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State power American Heritage ends Shorecrest's trip to state one game short of the final.
By KEITH NIEBUHR
Published February 11, 2006
FORT LAUDERDALE - Chrissy Mastry didn't cry, but the pain was obvious in her eyes. This wasn't the outcome she and her teammates expected. This wasn't how Shorecrest's dream season was supposed to end.
"I don't know if we were quite prepared for a team this good," Mastry said.
Few squads would have been.
On Friday afternoon at Lockhart Stadium, Delray Beach American Heritage showed why it has become one of the state's premier programs. With a solid 80-minute performance, the Stallions defeated Shorecrest 5-0, spoiling the Chargers' first trip to the final four.
"I can't say I'm disappointed," Mastry said. "I could not be happier that we got here. Ending my senior season going to state was amazing."
From the start, it was American Heritage's day. The Stallions (16-2-5) needed only seven minutes to score, grabbing a 1-0 lead on Elyssa Freund's left-footed shot that just sneaked past Shorecrest (19-4-2) keeper Edie Burns. Freund struck again with an unassisted goal seven minutes later and by then it was obvious the Chargers were in trouble.
"That's a seasoned program," Shorecrest coach Neal Wolfrath said. "They've been in these games before."
Shorecrest had no answer for the American Heritage offense in the first half. The Stallions controlled the ball most of the opening 40 minutes, outshot the Chargers 17-0 and had the good fortune of scoring on two free kicks - both from about 30 yards out.
Things weren't any better for Shorecrest on the other end. The Chargers finished with two shots. Neither was all that close to going in.
"We were always a step behind or a step late," Wolfrath said.
To the end, though, Shorecrest fought. And its fans, more than 100, supported the squad all the way. In the final minute, Chargers faithful began chanting, "We still love you!" and then they greeted the players with more cheers after it ended.
"It was awesome to have them here," Mastry said.
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MARQUETTE – Garrett Lewis scored three times to lead the Ninja Turtles over Team Orange, 5-2, on June 12 in an Under-14 Coed division game in the Superiorland Soccer Association.
Bailey Loukinen and Kayln Betts each added a goal to the winning effort, while teammate Colin Gaffney recorded four assists.
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Tull and Trevor Borlace worked in the Grass Stains' net. Royal Blue's Alli Vanwelsenaers made 15 saves in her team's goal.
Team Red defeated Blue Djibouti, 7-4, with the winners getting goals from Kathleen Grizzel, Gina Fielding and Imari McKinney Jr. Djibouti's scorers weren't available.
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Pink Panthers: Lauren Chesla and Addie Ollila
Lions: Kyley Elmblad, Emily Fraley and Alexis Adams
Wild Blueberries: Kendra Schwemin and Emma Sanderson-Torres
Pumas: Amelia Bouws, Retta Boburka, Leah Gobert, Quinn Arntsen and Olivia Bohl
Blue Explosion: Caitlyn Uiamri, Abigail Luke, Jennifer Blondeau, Hannah Mason, Josie Truckey, Ella Mason and Lucy Bartlett
Purple Cotton Candy Eaters: No scores
U8 Coed
These are goal scorers reported from games played June 10:
Red Rockets: Tysen Benz and Ethan Sandstrom
Lime Green Ninjas: Charley Kronschnabel, Hunter Brugman and Isaac Johnson
Banana Splits: Nicholas Kleckner, Kaitlyn Williams, Heidi Meglathery, Celia Sestito and Phil Nelson
Golden Goal Kickers: Brennah Dawson
Green Ninjas: Drew Dellies, Ryan Voskuhl, Aiden Andrews, Steven Marra and Mason Doan
Blue Bulls: Jack Quinnell, Rylan Ragusett and Matthew Burgess
Here are the June 12 scorers:
Orange Tigers: Max Holdwick and Jace Moore
Grey Sharks: Quinn Kerekes, Bastian Gephart and Simon Goodwin
Red Hot Machines: Samuel Way and Holden Hutter
White Winter Wolves: Avery Pascoe and Austin Meister
Grey Thunder: Cameron Rector, Evan Dickerson, Eli Lusk and Justin Jurmu
Screamin' Blue Neptunes: Andrew Tyler-Smith and Peter Closner
U6 Coed
These were the goal scorers:
Tan Tigers: Henry Wood, Cole Kelly, James Uchytil and Gus Hummell.
Yellow Volcanos: Landon Carpenter, Max Lackey, Spensir Bowen, Sam Dehlin and Peter Argeropoulos.
Blue Lightning Ducks: Corbin Gephart, Ian Sheltrow and Connor Daugherty.
Green Clovers: Bria Larson and Emma Peterson.
Cardinal: Cody Moyer, Zachary Leonard, Connor (no last name available) and Kyle Moyer.
Blue Bombers: Siena Goodney, TJ Davis and Trenton Wash.
Team 14: Evan Balko and Matthew Brady.
Team 15: Ian Engstrom and Wyatt Hubbard.
White Lightning: Eli Havel, Jack Way, Grady Gauthier and Brady Janofski,
Golden Golds: Brady Audette, Chase Thomsen, Theresa Locke, Sophie Skytta, Sophie Armstrong and Wyatt Ansell
Green Lightning: Jacob Walker, Matthew Schlemm and Oliver Kudej.
Pale Pink Pumas: Aden Hamalainen, Mason Lautenschlager, Rachel Doan and Drew Erickson.
U6 girls
Goal scorers from recent action:
Blueberries: Aubree Blackburn.
Yellow Bumblebees: Naomi Griffin and Giana Rowe.
Orange Fireballs: Anna Hennings and Erin Dahl.
Pink Bubblegum: Mia Spitz, Tyleur Wright, Anabelle Ollila and Ava Andriacchi.
Lime Green Grasshoppers: Lauren Gaboury, Maia Hemmila and Hailee Lacombe.
Grey Puppydogs: Claire Maskart, Isabelle Prusi, Halle Palomaki and Ella Standerford.
Red Hot Lava: Ida Larsen and Kam Sicotte.
Purple Popcorn: Olivia Buck, Joslyn Leuzzo, Victoria Turausky and Sarah Chu.


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The doughballs could be as low as 250gm if the dough is a moderately to high hydration dough. These doughs tend to puff up quite a bit in a hot oven.
I was talking about the look of the ball pre-bake, and looked bigger than 250g to me. I use 260g, and that ball looks 50% bigger than mine and perhaps not as risen.
Craig- From my experience eating there I don't think the dough balls are coming out to 300g. Definitely lessChau- I haven't eaten Biancos, but Mozza's bake time is actually quite slow for this style of place. I remember asking my waitress how long it took to bake and she said "oh really fast, it bakes in 8 or 9 minutes." I thought that was funny and knew it wasn't true, so I timed it to just over 2.5 minutes.
I have been here 3x and the bake times were all between 7-8 mins. Nowhere near 2.5 mins. They need to run the oven at least 700-750F to bake 2.5 mins like Bianco and I would imagine their olive oil on the crust will not taste as good at that temp. Here is a video of Mozza where they said the bake time is at 8 mins at 520-530F with the floor at 500F -


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Other shoe drops on New York's SAFE Act
Ever since state legislators passed the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act of 2013 in response to the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, the outdoor industry has been waiting for the other shoe to fall.
Commonly referred to as the SAFE Act, the legislation has been widely opposed by both the public and the police. Within weeks of the bill's passage, 52 of New York's 62 counties had passed official resolutions in direct opposition to the act.
Several counties actually even directed their local law enforcement officials not to enforce the SAFE Act within their jurisdictions. It remains a controversial topic.
The law was passed by the state Senate on Monday, Jan. 14, and was swiftly approved by the Assembly on Tuesday, Jan. 15. It was signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo on the very same day.
The legislation, often described as the "toughest" gun control law in the United States, has been widely panned as a political knee-jerk reaction.
Although numerous sportsman's groups, rod and gun clubs and fish and game organizations have denounced the legislation as a violation of the Second Amendment, the SAFE Act remains intact.
In June of 2013, there was still smoke in the air over the passage of the SAFE Act, when manufacturer Serbu Firearms refused to sell their model BFG-50A semi-automatic .50 caliber rifles to the New York City Police Department because the guns had been classified as an assault rifle.
Soon after, Kahr Firearms Group of Pearl River, was the first NY-based gun manufacturer to announce they would be jumping ship. Kahr Arms, well known for manufacturing slim, lightweight pistols designed for concealed carry, announced their intention to leave New York as a result of the passage of the SAFE Act.
A company spokesman revealed Kahr couldn't stay in a state that was so hostile to gun rights. The company, known for its high-quality handguns, had been close to finalizing a deal to purchase land in Orange County, where they intended to expand their manufacturing operations. They had previously announced plans to build a new factory which would have created 80 to 100 jobs within five years.
With plants in Worcester, Mass., and Pillager, Minn., the company wanted to develop additional facilities in the northeast. Sales are currently in the $75 to $100 million range.
At the time, Frank Harris, Kahr's vice president for sales and marketing had explained, "We were looking for a more friendly environment for our business. Why take a chance when we can be in a state where they're not looking to cause us any problems?"
The company has since announced they will be moving their New York headquarters, as well as a new manufacturing facility to Pike County, Penn.
In October of 2013, American Tactical Imports announced their decision to relocate their manufacturing base from Rochester to Summerville, S.C. The company is well known for providing tactical weapons, including AR frames and other aftermarket accessories that are often considered consistent with assault rifles.
ATI's relocation has already provided a boost to the state as South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley recently explained, "We celebrate American Tactical Imports' decision to invest $2.7 million and create 117 new jobs in Dorchester. The announcement is another testament that South Carolina is a destination for job-creating investments."
The decision to move American Tactical Imports will create 117 new jobs in the state and provide an investment of $2.7 million to Dorchester County.
ATI, one of the nation's top importers of firearms and firearm related products was welcomed with open arms. Their new South Carolina location will provide the company with unique channels of distribution as they seek to become a single-source provider for a variety of manufacturers from all over the world.
Fast on the tail of firearms companies that have been fleeing New York state like rats from a sinking ship, comes the landmark announcement that Remington Arms Company of Illion, NY will be expanding in a move to to Huntsville, Ala. It is expected the expansion to Huntsville will create more than 2,000 new jobs within the next 10 years.
Remington Arms Company, a landmark Mohawk Valley manufacturer was founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington in Ilion, and the company has been the foundation of a historic manufacturing industry in the region ever since.
For nearly two centuries, Remington Firearms have been responsible for putting "Adirondack Beef" on the menu of many North Country hunting camps.
Fortunately, the company has announced they will continue to operate their current facilities in Illion, which remain a cornerstone of the region's manufacturing base.
Remington's parent company, the North Carolina-based Freedom Group was awarded a major contract in 2013. The contract, worth nearly $50 million, requires the company to provide the Philippine defense forces with 50,000 R4 carbine rifles by the end of next year.
According to industry reports, the Remington Outdoor Company has also made significant improvements with ammunition facility expansions and firearm capacity growth. They have been awarded several highly competitive military and law enforcement contracts.
Remington Outdoor includes some of the most globally recognized brands on the market including Remington, Remington 1816, Bushmaster Firearms, DPMS/Panther Arms, Marlin, H&R, The Parker Gun, Mountain Khakis, Advanced Armament Corp., Dakota Arms, Para USA, Nesika, Storm Lake and Barnes Bullets.
The company has also introduced a series of new products, including Ultimate Defense Handgun Ammunition and the 783 bolt action rifle.
Bolstered by record sales and numerous new products, the company decided to expand their operations to Alabama, which provides a distribution network via a variety of shipping ports.
According to Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley, "The move will create more than 2,000 jobs in Huntsville, and it reflects a statewide capital investment of $110 million. Our relationship with Remington is just beginning. I am honored to welcome Remington to Alabama."
Jim Shepherd, editor of "The Shooting Wire," claimed the motivation for Remington's big move may be a response to the passage of New York's SAFE act which has created an environment that was just too-toxic to tolerate for an American firearms company.
According to Shepard, following the announcement a Remington rep remarked, "If you do business in a place with onerous regulations against you and your customers, or a highly unionized workforce, or a government that was constantly trying to regulate you out of business, you'd probably consider moving. When you have all three, well, would you want to stay?"
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The Evolution Of Questing
I played Everquest for approximately 5 years starting just after it was released in 1999. In that time I did exactly 3 quests (OK, fine, if you include the "fetch me 6 fire beetle eyes" and the "hand in 20 bone chips for Kunark faction" quests then it's probably about 5). The 3 quests I did are listed below:
- Stein of Moggok
- Enchanter: Iksar Illusion
- Rogue Epic
3 quests. 5 years. Everquest. Irony central to the max.
Thing is, Everquest wasn't about questing. It was about grouping, grinding and struggling all the way to the top. When it first came out it there was no such thing as quest journals, large, yellow exclamation marks hanging over NPC's heads or quest location indicators on maps. Heck, there wasn't even any such thing as maps (I used to have to keep a folder full of print outs from the EQAtlas website). Undertaking a quest resulted in having to research it on the Internet, print out 15 pages of information, spend 2 hours travelling and then a further 18 hours camping mobs only to accidentally hand in the components to the NPC in the wrong order and lose everything. Ah, the good ol' days.
The next few batches of MMOs didn't really do much to improve questing or change the way we look at it. Even second generation games like SWG and EQ2 initially didn't bother much with questing. However change was just around the corner in the form a pencil-necked geek called Warcraft, World of Warcraft.
WoW was packed with quests and it revolutionised everything. It made EQ2 look half finished in comparison and practically killed it off even though it had only been released two weeks before WoW and had a large, loyal fan base. Everything had changed and now people wanted soloable quest content.
While other games, like EQ2, fought hard to keep up and add new content, WoW grew like a juicy maggot. It changed the MMO experience from being a time consuming group orientated one to a slick and easy solo one. Now people could log in, spend 30 minutes doing a few quests, and log off a happy camper.
The result of all of this is now that every MMO has to come briming with quests or it's considered 'empty' and lacking depth and content even if the core game is good (Age of Conan is a perfect example of this). 5 years ago these games would have thrived but now people just want to quest grind alone and only group occasionally until they hit the level cap.
Seems like questing is a double edged sword. On one hand it's introduced a more user-friendly style of gameplay with greater allowances for storytelling and immersion. On the other hand it's removed a lot of the social experiences we used to take for granted. There's a fine line between enjoying doing quests and just 'quest grinding' mindlessly to level up quickly which I feel is where we're heading now in a lot of MMOs.
Ultimately, I want the best of both worlds. I want to quest but I don't want it just being another tool for grinding, a metric that people use to determine if a game has 'depth' or not. Questing should mean something and be an intricate part of the game and it's evolution certainly shouldn't result in the extinction of grouping or sociability. I eagerly await the same revolutionary focus being applied to the group experience that was applied to the solo quest one four years ago.


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Diesel Cadillacs were trouble free powerhouses compared to diesel Chevettes!
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BMW's archive lists the price of a R32 as 2200RM or according to two conversion sites about $525. A Model A in the 20's was about $240 in 1925 while a Cadillac touring car was about $3,185
H-D is a nice profit driven US company that has found a way to balance production/demand to make a buck. Which Japanese bikes? Priced a Goldwing?
BMW is a nice profit driven German company that has found a way to balance production/demand to make a Euro. No, only some parts are made in China. Which and how many depends on the model.
That bit of historical fun, the rest and a buck will get you a cup of coffee, a bit of change and a very strange look at the Fly-Over-Land coffee shop.
Pass the mustard and UP THE REVOLUTION!
So, as you say........it's all marketing.
BTW - the new GS is also about the same cost as a regular cab Toyota Tacoma 4x4.
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- They will compete in selected market segments, not every segment.
- Their target price is the 75% mark of the segments they compete in.
To this point you can very reasonably argue BMW and H-D share similar strategies. Where the diverge is in production and market share goals.
H-D's strategy tends to maximize short term sales. This worked fine in a growing motorcycle market but left them with expensive excess capacity in the down turn along with excess inventories.
BMW has taken a longer term view of production growth to create value through scarcity, match production to demand in the markets they compete in while containing capital expense through maximizing existing production plant capacity and efficiency.
Edit: The one place they have taken something of a different stance is with the S1000RR. Slightly above the Japanese and well below Ducati. Going into a new market segment they needed to be aggressive and were.
Both companies have people that are passionate about bikes but in the end they are publicly held companies that are intended to turn a profit.
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Pass the mustard and UP THE REVOLUTION!
I've got a Jeep JK and a GSA...they're both great...no problems from either...but it is shocking that they cost roughly the same amount. I wish I could compare the Bills of Material to see where all the money is. It seems that the Jeep should be more for the sheer quantity of parts and labor...even if the BMW parts are of a higher quality. Makes you wonder what the margins are.
A little off topic, but I needed some work done on my 1989 Chevy Silverado. I decided to drive through the USED lot and look at trucks. Maybe trade in the old red. This is USED, mind you, and I saw stickers from 21k to 39k. I promptly drove to the service dept. and dropped her off.
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A good helmet would cover both our points.
Pass the mustard and UP THE REVOLUTION!
As to the Jeep thing vs bike price- I see bikes as very poor values for the parts pile you get. They are a much better value used as many get so little use. I drove a J-10 Jeep PU , that I built from a wreck @ 50k,thinking it would work for us as we were broke ( from the Regan interest rates @ 17% on the house I built) & I think it was trying to "break me"over the years. If I have ever owned a piece of "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx!!!" as that truck I'll argue with you on Jeeps anytime! I also had a Jeepster Commando before that based on our house being in 4x4 land & it should have told me something


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On Sept. 19, at the last Associated Student Government Meeting, the newest senators were also sworn in, and then, the senate addressed the topic of the wave of Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) being rescinded.
Twenty-one groups are being disbanded, but some are already taking action to keep their recognized status.
One such group is Chi Alpha Epsilon, a national honor society for Project Challenge and TRIO. John Alfrey, president of Chi Alpha Epsilon and senior speech and theater major, said his group recognizes where it went wrong.
"Chi Alpha Epsilon is being rescinded because we failed to turn in community service hours in last semester," Alfrey said. "We have started the actions to restart. We have elected new officers and have started HornetLife back up. Hopefully, now that community service hours can be put in HornetLife, it will be easier to keep adding hours in so that it will not happen again."
Germann said unfortunately, it isn't uncommon to see this many RSOs lose their status – and typically, for the same reason as Chi Alpha Epsilon. Germann said some RSOs just forget to log their service hours.
The Senate Chambers haven't looked as full as they did last week for a long time, according to Marissa Germann, ASG vice president.
"It's a challenge to get up to full senate," Germann, a senior marketing and Spanish major, said. "We want to retain for next semester as well."
Despite the full chambers, the meeting was short, mostly outlining bills that will be discussed further at the next meeting.
"It was a pretty simple meeting," said Josh Wallace, ASG senator and junior communication major. "It was the first meeting that we had bills."
At their bi-weekly meeting, ASG also discussed five unfilled senate positions, including one in Liberal Arts and Sciences, two for the School of Business and two for the Teachers College, according to Germann.
Racheal Countryman, ASG president and senior communication major, discussed "What Do You Want Wednesday," an event that will happen every second Wednesday of the month in the Memorial Union.
"Our first event went off fairly well," Countryman said. "We learned some things from it. We got a great amount of surveys taken."
For first readings, ASG again discussed the RSO disbanding, as well as the Sociology Club asking for allocations in the vicinity of $1,500. At the next meeting, Sociology Club will send representatives to discuss what the money wants to be used for.
The senators also remembered Eric Knox, an ESU student who passed away recently.
Countryman also talked about the 26th Hornet Squad meeting and her recent trip to Topeka for the Kansas Board of Regents meeting, where she presented the idea of removing sales tax from college textbooks.
"Originally, it was brought up from the president of KU," Germann said. "They had been working on it in their town, and all of us thought it was a really good idea. So they're moving forward with that."
More information about the removal on college textbooks will be available in the next few weeks. The next ASG meeting is Oct. 3 in the Senate Chambers of Memorial Union.


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Former Cleveland congressman Dennis Kucinich, who has met repeatedly with Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, was quoted yesterday in a Capitol Hill newspaper as saying that a U.S. military strike on Syria would turn the U.S. military into "al Qaida's air force."
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It was also commented that where in the Constitution does it say that we have to pick a side when it comes to our enemies? Or that why should we have to stop our enemies from killing each other?
What will Karen Finney, Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz, Al Sharpton, Chris Hayes, and even Bill O'Reilly, Chris Wallace, Krauthammer, McCain, Grahamnesty etc, etc say about what Kucinich had to say??
The President has No Authority to Unilaterally Attack Iran, If He Does I Will Move to Impeach. Joe Biden
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Dont worry. This has no relevance now. This was when Bush was in power.
He is a leftist crazy nutball with a very hot wife.
But from time to time, he speaks the absolute truth.
I'd trade him for the Kenyan in a heartbeat.
Even a broke clock...?
Dennis Kucinich is absolutely right.
Dennis Kucinich, who has met repeatedly with Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, was quoted yesterday in a Capitol Hill newspaper as saying that a U.S. military strike on Syria would turn the U.S. military into "al Qaida's air force."
Dennis omitted, "If there is a strike, our Navy/Marines, and Spec Ops will be part of al Qaeda's military."
Damn I hate it when I agree with the impish one!!!!
Where's your Dept of Peace when ya need it, hmm?
It's a rare moment that I agree with Dennis Kucinich on anything. This is one of those moments... DK is spot-on.
Well, does they?
When I have to agree with this nut shows that even a stopped clock can be right twice a day.
"what is going on in Syria is basically Japan versus Germany of WWII - as in, should we side with either Assad or the opposition?"
The best thing to do in that case is supply weapons and ammunition to both sides... or just support whichever side starts losing, to make the fight last longer for maximum damage all around.
The second time in 2 weeks I have agreed with Dennis K. Maybe I need to go to the doctor?
You're a great strategist :)!
Maybe in another 2 wks ill be able to bring myself to say that too ;)
> The best thing to do in that case is supply weapons and ammunition to both sides
Which is what Reagan did during the Iran-Iraq War
John Kerry even met with Assad a while back and had glowing things to say about him, IIRC.
Kucinich is right about this.
I like him, too. I just rarely agree with him.
Same here. He's like a strangely hit golf ball that crashes onto the billiard table: some comedy, some serendipity, and some random ruin usually in store.
Also, O'Reilly was trying to bait Lt. Col Peters in comparing Assad to Hitler in the 1930s and he would be on the side of doing nothing. Peters zinged back that the comparison was if the Nazis and the Japanese were fighting would you want the US to pick a side? BAM, O'Reilly knew he got owned.
You have to respect somebody who speaks on principle rather than party loyalty. Most of the Leftists who were "anti-war" during the Bush years either keep quiet or actively support wars now because of loyalty to Obama and the Democratic Party.
There's nothing more disgusting in politics than the "it's bad when the other guy does it, but OK as long as it's one of our own," no matter which side of the aisle it's coming from.
What about a so called Republican like Robert King who is beating the drums for war?
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Rebels spoil Bucs' cause
WELLS – The United South Central Rebels opened their Section 2AA, South Sub-Section basketball quarterfinal against the Blue Earth Area Bucs with a 7-3 lead that it would never relinquish on Monday night in Wells.
The No. 4-seeded Rebels held on for the 78-71 victory over the No. 5-seeded Bucs to advance in the playoffs.
USC (18-9) advances to face the Class 2A, No. 4-ranked Maple River Eagles at 6 p.m. Thursday at Mankato East High School in the Section 2AA, South Sub-Section semifinals.
The No. 1-seeded Eagles (23-4) advanced by defeating No. 8 seed Triton, 81-42, on Monday in Mapleton.
The Bucs finished their season with a 9-13 record.
The Rebels grabbed the lead and momentum right away in the game with a 13-5 lead at the 11:05 mark in the first half.
"I thought that we played really well offensively. We thought that there would be some matchups that we could exploit and we were able to do that early," said USC head coach Robert Stevermer.
Senior guard Dallas Barslou gave the Bucs a chance to stay in the game down by eight, swishing a 3 to cut the lead to five.
The Rebels' Walker Linde, however, responded by laying in an easy basket on the ensuing USC possession to maintain their lead.
Barslou came back with a response, getting fouled and sinking a pair of free throws to make it 20-11 with less than 8 minutes remaining before halftime.
USC's 15-for-29 shooting – including a 5 of 6 effort from Steven Voigt, who finished with a game-high 27 points and 14 rebounds – helped the Rebels hold onto their lead.
Trey Allis sank a three from the baseline before teammate Nate Pederson snared a Buc pass at midcourt.
Pederson then sent a sizzling pass to Linde, who banked in the basket to make it 25-11 with 7:20 remaining in the half.
"I thought we stayed tough and stayed disciplined on defense against their big guys," Stevermer said in reference to holding the 6-foot-4 Isaac Darrington and 6-5 Luke Monson to just 18 combined points in the first half.
Monson, who was scoreless through the first 13 minutes of the game, provided a late offensive spark for the Bucs, scoring on back-to-back three-point plays to cut into the Rebels' deficit to make it 31-17 with more than 3 minutes left.
Monson's 4-for-8 shooting, along with an 80 percent free throw percentage in the first half, helped him net a team-leading 12 points at half. The junior finished with 18 points and four boards for the Bucs.
Along with snagging a steal, Pederson generated 10 of his 19 points in the opening half, going 5 of 7 shooting from the floor to help the Rebels take a 35-27 lead into halftime.
The Rebels maintained their offensive attack in the second half, with Voigt adding another 16 points, while teammate Cole Stencel grabbed eight boards and scored 10 points for USC.
"We really controlled the boards in the first half," Stevermer said about the Rebels' 17-10 rebounding advantage at the break. "We knew that they had their big guys who would try to control it, but we thought we had some quickness to try and get some rebounds."
Buc senior Brandyn Olsen added offensive firepower in the second half by scoring 18 of his team-leading 21 points, two coming on a layup, to make it 39-30 with just over 13 minutes remaining.
Unfortunately for Blue Earth Area, Stencel doled out three straight assists to Colin Becher for two of his six points and a pair to Voigt for two baskets to make it 45-31.
Isaac Darrington later finished off a layup for two of his 17 points to make it 45-33, before Olsen completed a 3-point play on the next Buc possession to cut the Rebel lead to 45-35 with 12:30 left.
Monson swished a 3 with 6 minutes remaining to make it 51-58, but Pederson sank a trifecta to maintain the home team's advantage.
Darrington grabbed a team-leading 16 rebounds in his final game on the hardwood for the Bucs, while Barslou finished with 13 points.
Section 2A Playoffs
Mountain Lake Area 81, Nicollet 37 – Carter Kirk erupted for a game-high double-double performance of 26 points and 14 rebounds to power the No. 1-seeded Wolverines to an 81-37 playoff triumph over the No. 8-seeded Raiders on Monday night in Mountain Lake.
Mountain Lake Area (21-5) advances to face No. 4-seeded Mankato Loyola (13-14) at 6 p.m. Thursday in St. James in a Section 2A, South Sub-Section semifinal. The Crusaders reached the next round via a 75-69 victory over No. 5-seeded Southwestern United.
Josiah Stoesz contributed 19 points and seven rebounds to the Wolverines' winning ways, while teammate Andrew Hempeck produced 13 points to complement game-highs of six assists and six steals. Kirk added five blocked shots for MLA.
The Wolverines made 33 of 53 shots from 2-point range for 62 percent, only 1 of 14 from 3-point distance and 12 of 22 at the free throw line.
Nicollet 21-16-37
Mt. Lake 45-36-81
St. Clair 73, Granada-Huntley-East Chain 58 – Ryan Kruse delivered a game-leading 31 points to engineer the No. 2-seeded Cyclones' 73-58 playoff victory over the No. 7-seeded Mustangs on Monday night in St. Clair.
St. Clair (19-8) advances to play No. 3-seeded Springfield (19-6) at 8 p.m. Thursday in St. James in a Section 2A, South Sub-Section semifinal.
Granada-Huntley-East Chain ended its season with a 7-17 record.
Konnor Kristenson scored 12 points to top a balanced GHEC offensive performance, while Josh Johanson tallied 11 points.
Ryan Shumski delivered a double-double performance of 10 points and 11 rebounds to complement five blocked shots for the Mustangs.
Dylan Petrowiak supplied nine points and four assists for GHEC, Trent Stensland pulled down six rebounds, while Jared Green pocketed three steals.
The Mustangs connected on 21 of 45 shots from 2-point distance, 2 of 11 from behind the bonus arc and 8 of 11 at the free throw line.
St. Clair 42-31-73
Springfield 86, Truman/Martin Luther 55 – Isaac Kirschstein tossed in a game-best 21 points to help the No. 3-seeded Tigers scratch the No. 6-seeded BluejayKnights, 86-55, during Section 2A, South Sub-Section quarterfinal action Monday night in Springfield.
Springfield (19-6) advances to play No. 2-seeded St. Clair in Thursday's 8 p.m. sub-section semifinal in St. James.
Truman/Martin Luther ended its season with a 14-13 record.
Christopher Kretsch and Tyler Vogel each produced 19 points for Springfield, which made 34 of 63 field goals and 11 of 15 free throws on the night.
DaMarko Thomas and Alex Weihe neared double-double territory for the BluejayKnights by scoring 10 points and collecting eight rebounds apiece.
Chandler Greier netted 10 points for TML, Sam Geistfeld supplied nine points and eight boards, while Cade Ekstrom chipped in nine points and five rebounds.
The BluejayKnights hit 22 of 62 field goals and 7 of 15 free throws on the game.


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A small gaiwan and two cups arrived in a nicely packaged box in the mail last night.
This is my first purchase from Greenwood Studio. I am *very* happy with what arrived!
(thanks Shawn )
The gaiwan barely holds 50ml of water. That probably translates to about 30 ml once full of leaf. It will be used for nice sheng puerhs.
The proportions of each component are a nice combination of aesthetic and functional. I like the slightly bowed aspect of the lid, the thin lip of the gaiwan cup and how it progresses to a sturdy lower half. Thanks to the extra heft, it should retain heat quite well. I used some '90's HK stored leaf to start out. After that one session there were already preliminary signs of tea patina developing!
The saucer has a recess perfect for fitting the bowl of the gaiwan. It has space to move around a bit, but is deep enough to give it a very secure feeling.
Lid detail:
The fit of the lid is perfect. It is just unsymmetrical enough to allow a fast pour with optimal filtering of leaf.
The cups are also quite nice. Maybe a bit bigger than I normally use. They hold about 50 ml.


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Anna Collins is the chief operating officer of Bulletproof.
Amazon Prime's GM joins a nutritional products manufacturer
Anna Collins is the chief operating officer of Bulletproof.
Facebook ads drove more shoppers to buy over the holidays
Facebook ads' return on ad spend rose 33% year over year, while purchase rates jumped 68%.
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One of the most frequently mentioned topics the 2010 Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition in Chicago was social media.
One of the most frequently mentioned topics the 2010 Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition in Chicago was social media. Those words were on the tongues of almost every speaker, from the pre-conference workshops on Tuesday (Ravelry.com, a social site for knitters, drives 6% of traffic to Yarn.com, Steve Elkins, president of Yarn.com's parent WEBS, told Tuesday's Beginning Search Marketing Workshop) to Friday, when the conference concluded with a whole day devoted to understanding social initiatives ("Mingle around online social media to find out where your market is," Michael Jansma, president of online retailer GEMaffair.com, advised attendees).
Anyone attending any of the many sessions that dealt with social media went home with lots of ideas—and with the idea that there is no silver bullet. Each retailer has to harness social media to its own particular circumstances.
A couple of great examples came out of the Facebook session during the post-conference Social Media and E-Retailing workshop. David Pohl, head of e-commerce for Equator Estate Coffees & Teas, focused on small-bore initiatives. He reported that when the company gets small lots of coffee in stock, it sells them on Facebook. Why? It's too much trouble to put small quantities on the web site. And those offerings have the advantage of tying fans closer to the brand. "Treat your fans special," Pohl advised.
Pohl's co-presenter David Saville of Hallmark Cards reported that Hallmark is planning to spread its presence across Facebook. Rather than offering only a few things on Facebook, Hallmark is getting ready to build Facebook stores for the many different brands, such as Disney, that Hallmark licenses for cards. That could result in Hallmark's operating dozens of Facebook presences.
Whatever the approach, social media is early enough in its life and fluid enough to allow online retailers latitude in experimentation. The real challenge is to find the return on such investments. Notwithstanding ForeSee Results' new service (announced at IRCE) to track how consumers use social media and whether it prompts them to buy, many speakers urged e-retailers not to be concerned about return, arguing that social media is still a relatively small investment. "Don't try to calculate ROI on social media programs, just do them," Ken Cassar, vice president of industry insights at Nielsen Online, told Friday's Social Media workshop.
Said GEMaffair's Janmsa: "It's a challenge for us right now to monetize Facebook."
Profitable or not, the consensus among speakers is that successful retailers will be where consumers are—and that's on social sites these days. In fact, Jansma cited research showing that social sites are now the No. 1 use of the Internet—displacing porn for the first time since the rise of the Internet. Having a social presence, said Nielsen's Cassar, "is a minimum customer expectation."
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The Supreme Court is surely going to find this question right back on their doorstep next year."


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Clothespins allow fast drying and easy access
To help damp work gloves dry fast, Club member Clinton Keith of Dolores, Colorado, hangs them from plastic clothespins mounted to the wall with 1-in. drywall screws. Besides drying quickly, the gloves are easy to find when he needs them. Brought to you by: American Profile


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Event: The multi-faceted Bollywood star Farhan Akhtar poses for the shutterbugs at Star Drive's grand finale. Meta description: Farhan Star Drive grand finale
Guest List: Farhan Akhtar
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar along with wife Twinkle Khanna and son Aarav Kumar were snapped at Pali Hill, Bandra.
Bollywood babes Sonam Kapoor, Kajol, Kainaat Arora, Urvashi Rautela, Kanika Kapoor, Tamannaah Bhatia, Raveena Tandon, Karishma Tanna among others were snapped at the airport.
Bollywood celebs Hrithik Roshan and Yami Gautam were snapped at the airport.
Bollywood babes Sunny Leone along with husband Daniel Weber were snapped at the airport.
Bollywood celebs Boney Kapoor, Sridevi, Arjun Rampal, Rohit Roy, Vidyut Jammwal, Annu Kapoor, Randeep Hooda, Ritesh Sidhwani, Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Vivaan Shah among others were snapped...


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Inside System Storage -- by Tony PearsonTony Pearson is a Master Inventor and Senior Software Engineer for the IBM Storage product line at the IBM Executive Briefing Center in Tucson Arizona, and featured contributor to IBM's developerWorks. In 2016, Tony celebrates his 30th year anniversary with IBM Storage. He is author of the Inside System Storage series of books. This blog is for the open exchange of ideas relating to storage and storage networking hardware, software and services. You can also follow him on Twitter @az990tony.
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"Everyone – Official Theme Song of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. Sung by Jessica Mauboy, Steve Appleton, Jody Williams, Tabitha Nauser & Sean Kingston.
The music video for "Everyone" was shot entirely in Singapore. The singers were filmed performing the inspiring tune against iconic Singapore backdrop/landmarks like the city skyline, Singapore Flyer, Marina Barrage, and Esplanade. Intercut with montages of young athletes competing in various sports, the music video captures the youths' unwavering pursuit of excellence and the positivity they exude in chasing their dreams. Through the snippets of these young sportsmen & women's unrehearsed performances, we share their aspirations and celebrate the human spirit with the youth of the world."
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The most important hormone in promoting a healthy pregnancy is progesterone, meaning "pro" (supporting) "gesterone" (gestation). The production of progesterone is vital to your menstrual cycle because it ensures the shedding of your uterine lining each month. When fertilization occurs, natural progesterone in your uterus allows the egg to implant itself and remain in place by thickening the endometrium, increasing blood flow and preventing the premature shedding of your uterine lining. If a woman's ovaries do not produce enough progesterone during the first trimester of her pregnancy, it is likely she will suffer a miscarriage.
Progesterone can be administered for many purposes and comes in several forms. It is most commonly used as luteal phase supplementation or to trigger menstruation in women who do not produce sufficient progesterone on their own and want to have children, those who have luteal phase defects or irregular or absent periods, and those who are undergoing certain assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedures. In each of these instances, progesterone therapy has been shown to increase a woman's chances of achieving a successful pregnancy.
The different forms of progesterone therapy are described below.


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Nike Men's Vapor Unstrung Lacrosse Head
NOW: $44.99 (47% off!)
Was: $84.99*
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The Nike® Men's Vapor Unstrung Lacrosse Head offers a lightweight, durable design built for the serious athlete. The Vapor, which is NFHS-legal only, features a gradual offest with impressive balance between catching and retention areas. THe bottom rail offers quick, smooth release. String the perfect pocket thanks to multiple string hole options.
- Meets NFHS specifications only
- Aggressive style and design for the serious athlete
- Durable and stiff head with a lightweight design
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- Mutiple stringing holes for the ultimate personalized pocket
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Rated 5 out of 5�by LAX Dad Great All Purpose head This head throws and catches great. Very easy to string up due to multiple holes and is designed well if you wanted a traditional pocket. It has a little wider throat than the Lakota but still has great hold. I would say this is a great LSM head or good head for the wing middies. Wouldn't be my 1st choice as a face off head as it's a little stiff for that purpose. September 9, 2013
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"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. "
Gozzer Ranch
Gozzer Ranch's setting is impressive enough-looking out onto the 60-square-mile Lake Coeur d'Alene in northern Idaho. More stunning is how the property's developers, Discovery Land Co., have kept the whole place rustic and in low profile. The 700-acre land plan includes a Tom Fazio-designed golf course that snuggles easily into the native contours. Long views of the lake and of the surrounding Coeur d'Alene Mountains are unimpeded, thanks to a relaxed residential envelope: only 266 homesites (each three-quarters to one acre) plus 90 cottages and lakeshore lodges.
At a base elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level, the golf ball travels a long way here. The par-72 course, ranging from 7,237 yards down to 5,100 yards, incorporates native prairie grasses in the roughs and dramatic long views-including infinity-edge looks behind greens into the Wild West. Every few holes, there's a welcome distraction-well-stocked food cabins, replete with premium cheeses, meat and liqueurs.
Gozzer Ranch sits across the lake from downtown Coeur d'Alene and is accessible via a ferry that runs every hour or so. Too bad the ferry also runs back to town. Here's a place you'd like to be stranded for a weekend or a summer.
For more information about Gozzer Ranch, call (208) 765-9034 or visit www.gozzerranchclub.com.
Coeur d'alene (coe) www.cdaairport.com
10 miles north of golf course
Runway: 7,400 ft
FBOs: Resort Aviation Jet Center, (208) 772-3731;
Southfield Aviation (208) 772-6404
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Nate Ruess from Fun. met up with the O Music Blog about Spotify, their thoughts on being part of Glee and moving from Brooklyn to the Upper West Side. Click HERE to read the full interview!
"I'm almost a New Yorker. I read in Timeout magazine or something that you have to live here for five years before you can actually be a New Yorker. So I think sometime in March or April, I'll officially be a New Yorker."


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3-Cheese Macaroni and Cheese
Recipe courtesy of Costa Vanikiotis at Eveready Diner, Hyde Park, NY
- Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
- 1 tablespoon salt, plus more for pasta water
- 1 pound large elbow macaroni
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 3 cups milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pound white Cheddar, shredded
- 4 ounces Romano, shredded
- 4 ounces Asiago, shredded
- 2 cups bread crumbs (suggested: panko (Japanese) available at most markets)
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley, for garnish
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.
In large pot filled with water add 3 pinches of salt and the macaroni and place over high heat. Bring to a boil and let cook until al dente, about 8 minutes. Drain. Set aside.
In a large saucepan, melt butter. Sprinkle flour over butter and cook 2 to 3 minutes on medium heat, whisking until a roux or paste forms. Add cold milk and whisk vigorously until dissolved. Cook sauce on medium-low heat until thick and bubbly. Add heavy cream, all cheeses, 1 tablespoon of salt, and 1 tablespoon pepper. Cook until cheeses are fully melted, stirring occasionally.
Add cooked macaroni to cheese mixture and mix thoroughly. Place macaroni mixture in a 13 by 9 baking dish and top with bread crumbs. Place in the oven and bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until golden brown. Top with fresh parsley and serve.
For variations, add cooked lobster meat, truffle oil, bacon and/or garden fresh vegetables.
Professional Recipe: This recipe was provided by a chef, restaurant or culinary professional and makes a large quantity. The Food Network Kitchens chefs have not tested this recipe in the proportions indicated and therefore cannot make any representation as to the results.
Recipe courtesy of Costa Vanikiotis at Eveready Diner, Hyde Park, NY
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