I thought, 'These nurses are amazing!'" says Carlow, who also credits the accident for saving her life. Doctors discovered a heart defect from birth that was potentially fatal if not corrected. "I remember one nurse. She only had two or three patients, so she'd sit there at night with me, because I would never sleep, and we'd watch the Friends marathon on TV and she'd braid my hair." Other nurses, she says, brought her makeup to help cover bruises on her face.
"They just really touched me. They made it so I wasn't scared anymore," says Carlow. "What I want to be is the person who made me feel so good about myself. I'll never forget my nurses, and I want to be that person to somebody else."
Now 21 and a junior in UW's Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing, Carlow is working toward realizing her dream. Though she doesn't have normal use of her dominant right hand—her right arm, marked with jagged scars, suffered the worst of the damage in the accident—Carlow says UW faculty members have worked together to help her learn alternative methods for some techniques.
"I just have to do things a little bit differently," says Carlow, who regained full use of her right shoulder, elbow and wrist but only partial use of her hand and fingers following a nerve graft from both of her legs. "I don't even know how I do it, I just do it."
No matter, Carlow is excelling. Her budding career was buoyed this summer through Poudre Valley Health System's Nursing Student Training Affiliate Role (STAR) Program, an 11-week paid internship during which she shadowed a nurse at Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland, Colo.
"My senior quote for high school was, 'Everything happens for a reason.' As cliché as it is, it really does. Who knows if I'd even be here, because of my heart defect, if I hadn't been in that car wreck," the blonde-haired student says.
And she certainly wouldn't have pursued a career in nursing.
"If somebody would have told me that, I would have been like, 'Yeah, right!'" Carlow says with a laugh. "But it's everything I want to do and everything I want to be. My whole life sort of revolves around nursing now."


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February 16, Orlando, FL
26th annual Mustang and Ford Roundup hosted by the Mid Florida Mustang Club at Waterford Lakes Town Center, 413 N. Alafaya Trail. $25 registration. Judged vehicles must be '10 model year or older. Register online at www.midfloridamustangclub.com
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SAAC-MCR's 32nd annual Winter All-Ford Swap Meet at Gorno Ford, 22025 Allen Rd. From 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. For information, contact John Yarm at 586/596-2105.
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26th annual Mustang, Shelby, Ford Show hosted by the Suncoast Mustang Club and Country in the Park with Pinellas Park Chamber of Commerce at Town Square Plaza Park, 5010 81st Ave. Classes for all years of Mustangs, Shelbys, Fords, and Lincoln/Mercurys. Info: John Moody at 727/786-3048 evenings.
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Team Shelby's Shelby American Bash at Shelby American headquarters in North Las Vegas. Four days of open track events, banquets, cruise, and more. Visit www.teamshelby.com
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17th annual Cherry Blossom Car Show presented by the Flag City Mustang Club at Central City Park. All Ford-powered vehicles welcome. Adjoining Cherry Blossom Festival with carnival rides, bands, performers, fair food, and walking distance to downtown Macon with arts and crafts vendors. Contact: Austin Davis at 478/960-4240 or visit the website at www.fcmccherryblossom.webs.com
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15th annual Mustangs and Mustangs – Legends Having Fun hosted by Imperial Mustangs of Polk County at Fantasy of Flight, exit 44 off I-4 between Lakeland and Orlando. All Mustangs and Fords invited. Modified judging format. Several P-51 fighter planes will also be on display. Contact: Pat Rego at 863/665-2322 (days) or 863/838-6817 (evenings), or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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ShelbyFest, a celebration of Shelby Mustangs, Cobras, and other Ford vehicles. Thursday welcome reception at the Wine Valley Inn; Friday evening concert; autocross and drag racing; Saturday car show in downtown Hermann, evening banquet, and pub crawl; Sunday morning pancake breakfast. For more information, visit www.shelbyfest.net
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Mustang Club of America national show hosted by the Reno Mustang Car Club. For more information, visit the website at www.renomustangcarclub.com
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25th annual Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup hosted by the Denver Mustang Club, Early Mustang Club, Front Range Mustang Club, High Country Mustang Club, Rocky Mountain Mustanger, and the Colorado Chapter of the Shelby American Automobile Club. Over 450 cars from 17 states. Thursday Scenic Mountain Tour, Friday autocross and evening social, Saturday car show in downtown Steamboat Springs, Sunday morning breakfast. Free t-shirt with registration before May 15. For more information or to register online, visit www.rmmr.org
July 13 - Alton, IL
36th annual Mustang Round-Up and All-Ford Car Show and Swap Meet sponsored by the Southern Illinois Mustang Association at Roberts Ford, Homer Adams Parkway and Alby Street. Thirty classes with special awards. Info: Call 618/578-7696.
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Recently, I was able to (accidentally) get my first FTF! The next day, I got another FTF. Well, the day after that, I got my 3rd FTF. 3 days in a row with a FTF!! I'm really excited about this! This got me wondering: What is the most consecutive days in which one cacher was able to get a FTF?
On another note, my 3rd-in-a-row FTF is my 99th find. Trying to plan a real good one for my 100th. Any suggestions? I live in Benton, and possibly going to Hot Springs or Burns Park in North Little Rock this weekend. Thanks for your suggestions!