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This morning I called a food distributor, DiCarlo Food Service, an independent food distributor who services the NY metro area. They carry a lot of pizza ingredients and are located in Holtsville, NY, which I understand is in Long Island. They even have a website, at http://www.dicarlofood.com/. When I called this morning, I was told that they have a cash-and-carry store next to their main facility, where individuals can purchase from among the items carried in the store. They do not carry everything listed at their website, only the most popular items. The store is open Monday through Saturday, from 8 AM to 5 PM. They take no checks but will take Visa and Master Charge for purchases in excess of $25. I was told that one should call them, at 631-758-6000, ext. 350, to inquire as to any particular product(s) and availability, and make any necessary pre-arrangements for pickup.
Caputo "red" and the Caputo 00 Extra, that are not on the chefswarehouse website.
I've also located a potential source of General Mills "All Trumps" flour in Queens, but I still need to see if they'll sell to the public. The place is called Zahner's Cash and Carry, and it's located about 1 block off the BQE at 6235 30th Ave in Woodside, Queens. I visited there about two weeks ago but arrived just as they were closing, so I only had enough time to check the flour aisle and see that they carry All Trumps in 50lb bags for under $20.

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let's forget the obvious (the p and the v) for a moment. for this converstion, i am talking about one thing in particular. the distinct difference in the way we argue.
no one likes to argue with their husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend. but if you are in a relationship long enough, it is inevitable. on the whole, i have been fortunate in this area. my wife and i have had words, sure...but not very often. rarely, in fact. but when we do, it can be an adventure .
the source of the fight is irrelevent, again, for the sake of this conversation. when an argument ensues, voices are raised. points try to be made. and points can be ignored. everyone who gets in a fight/argument thinks they are in the right. and there always are two sides to every fight. let's acknowledge that. but what if the argument inevitably spirals out of control? what to do?
it is my experience, and i've spoke to numerous men and women about this, that there seems to be a pattern forming. when things start getting heavy/loud/angry...(and i am NOT talking about your run of the mill disagreement) the man wants to inevitably walk away and cool off before it spirals out of control. the woman, on the other hand would rather stay and fight to...and here is the key word here...resolve the issue. now, if said dude suggests they take some time off and let cooler heads prevail before talking, i will absolutely acknowledge that it is that man's duty to properly explain his intentions and why. if it is not properly explained, what the woman will get from this is...i don't hear you...i don't care what you have to say...and what you say isn't important to me.
i don't really favor arguling with the wife. in fact i hate it. and i'm going to go on the record and suggest the wife isn't exactly up for olympic arguing either. but why then...is it occasionaly insisted upon that the argument must go on just for the sake of resolvement? even at the risk that things will be said, by either side, in anger. things that can/may hurt someone we deeply care about?
i am not one to bring up past arguments...ever. and neither is my wife. which is why i think resolving an argument is both silly and unneccessary. but the ladies seem to disagree. i would much rather say...i think it sucks that we are arguing...and i'd really like to stop...can we just give each other a hug and forget all this nonsense?
sigh...what say you ladies and gents. am i right? am i wrong? and if so why? i know things like this can't be changed, and it is not my intention to do so...but a little bit of understanding might just shed a little light on an otherwise dark area.


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Dayton Planning Board to meet monthly
DAYTON – The Dayton Planning Board met for the first time in 2013 to discuss and arrange the agenda for upcoming meetings. The board unanimously agreed to meet once monthly, the third Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Dayton Town Hall.
One topic on the table was the Comprehensive Plan which was developed and approved in 2009 and required to be to reviewed and revised every five years as needed. The status of several previously developed policies and ordinances presented to the Town Board need to be finalized and filed: noise, roadside stand ordinances, wind energy, and dog control policies, which require public hearings for presentation to the residents of the Town for comment prior to completion.
The Planning Board needs to be kept abreast of any changes in local code and zoning laws, policies or ordinances prior to adoption and implementation. Questions arose regarding needed changes to the Comprehensive Plan and it is agreed that each member will review the current plan and note where changes may be needed for future planning: cottage industries, rental properties, zoning changes, business and commercial, mining, forestry, green space, tourism and recreational activities, adult entertainment areas, and gas drilling/fracking.
The board welcomes new members who would like to join this committee and involve themselves in the development and coordination of the planning process for the town. A business owner who has expressed interest in participating in this committee and once appointed will be joining the board. Several residents of the town were contacted by the current chair to encourage their participation; however, only one contact attended this event. It is the Planning Board's desire to have at least one member to represent each zoning area of the Town of Dayton. A request has been made to the South Dayton Village Board for at least three persons to join this Planning Board to represent the Village for review and revision of this plan.
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And there's no way this could continue indefinitely with AMD as the prospective suitor for ATI.
ATI Technologies, a leading developer of graphics technologies and core-logic solutions that is to be acquired by Advanced Micro Devices, said it would miss its revenue estimates by up to $140 million as a result of lower than expected sales of chipsets for processors by Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker.
ATI Technologies expected revenues for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006 to be between $620 million and $660 million. However, the company on Wednesday announced that consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006 is currently expected to be approximately $520 million.
The anticipated revenue shortfall is due primarily to lower sales volumes of integrated chipsets for Intel-based platforms, the company explained. In addition, handheld revenue was lower than expected, reflecting a supply chain adjustment by one of ATI's major customers. "We believe this adjustment is temporary in nature and should not have a long-term impact on revenue," the company said in a statement. Handheld and DTV businesses account for about 20% of ATI's revenue, which chipsets bring ATI roughly 26% of revenue, according to the compay's Q3 FY2006 results.
ATI Technologies is currently in process of acquisition by Advanced Micro Devices, who is competing fiercely with Intel Corp. in the market of x86 microprocessors. Some industry observers noted that Intel could pressure its partners among mainboard and computer makers to make them stop using Intel-compatible chipsets from ATI. According to an editor of TweakTown web-site, Intel has put pressure on mainboard makers so that they cancelled release of motherboards based on ATI's next-generation Intel-compatible code-named RD600 chipset.
"While we anticipated a decline in future Intel-based chipset business following the announcement of the acquisition agreement with AMD, the decrease occurred much sooner than we expected," said Dave Orton, chief executive of ATI Technologies. "Our other product lines are quite healthy and the response to our recent handheld, digital TV and GPU product announcements has been extremely positive from both customers and from the overall market".


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With tax season just around the corner for most Americans, here's an example, courtesy of the Arkansas Catholic in Little Rock, of a partnership between a state taxing agency and a volunteer organization to funnel donations to families facing a child's catastrophic illness. Called the Baby Sharon Fund, the program was conceived by an Arkansas teacher who lost both a son and a granddaughter to illness. It lets Arkansas residents make donations through their state income tax form, or anyone can donate through the mail.
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Turbomeca Arriel 2E Receives EASA Certification
EASA has certified the Turbomeca Arriel 2E engine, which is scheduled for entry into service at the end of 2013 on the Eurocopter EC145T2. The Arriel 2E has a takeoff power of 950 shp, and is controlled by a dual-channel FADEC, and a new engine data recorder. According to Turbomeca, the engine also features a higher time between overhaul (TBO), with up to 4,000 hours at entry into service.


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Redmen, Miners each place 3 wrestlers into MHSAA regionals
MARQUETTE – Three wrestlers each from Marquette and Negaunee advanced to the regionals after placing in the top four at individual high school wrestling district tournaments held Saturday.
At Negaunee in the Division 3 district, the host Miners advanced juniors Tyler LaJoie, Brody Rosten and Mike Luoma to regional action to be held in downstate Kingsley on Saturday that will also include top wrestlers from the Remus Chippewa Hills district.
At Escanaba in a Division 2 district, Marquette Senior High had three seniors – Curt Calovecchi, Joe Iwanicki and Rainger Rossway – who will travel to Bay City Western for a regional on Saturday to also include the Goodrich district.
Division 3 in Negaunee
LaJoie, who had a 26-6 record entering the districts, had Negaunee's highest finish Saturday, second place, as he advanced to the championship match at 160 pounds before falling in the title match, 11-5, to Brandon Gagnon of Gladstone. He pinned Sam Sawyer of Kingsley at 1:01 and edging Tyler Knudsen of Benzonia Benzie Central, 8-7, to get there.
Rosten (27-6) won the consolation bracket at 130, defeating Bobby Beauchamp of Gladstone by default for third, a wrestler he lost 2-0 to earlier.
Luoma (12-21) was fourth at 125, falling to Kyle Schmidt of Grayling in the third-place match, 13-4.
Senior teammate Christian MacDonald also won a match.
Division 2 at Escanaba
Calovecchi (37-4) won the 171 bracket by going 3-0, pinning Nick Fettig of Petoskey at 1:24 and Tyler Foster of West Branch Ogemaw Heights at 0:47 before upending Kyle Carter of Big Rapids, 9-7, for the championship.
Rossway (31-12) pinned two wrestlers at 285 before being edged by Tommy Dematio of Ogemaw Heights, 4-2, in the title tilt for second place.
Iwanicki (38-4) finished his day by beating Carter Magirl of Greenville, 4-2 in overtime, to capture third place.
Ten of their teammates also participated Saturday, with seniors Austin Johnson at 145 and Leighton Locke at 171 winning two matches apiece, and senior Grayson Kidd at 189, junior Hunter Moore at 125 and sophomore Per Rahm at 189 taking one each.


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Students who are parents have a new group to help them through their college experience.
The Student Parent Support Group is part of the Young Student Parent Support Initiative, which helps parenting students achieve their higher education goals and maintain the well-being of themselves and their children.
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Lives in a chiaroscuro. Should we suspend the puberty of children with gender identity disorder?
- Dr S Giordano, CSEP/IMLAB, and the Manchester Institute of Science, Ethics and Innovation, The University of Manchester, Williamson Building, The School of Law, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, UK; simona.giordano{at}manchester.ac.uk
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Transgender children who are not treated for their condition are at high risk of violence and suicide. As a matter of survival, many are willing to take whatever help is available, even if this is offered by illegal sources, and this often traps them into the juvenile criminal system and exposes them to various threats. Endocrinology offers a revolutionary instrument to help children/adolescents with gender identity disorder: suspension of puberty. Suspension of puberty raises many ethical issues, and experts dissent as to when treatment should be commenced and how children should be followed up. This paper argues that suspension of puberty is not only not unethical: if it is likely to improve the child's quality of life and even save his or her life, then it is indeed unethical to defer treatment.
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↵i Suspension of puberty can also be used for other conditions. In 2004 it was used in the "Ashley case". See http://www.telegraph.co.uk.
↵ii Administration of hormones facilitate the restoration of puberty and return to the biological phenotype.4
↵iii These are sometimes called hypothalamic blockers. I am grateful to Mike Besser for clarifying the real nature of these hormone suppressant drugs. I owe the specifications contained in these lines to him.
↵iv The Royal College of Psychiatrists guidelines also recommend that adolescents have some "experience of themselves in the post-pubertal state of their biological sex", before any treatment commences, but contemplate the possibility that "for clinical reasons, it is […] in the patient's interest to intervene before this [time]".18
↵v It is possible to determine pubertal development accurately by measuring testicular and breast growth as well as the levels of circulating hormones.21
↵vi I do not discuss arguments that say that SP is wrong because it is a violation of nature, or arguments that appeal to God's plans and the sanctity of suffering. I have dismissed them elsewhere.25
↵vii It has been suggested that prostate cancer drugs may increase the risk of heart diseases. Experts in the field of paediatric endocrinology comment that similar risks cannot be found in the adolescent transgender population, for a number of reasons, one of which is that while testosterone is inhibited in this population, other hormones, like oestradiol, in males, are administered.27


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Would Obama plan fund Highway 14?
President Barack Obama came to Minnesota on Wednesday to trumpet his plan to pump $300 billion into transportation funding.
We wonder if there is any money in that plan for Highway 14?
The big question, however, is where will the federal government come up with $300 billion? The federal Highway Trust Fund, apparently, is about to go broke. The federal government seems to have the same problem as the state of Minnesota, relying on gasoline and diesel taxes to fund highway projects, but refusing to raise the fuel taxes for decades while the cost of building roads keeps going up and the amount of fuel people use for driving keeps going down. Before you know it, Minnesota's cost of keeping up with regular highway and bridge maintenance is about three times the revenue it takes in.
The Highway Trust Fund is in the same boat. The federal government hasn't raised the fuel taxes in 20 years, while demanding greater fuel efficiency from the auto makers. It has been pumping general fund money into the Highway Trust Fund for years, one of the reasons our national debt is so high.
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Many of us Paul/Beatles fans are no doubt Badfinger fans.
If you are a fan of Badfinger, or liked some of their music, you may know the name Joey Molland.
Molland is the LAST surviving member of that band (Pete Ham, Tom Evans, Mike Gibbins, and Joey). He sang, wrote, and played guitar (mostly rhythm to Pete's lead, but he took quite a few solos himself).
He has a new album out, called RETURN TO MEMPHIS. I happen to like Joey's style, and thought, next to Ham, he was the second most important, or key, member in that great, under-rated band. He, more than any of them, had a real rock and roll heart and soul.
The new album is surprisingly good, although Joey's voice is pretty much shot. This can turn people off, but if you can get past that, the songs are solid, the playing excellent, and that voice (ala Paul's these days, esp. on songs like "Early Days") adds some character and life experience to the proceedings. The guy has survived it all, so the craggy vocals are earned.
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Groups may reserve a variety of facilities for meetings, conferences, banquets and other functions at the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center. The expansive wood and stone Arts and Crafts style buildings were designed to complement the surrounding landscape of the area, providing a beautiful backdrop and comfortably accommodating many types of functions.
Before and after meetings, visitors can tour the exhibits in the Visitors' Center, stroll along nature trails, cast a line in one of 16 fishing ponds or practice their skills at the shooting range.
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Twenty-seven hotel-style guest rooms are available near Clubhouse Lake. Eleven rooms have two full-size beds, seven rooms have two sets of bunk beds, five rooms have one bunk and one full-size bed, two rooms have one full-size and one twin, and two rooms have two twin beds. A handicapped accessible room is available in each of the lodge buildings.
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Steven Whitney scored twice as the Norfolk Admirals (36-30-4-1) held on for a 4-3 win over the Worcester Sharks (30-32-3-6) on Friday night at the DCU Center.
Harry Zolnierczyk and Josh Brittain also scored for the Admirals while Patrick Maroon had two assists. Goaltender Frederik Andersen (23-15-1) made 39 saves on 42 shots for the win. Max Friberg and Kevin Gagne each made their North American professional debuts. Norfolk held a 4-0 lead in the second period before Worcester attempted a comeback that fell one goal short.
The Admirals have taken a two-point lead over the Hershey Bears for the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference with five games remaining in the regular season. Hershey fell at Providence today, 3-2. Norfolk is also just one point back of the Connecticut Whale for the seventh seed. The Admirals have one game in hand over the Whale, who fell at Manchester today, 3-1. The top eight teams from each conference make the Calder Cup Playoffs.
The Admirals and Sharks square off again tomorrow night from the DCU Center at 7:00 p.m. in the second contest of Norfolk's regular season-ending six-game road trip.
Norfolk took a 1-0 lead midway through the first period on a highlight-reel goal by Zolnierczyk. He accepted a pass from Charlie Sarault in the neutral zone and entered the attacking zone with a defender impeding his progress. As he was knocked backwards to the seat of his pants, he was able to slide a shot beneath Worcester goaltender Alex Stalock at 12:29 for his 11th goal of the season and his second since joining the Admirals.
The lead doubled less than two minutes later. Mat Clark sent a feed from the right point to Whitney in the low slot. Whitney sent a backhander into the net for his second goal of the season at 14:05 to put the Admirals ahead, 2-0.
Norfolk stretched its lead to 4-0 with a pair of goals early in the second stanza. Rod Pelley and Brittain entered the attacking zone on a two-on-one. Pelley lofted a pass from the left circle towards Brittain in the slot, and Brittain knocked the puck into the net out of mid-air for his 11th goal of the season and a 3-0 lead at 2:45.
Less than two minutes later, Chris Wagner split the defense in the neutral zone and carried the puck through the slot. Wagner then fed a trailing Whitney, whose shot from the bottom of the right circle found its mark at 4:39. The goal gave Whitney two tallies in the contest and three goals in just three professional games since joining the Admirals from Boston College last week.
The Sharks cut Norfolk's lead to 4-1 on a goal by former Admiral Bracken Kearns at 12:01 of the second period. Daniil Tarasov sent a pass from behind the net to Kearns in the slot for the goal.
Worcester's comeback continued with a pair of quick goals early in the third period. Matt Pelech sent a shot from the right point through traffic and past a screened Andersen at 3:27. Just 38 seconds later, Riley Brace stole the puck from Norfolk behind the net and sent a wraparound shot into the net at 4:05, cutting the Admirals' lead to 4-3.
The Sharks out-shot the Admirals, 13-1, in the third period as they continued to apply pressure in search of the equalizer. However, Andersen and the Norfolk defense made the one-goal lead stand.
Stalock (16-15-3) stopped 20 of 24 shots in defeat.
Both teams were 0-for-2 on the power play, as the Admirals stretched their streak of consecutive opponent power plays killed to 29.
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In short: Flat and fast with chip timing at good priceIn full: Good flat course with only slower being coastal winds and multi-terrain paths. Good directions, well laid out finish, shame only drinks stop was in plastic cup...bottle at all events please!Definite tweak needed was it starting late...i'm afraid if people leave it really late to collect their numbers, go to loo etc then that is their choice...all run's should start on timeOtherwise great run with good turn out and family friendly, will be there next yearDate of review: May 12, 2013
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In short: Difficult one...PB time by over 10 minutes at 2 hours 52minutes with great addition of 'elite' start which helped immensely.Date of review: April 30, 2013
In full: First ever half marathon and pleased with my Seventh position however this may have been better without several episodes of going the wrong way! Sparse marshalling and signposting meant running slower than race pace through fear of ending up in the channel! only 3 water station with open cups meant I was gasping at the end! Running in a non closed of race meant lots of zigzagging around 'spectators'. Friendly race but killer mud fields and shingle bays were murder. Fun but could do better!Date of review: February 17, 2013
In short: so nice to do a hassle free efficient marathon lovely!Date of review: October 10, 2012
In short: Great location, good KM markers and prompt. Must do more for staggered starting-small start area stuck behind very slow competitorssDate of review: March 31, 2008
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The unseasonable wet and heavy snow has been a blessed relief to soils parched by the last few years of extreme drought.
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I have a little goose left in the freezer and plan on making some jerky. I have a seasoning for it but no dehydrator and was just going to do it in the oven. How long should I make the pieces, Temp, and how long it takes and any other suggestions.
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here is what my dad and I do. Make the strips 1/4 to 1/8 thick. Season the meat next. Then take some toothpicks and insert then at the end of the meat. Next take a cookie sheet lined with tin foil and place at the bottom rack. Then move the top rack as high as it will go. Then take the strips of meat and hang them from the top rack over the cookie sheets. turn on the oven to the lowest setting. Most oven that I've seen are 250 degrees. Then take an cloths pin and insert that inbetween the oven and the oven door. Try to place it where the light button is. That will dry the meat and not cook it if the door was closed all the way. keep in there for 12 to 14 hours. Put into an ziplock bag and then freeze it.
The seasonings that we use are liquid smoke, salt and pepper. After the meat is cut into strips, place into a bowl and add the liquid smoke, cover and place into the fridge. After 12 to 24 hours place them onto an cookie sheet. Insert toothpick then salt and pepper both sides of the meat. Hang on the oven rack and proceed to dry. Mighty fine eats right there. Tear off a peace and place in your cheek and let the salvia do the rest. You can suck on one peace for awhile, and still be able to blow your calls with out gumming up your call. Give it a try and let me know if you like it or not.
We use mostly deer, but it great with honkers and snows. Haven't tried it with ducks yet.
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thanks might have to use the sause too.
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The crumb and undersides are perfect, Norma! The tops so rustically colorful and temptingly delicious looking. And great assortment of pictures! You might be as good a photographer as you are pizzaioli. Nah, your pizzas still are better! I'd rather pay for one of your pies than buy the photo. EDIT: BTW, how did that new cheese work for you?
... I can't find too many really good fresh mozzarellas in my area. Norma
Same here(Japan) regarding cheese. I've since started using the Eurotrading website, which is a restaurant supplier of foods from Europe, as the name implies. They have a wide variety of cheeses that I am just now starting to try.
Hey Norma! Those pizzas look wonderful. "Fresh" is the word I would use to describe them. How do you like the GM flour as compared to others you have used (Caputo ??). Personally I really couldn't tell much of a difference between the GM and Caputo taste wise but I'm sure there are some subtle differences that Craig could comment on. Where did you get your GM flour from?Scot
Great job. Nice balance top and bottom
You can find your GM sales rep here: http://www.professionalbakingsolutions.com/find-sales-representativeI need to use the flour more, but so far, I have not noticed a material difference as compared to Caputo. The only subtle difference I've noted is that it needs abut 1% additional water vs. Cauto.
Anyone have ideas there? (Obviously asking from the perspective of a non-professional/low volume consumer)John K
About two weeks ago I contacted the rep for Colorado on the link you've shown above. He told me the GM Neapolitan was the same flour as their Better for Bread! I said I thought not, and asked if he'd check it out for me. Never heard back from the guy............great service, and he had no idea that I was not in the business.
The lady I talked to with GM, Katie Fleming, was extremely professional and delivered everything she promised as promised. She followed up and seemed to be genuinely interested in what I thought of the product - good or bad, and she knew that I don't own a pizzeria. I'd love to have the opportunity to help GM sell this flour to NP pizzerias. Given what I've seen so far, I believe it is a very good product.
When I went sniffing after some Bay State Contadino, they had a 50# sample at my door two days later!
We should all keep in mind that GM has been extremely generous with us. The flour doesn't cost them much, but the shipping is not insignificant.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 9, 2008) – The U.S. Girls' Youth National Team swept host Puerto Rico 25-20, 25-14, 25-20 on Wednesday evening during the semifinals of the NORCECA Girls' Youth Continental Championship held in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
Team USA will face Mexico in the gold-medal match on Thursday at 8 p.m. Mexico, also undefeated in the tournament, rallied to defeat Dominican Republic 20-25, 25-21, 25-19, 26-24 in tonight's earlier semifinal.
Tori Dixon (Savage, Minn.) sparked the U.S. with a team-leading 13 points on the strength of eight kills on 13 errorless swings, a team-high four blocks and an ace. Jazmine Orozco (Lakewood, Calif.) tallied 11 points with nine kills on 13 errorless attacks to go with an ace and block. Erica Denney (Centennial, Colo.) contributed six kills, two aces and a block for nine points. Kelly Reeves (San Diego, Calif.), despite starting just one set, tacked on nine points all on kills. Carly Wopat (Goleta, Calif.) contributed five kills, two blocks and an ace for eight points. Ashley Wittman (Shakopee, Minn.) tacked on five kills and a block for six points. Carly Thomas (Swansea, Ill.) rounded out the scoring with three blocks and a kill to go with 11 assists and five digs. Jennifer Bonilla (Reseda, Calif.) recorded a match-high 11 digs to go with seven excellent service receptions on 12 attempts.
"The game was intense, especially with the home crowd from Puerto Rico," Dixon said. "We worked well as a team and got the job done. It was awesome."
"This was a very big win for Team USA," U.S. Girls' Youth National Team Assistant Coach Melissa Wolter said. "Puerto Rico has a great following of fans and looks to excite them with big plays. We did a great job of executing the game plan and had a couple of key players (Jazmine Orozco and Tori Dixon) really step up for us tonight."
The U.S. started Thomas at setter, Denney and Dixon at middle blocker, Wopat at opposite and Wittman and Orozco at outside hitter. Bonilla is the designated Team USA libero for the tournament. Reeves came off the bench in the first two sets and started the third set in place of Wittman. Scullion was a subbed into the match in the opening set, while Lydia Bai (Tustin, Calif.) and Molly Krekloew (Hamlake, Minn.) were third-set replacements.
Team USA converted 50.6 percent of its attacks into kills while holding Puerto Rico to a 28.4 percent. The Americans held a 12-6 block advantage and a slim 5-4 margin in aces. However, the U.S. committed 14 service errors to the hosts' five. As a team, the Americans posted 31 digs to the Puerto Ricans' 22.
"It was definitely a tough match mentally," Bonilla said. "However, we stayed focused within the group."
Keila Rodriguez led Puerto Rico with nine points, all coming off kills. Neira Ortiz added seven points in the loss, followed by Ashley Vazquez' six points.
Team USA advanced to the semifinals by winning the four-team Pool B with a 3-0 record without dropping a single set. It defeated Dominican Republic 25-22, 25-17, 25-15 on July 5, Trinidad & Tobago 25-8, 25-11, 25-8 on July 6 and U.S. Virgin Islands 25-7, 25-7, 25-7 on July 7. During pool play, the U.S. limited opponents to an average of 11.3 points per set.
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# - Name (Pos., Ht, Hometown, Grad Year, Club, Region)
2 - Lydia Bai (Outside Hitter, 6-2, Tustin, Calif., 2010, TCA, Southern California)
3 - Jennifer Bonilla (Libero, 5-9, Reseda, Calif., 2010, SCVC, Southern California)
4 - Erica Denney (Middle Blocker, 6-5, Centennial, Colo., 2010, Front Range, Rocky Mountain)
5 - Tori Dixon (Middle Blocker, 6-3, Savage, Minn., 2010 Mizuno Northern Lights, North Country)
9 - Madelyn Hutson (Middle Blocker, 6-5, Brentwood, Tenn., 2011, Impact VB Club, Southern)
10 - Molly Kreklow (Setter, 6-0, Hamlake, Minn., 2010, Mizuno Northern Lights, North Country)
12 - Jazmine Orozco (Outside Hitter, 6-0, Lakewood, Calif., 2010, SCVC, Southern California)
14 - Kelly Reeves (Outside Hitter, Libero, 6-0, San Diego, Calif., 2010, Wave, Southern California)
15 - Amy Scullion (Outside Hitter, 6-0, Salem, Ohio, 2010, Tri-County, Ohio Valley)
16 - Carly Thomas (Setter, 5-11, Swansea, Ill., 2010, Southwest Illinois VBC, Gateway)
18 - Ashley Wittman (Outside Hitter, 6-1, Shakopee, Minn., 2010, Mizuno Northern Lights, North Country)
19 - Carly Wopat (Middle Blocker, 6-2, Goleta, Calif., 2010, Santa Barbara V-Ball Club, Southern California)
*Kristina Graven (Outside Hitter/Libero, 6-0, San Jose, Calif., 2010, Vision Volleyball Club, Northern California)
Head Coach: Jim Stone (Columbus, Ohio, retired Ohio State University women's head coach)
Assistant Coach: Melissa Wolter (Pensacola, Fla., University of West Florida head women's coach)
Assistant Coach: Neil Mason (Newport Coast, Calif., TCA director and head coach)
2008 NORCECA Girls' Youth Continental Championship Schedule
July 5-10 at Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
Pool A
Mexico 2-0
Puerto Rico 1-1
Costa Rica 0-2
Pool B
Dominican Republic 2-1
Trinidad & Tobago 1-2
U.S. Virgin Islands 0-3
Pool Matches
July 5: Trinidad & Tobago def. U.S. Virgin Islands, 21-25, 25-17, 25-13, 25-9
July 5: United States def. Dominican Republic, 25-22, 25-17, 25-15
July 5: Puerto Rico vs. Costa Rica, 25-20, 25-7, 25-22
July 6: United States def. Trinidad & Tobago, 25-8, 25-11, 25-8
July 6: Dominican Republic def. U.S. Virgin Islands, 25-6, 25-3, 25-9
July 6: Mexico def. Costa Mesa, 25-12, 25-9, 25-15
July 7: Dominican Republic def. Trinidad & Tobago, 25-3, 25-6, 25-7
July 7: United States def. U.S. Virgin Islands, 25-7, 25-7, 25-7
July 7: Mexico def. Puerto Rico, 25-15, 25-10, 18-25, 25-16
July 8: Dominican Republic (2B) def. Costa Rica (3A), 25-14, 25-15, 25-13 (Quarterfinals)
July 8: Puerto Rico (2A) vs. Trinidad & Tobago (3B), 8 p.m., 25-12, 25-12, 25-18 (Quarterfinals)
July 9: Costa Rica (3A) def. Trinidad & Tobago (3B), 25-13, 25-9, 25-16 (Classification for 5th Place)
July 9: Mexico (1A) def. Dominican Republic (2B), 20-25, 25-21, 25-19, 26-24 (Semifinal)
July 9: USA (1B) def. Puerto Rico (2A), 25-20, 25-14, 25-20 (Semifinal)
July 10: Trinidad & Tobago (3B) vs. U.S. Virgin Islands (4B), 2 p.m. (Classification 6-7)
July 10: Puerto Rico (2A) vs. Dominican Republic (2B), 4 p.m. (Bronze Medal Match)
July 10: USA (1B) vs. Mexico (1A), 8 p.m. (Gold Medal Match)


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I tell him about sleeping in caves and on golf courses and mention the fatigue in my legs.
"Ha, ha, ha! Yeah, all right." He laughs a stunted Kiwi laugh. "Be careful biking too much," he warns me. "It makes you stronger for a bit, yeah, but it can catch up with you just as quick."
He excuses himself as he always does—by narrating his next move, then clicking his tongue as you would to spur a horse. "Well, I'm off to get some ice cream, all right, click, click."
Wyatt's first mountain race was in 1998, amid a track season in Europe. At the time he was traveling by train from Milan to Stockholm to Munich with a backpack that contained an all-black uniform, a change of clothes, two pairs of trainers and a pair of spikes. Ten years and two Olympic teams later (5000 meters in Atlanta, marathon in Athens), he is traveling from his new home in the Dolomites to small ski towns scattered throughout the Alps. The Grand Prix comprises a mere third of the races that he runs from May through October.
Wyatt is as much the gold standard for mountain running as Michael Phelps has become for swimming. Like a Swiss train, you can set your watch to him and be within seconds of the hour. In a sport where distances, vertical gain, competition and severity of the terrain can fluctuate greatly from course to course, a unit of measurement seems to follow him wherever he goes—Minutes Behind Jono (MBJ). To be five MBJ is to be one of the top mountain runners in any given European country. To be three MBJ is to be top 10 in the world.
On American soil, New Hampshire's Mount Washington Road Race has long been used as a similar gage. In 1999, the long-time undisputed king of American mountain running, Matt Carpenter, ran nearly one minute faster than any other American with a time of 59:16. Five years later, despite fog, rain and 30 mph wind gusts, Wyatt would break the course record with a time of 56:41.
the race makes a small tour of Telfes before climbing steeply up the ski area towering above. Wyatt has likely finished by now as the well-thatched pelt of Marco Gaiardo brushes past me as we make for the final ascent to the finish. Il Cani Morti, his teammates call him: The Dead Dog. It's all I can think about, looking up the hill at him. Mesmerized by the thickness of the hair on his arms, shoulders and neck, I begin questioning the moniker Dead Dog. Why not Woolly Mammoth or the Hirsute Mufloni? The mind will wander to some amazing places in order to pretend that the body is not suffering.
Race the same people long enough and you get to know their strengths and weaknesses. You get to know every aspect of their stride, how they breathe, how long one of their surges might last and, if you are lucky, you get to know what their skeleton dance looks like. Gaiardo looks back. He looks back again to see me 10 meters closer. At the tape, Il Cani Morti grows and expands like a puffer fish as I try to squeeze past ... but, alas, I have to settle for third.
The event continues in the school gymnasium well into the night with beers and schnapps. Wyatt, Kunst, some Brits, myself and 30 runners from the Czech Republic gather in a circle around a keg of Czech beer that was brought on their bus as an offering.
Kunst invites runners here year after year—young, old, fast, slow—just to see them each make their way to the top of the course. A guitar is playing, Kunst is yodeling and the color of his cheeks and nose is approaching the tint of the merlot in his glass. An excess of muscles spills out of every orifice of his polo shirt. Triceps, biceps, deltoids and sternocleido-mastoids.
He puts his massive arm around me like an elephant trunk and says, "You know why I like zis sport? Because before ze race you are friends," waving his other hand about the room, a trail of wine following in its path. "After ze race you are friends. But during ze race"—the trunk releases me and punctuates his remark with an uppercut through the air—"how you can fight!"
I pedal away late in the morning with a hangover that could split the pavement in front of me. My third-place finish earned me enough euros to take a left turn at the edge of town, downhill with the wind at my back to the train station in Innsbruck only 15 miles away. The right-hand turn that I was dreading would have taken me 30 miles up to the top of Brenner Pass before I could begin the long and slow descent into Italy.


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By Hal M. Bundrick
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) How do your company-sponsored retirement benefits stack up? In an effort to lure more and better employees, companies are offering more lucrative 401(k) plans and beefing up benefits. A new survey by Aon Hewitt shows that employers are removing old barriers to retirement plan options and offering more features, as well as increased education. It can make a big difference in your financial preparation for life after work.
See if your retirement bennies measure up.
Time was, new employees had to wait six months or a year before deferring salary into a 401(k). That's changing. According to the Aon Hewitt report, employers have significantly relaxed their eligibility requirements over the past decade. More than three-quarters (76%) of plans now allow workers to begin making pre-tax contributions immediately upon hire. Less than half (45%) of employers allowed for day-one contributions back in 2001. And the news gets better. Fully 53% of plans also kick-in with immediate employer-matching contributions.
"The 21st century workforce is drastically different in terms of loyalty, tenure and the relationship between employers and employees," says Rob Austin, director of retirement research at Aon Hewitt. "People hop from job to job with increasing frequency and many employers find it is important from an attraction perspective to have a retirement plan that is designed to give employees the best chance at achieving retirement readiness. Providing new hires with immediate eligibility helps ensure they don't lose ground in terms of saving."
Company matches are also increasing.
The most common match is now dollar for dollar on the first 6% of employee deferrals, double the previously most popular match of $0.50 per $1.00 on the first 6%. Virtually all plan sponsors (98%) now put up some sort of employer contribution.
"In the 20 years we've been doing this study, this is the first time we saw the most common match increase," says Austin. "At a time where the defined contribution plan is the primary retirement savings vehicle for many individuals, it is refreshing to see employers increase their matching contribution amounts. Our experience shows that almost three-quarters of employees save at a level equal to or above the company match threshold. Increasing the amount employers are willing to contribute may help encourage those employees to save at more robust rates."
And if you're not getting good guidance from your plan, you're missing out. One-on-one financial advice is offered by 59% of company-sponsored retirement plans. Managed accounts are offered by more than half of plans (52%) and target date funds are now offered by 86% of plan sponsors.
"Employees know they need to save for retirement, but it's usually not a priority and they often need some help and guidance in mapping out a path for getting there," adds Austin. "Fortunately, employers are stepping up to the plate and strengthening their offerings in ways that will not only increase participation, but empower employees to take full advantage of the myriad investment opportunities the defined contribution plan affords them."


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Tidioute Area News In Brief
By LINDA SCOTT
Senior Center Menu
Thursday, Feb. 20 will be bacon cheeseburgers, dessert and beverages.
Tuesday, Feb. 25 will be chicken filet and macaroni and cheese, dessert and beverages.
Thursday, Feb. 27 will be goulash, dessert and beverages.
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, the 23 people attending the center enjoyed a beautiful pork dinner. They had the chocolate fountain going with seniors bringing in all sorts of items to dip such as strawberries, maraschino cherries, pretzels, chips, marshmallows, Ritz crackers, sponge cake, bananas and cookies.
Margaret Alberth won a free dinner for wearing the most red.
The game 500 was enjoyed by a group of card sharks from the group.
Presbyterian Women's Association held its meeting and some stayed for dinner following the meeting.
Plans are underway to get the ice cream freeze out and try to make some ice cream.
Seniors will need to purchase a new chocolate fountain.
Tax season is will underway with the only day available for taxes is Thursday, April 10; call Pat at the center at 484-3020 to make an appointment.
Plans are shaping up for the St. Patrick's Dinner.
Everyone who attended the lunch on Thursday received a box of Valentine candies from Martha Walters.
Be sure to call the center at 484-3020 the day before for lunch or no later than 9 a.m. the day you want to come.
Lunches are served on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon.
Youth Dance/
Formal Ball
There will be a Formal/Semi Formal Winter Ball, on Friday, Feb. 21 at the Tidioute Firehall from 7 to 10 p.m. for students in grades 5 through grade 12.
Cost is $4 per person.
Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Chili Cook-Off
There will be a Chili Cook-Off on Sunday, Feb. 23 at Tippy Canoe.
All entries have to be in by noon.
Judging will start at 1 p.m., you must have your own crock pot and ladle; there is no entry fee.
Two categories this year of hot and regular.
First-place prizes will awarded for both categories.
Little League Sign-Ups
Little League Baseball sign-ups for boys and girls ages 4 through age 18 will be held at Buccardo's Restaurant on Feb. 22 and March 1 from 10 a.m. till noon.
Any questions can be directed to Steve Morrison at 814-673-9890.
Pancake Supper
Tidioute First United Methodist Church will be holding its annual Pancake Supper for Shrove Tuesday on March 4 from 5 till 7 p.m.
Menu will consist of pancakes, sausage, eggs, and juice.
Cost is $5 per person.
Chinese Auction
The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 8803 will be sponsoring a Chinese Auction on Saturday, March 8 to coincide with the Chili Cook-Off at the VFW
Anyone wishing to make a donation of items for the Chinese Auction may contact Bev Stotler at 484-3549 or Barb Downey at 589-7508 or you can leave your items at the VFW Post home.
Proceeds from this auction will benefit cancer research.
Benefit Dinner
There will be Spaghetti Dinner on March 9 at Trails End Restaurant and Lounge from noon 6 p.m.
Also there will be a Chinese Auction.
This benefit dinner is for Art and Dawn Kriebel, who were injured in early September in a motorcycle accident. Art was off work for several months due to his injuries and only recently returned to work on light duty. Dawn is still in a coma and needs 24-hour care.
Art is the son of Lee and Bonnie Kriebel of Lucinda. Art's siblings are Bill Kriebel , Terry Hartle, Kate Gatesman, Laurie Ditz, and Mark Kriebel, all local residents.
Anyone who can not make the fundraiser and is wishing to make a donation, they can send their donations to Laurie Ditz, FBO Art Kriebel, 309 Huefner Springs Road, Shippenville, PA 16254
Trails End Restaurant and Lounge, 2738 Forest Road, Cooksburg, PA
Cost is by donations.
Walk In Appointments
Tidioute Health and Dental Center is now accepting walk-in appointments for medical patients.
Lab draw times are also changing to 7:30 a.m. on Tuesdays.
If you prefer to make an appointment, call 484-3096 Monday through Fridays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Tidioute Community Charter School will hold registration for K-4 and K-5 on Monday, March 3 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tidioute Community Charter School will provide busing for K-5 students, however they do not provide transportation for students in K-4.
Both programs run from 7:55 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Read, Read, Read
The Library at Tidioute Community Charter School is starting the Reading Challenge once again.
All student have received a letter detailing the program and a reading log.
Take time to encourage your children to read every day.
Music Program
The Spring Concert at Tidioute Community Charter School is scheduled for Monday, May 8 at 6:30 p.m.
Students are asked to wear dressy clothing (dresses and ties).
There will be an auction on Saturday, March 15 at 3 p.m. at Buccardo's Restaurant. Doors will open at 2 p.m.
This is open to the public and all are invited.
Items such as toys, clothing, and knick knacks will be up for bid.
Proceeds benefit the Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament.
Adult Dance
A "Have Fun With It" Adult Dance will be held on Saturday, April 21 from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Tidioute Firehall.
You must be at least 18 to attend this dance and it is a B.Y.O.B. event.
Have fun with what you wear to this dance! Want to dress up? Go ahead! Want to dress for your favorite decade? Do it! How about a toga party? That's cool too! Just have fun with it.
Snacks will be available.
Music will be provided by the Brown Boyz.
Come out and support a great cause.
Catch up with old friends, meet new ones, and even if you don't dance or drink…come out to socialize.
Cost is $10 per person at the door.
Proceeds to benefit Allyvia Morgan's People To People trip to Harvard University this summer.
St. John Ladies Guild
Members of St. John Ladies Guild will be selling homemade potato and cheese and potato and sauerkraut pierogi every Saturday beginning March 8 from 1 until 5:30 p.m., and ending on April 12.
The cost will be $8 per dozen, $5 per half dozen.
Advance orders are preferred by Thursday evening of each week.
Call Fran at 814-484-7157 to place an order; leave a message.
Walk-ins are welcome .
Purchases can be picked up at St. John's Center in Tidioute every Saturday.
Fundraiser to benefit St. John Church.
Cookie Booths
There will be cookie booth sales at Northwest Savings Bank in Tidioute on Friday, Feb. 21 from 3:30 to 6 p.m.
Also, they will be available at Philips Auto Care on Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m.
Call or text 706-9306 for more information.


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