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CBS RADIO's 92.3 NOW (WXRK-FM) in New York today announced the welcome addition of the multi-talented Nick Cannon as the station's morning drive host, weekdays from 6:00-10:00AM, ET. Beginning on Tuesday, January 19, 2010, Cannon will be heard on-air, online at http://923now.com/ and through a variety of mobile devices including the iPhone, iPod Touch, Blackberry and Zune. The four-hour program anchored by Cannon will feature a mix of the most popular music, celebrity interviews, and pop culture and lifestyle discussions.
"I have been immersed in the entertainment business for more than half my life," said Cannon. "With continued success in television, film and music both on and off camera, in addition to directing, writing and producing, radio is both an exciting and natural next step in my career. I look forward to waking up audiences and making friends across the tri-state area on New York's Hit Music Channel, 92.3 NOW."
"No one is more in tune with our young adult listeners than Nick. 92.3 NOW has experienced substantial audience growth since we launched the station and the addition of such a well-known and respected star like Nick Cannon will further resonate with and excite our entertainment-savvy listeners," said Dom Theodore, Program Director of 92.3 NOW and Vice President of CHR Programming, CBS RADIO. "Nick's passion and energy for both music and radio are undeniable and we can't wait to have him join our immensely talented crew at 92.3."
Cited in People magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" issue as "Top Host," Cannon was also previously honored by the leading entertainment publication as one of the "Top Ten Most Successful Young People in Hollywood." Additionally, Cannon has been featured on the cover of Black Enterprises' "40 Under 40" issue and on the most recent cover of Giant magazine's "Power" issue.
The San Diego native is well-known for his success in various entertainment fields and is currently the host of the hit NBC show, "America's Got Talent." He has starred in such films as "Drumline," "Garfield: The Movie," "Shall We Dance," "Roll Bounce," "Bobby" and "Underclassman," which he also executive produced. Cannon was a writer and an actor for Nickelodeon's hit show "All That," starred, directed and executive produced "The Nick Cannon Show," and had his own improv comedy show on MTV, "Nick Cannon Presents Wild N Out."
In addition, Cannon released his own self-titled debut album in 2003 and has collaborated with a host of musicians such as Kanye West, Diddy, Mary J. Blige and Will Smith, among others, on soundtracks and special projects.
Cannon recently launched his own multi-media company called NCredible Entertainment, which has several TV shows and films in development, and an expanding music label with rising artists such as the School Gyrls, Corey Gunz, Aaron Fresh, Collette Carr and RydazNRtist to name a few. He also was named Chairman of TeenNick, Nickelodeon's 24-hour network exclusively for and about teens.
92.3 NOW launched on Wednesday, March 11. Since its debut, the station has consistently performed well with its adult 18-34 target audience. According to Arbitron's most recent monthly ratings (October 15- November 11), the station received its highest listenership to date among adults 18-34 and also ranked No. 1 with teens. With nearly three million weekly listeners, NOW is among the fastest growing stations in the New York market.


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It was so easy one game to put runs on the board but nearly impossible the next as the Emery High baseball team split their region games for the week. Emery defeated Delta 20-3 on Tuesday and then lost at Salem Hills 4-1.
Against Salem Hills, Emery had their opportunities but nothing much worked out. For example, in the fifth inning Emery had Gatlan Huntington and Jason Giles on base when Nevin Jensen lined a long hit over the left fielder's head for an apparent extra base hit, only to have it nullified by a balk call by the home umpire.
Emery was down 2-1 at this point and would have grabbed the lead.
Derrick Allred scored the only run of the game for Emery when he doubled to lead off the fifth inning and eventually worked his way home.
Salem Hills scored twice in the second inning and twice more in the sixth inning as Huntington went the distance on the mound for the Spartans.
In the Delta game, Emery scored 11 runs in the first inning to put the Rabbits away early. Huntington doubled to lead off the inning followed by Giles doubling. Jensen singled, Addison Collard doubled, Allred singled, Collard singled and Taylor Tanner tripled for the base hits in the inning.
In addition, Tanner, Huntington and Jensen all drew walks in the inning and Kashe Jewkes got hit by a pitch.
Emery added three more runs in the second inning and six more runs in the fourth inning. In the second inning, Allred hit a homerun to lead off the inning with Brett Mecham following up with a double. Jewkes then doubled followed by Huntington and Giles walking. Jensen hit into a fielders choice to score the last run of the inning.
In the fourth inning, Jewkes got a base on balls to lead off the inning with Huntington singling to right field as the next batter. The Rabbit third baseman then made an error on Jensen's ball to allow Nevin to get on base. Tanner singled to right field with Colby Snow then walking and Brett Mecham singling to left field to get the last RBI of the game.
Emery is entering the final week of region play and will play three games this week. Region contest's against Carbon, North Sanpete and Delta will test the Spartans as they look to the region championship.
Juan Diego has a one-game lead but a Salem Hills victory this week over Juan Diego along with Emery winning all three games could really jumble up the play-off picture as Emery, Salem Hills and Juan Diego would all be tied for first place.


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Enjoying FallPosted Thursday, October 2, 2008, at 4:59 PM
We have a big weekend coming up with a Friday night home football game in Manila, the annual Manila Lions Club Chili Cook-off, basketball season is here, and other activities. As I have said before, the fall and harvest seems to make us want to get out there and do a little more. Caraway will be having its annual fall festival Oct. 25. It is always a great place to spend time and visit with friends and neighbors.
Fall is still my favorite time of year and we can see the harvest underway all around us. Hopefully, our weather will continue to be mild for awhile so we can enjoy the season.
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Hi Revis. I know you probably don't remember me but we lived on Costner Rd about 5 years ago. The Ashley's. Fall is my favorite time of the year too. We miss living there and are happy to keep up with the news at the Town Crier online. A big shout out to my niece who lives there Jade Williams Burns, congrats to her, Joe and Colton on their new home.
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Revis Blaylock has been on staff with the Manila Town Crier for over 35 years. She has enjoyed making friends in all the areas that the Town Crier covers. This blog contains her general ramblings about events throughout Buffalo Island. She welcomes your comments and ideas for future stories.
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"Rain rain go away, come and play another day." I guess the rain couldn't hear Krystle singing over the loud bands playing at Austin City Limits music festival today. There was a 100% chance of rain in the forecast today, and rain it did!
The festival grounds were filled with fans wearing ponchos and carrying umbrellas. There were also some brave souls toughing out the downpour wearing only a tank top and shorts. The rain would come down so hard at times that the ponchos and umbrellas lost the battle to keep Matt and Krystle dry. A lot of festival goers remarked that they would rather be in the rain than suffer in the hot Texas heat. Despite being wet and cold, the fans cheered loud, danced enthusiastically, and rocked out to the hits from the bands playing at the festival. Flogging Molly played drunken Irish lullabies and had everyone in the crowd dancing some sort of an Irish jig. It was hard to see the stage, however, because of everyone holding their umbrellas.
The festival grounds were covered with mud. The grass was completely saturated and you made puddles with every step you took. There were some folks sliding down a grassy hill acting as if it was a slip-n-slide and rolling around in the mud. Near the west entrance of the park, there was a huge mud pit. Krystle was surprised to see that there were hardly any fans rolling around in it. Matt said that the mud and rain reminded him of Woodstock.acl, Internet, Internet radio, online music


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The MA in TESL is designed to achieve the following:
- Provide candidates with exposure to the theory and practice of teaching English to children whose first language is not English (LEP and ELL);
- Certify teachers as ESL teachers;
- Provide candidates with an advanced level of expertise and a thorough training in the discipline of analyzing the various facets of teaching LEP and ELL children; and
- Provide candidates with the preparation necessary for a career as a schoolteacher.
The MA in TESL is an interdisciplinary program designed for educational personnel at the early childhood, elementary as well as secondary school levels. The program emphasizes the training of teachers who are interested in working with second language learners from diverse linguistic settings. It also helps its candidates explore research related to bilingual and bicultural children. Finally, the program is open for non-degree teachers who simply want to take courses for Certification or for certified teachers who simply need Content Knowledge courses.
The interdisciplinary program involves courses taught in the Department of English and Foreign Languages and courses taught in the Department of Education. Faculty and staff from the above departments shall cooperate to make the program a success. While candidates shall use facilities available in both departments, the department of English and Foreign Languages is responsible for coordinating and directing the student orientation, student advisement, student teaching, field experience, thesis projects and portfolio reviews.
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- For admission to graduate study, applicants must show evidence that they have earned a bachelor's degree at a regionally accredited college or university, possess the ability to do graduate work of high quality, and be proficient in the target language. Bachelor's degrees earned from international institutions may be considered, to the discretion of the relevant admissions personnel. Also, applicants must submit to the Program Admissions' Committee their GRE (Graduate Record Examination) scores or accepted equivalent, one official transcript from all previous undergraduate and graduate work, three letters of recommendation from professors or supervisors, and an 800-word statement of purpose indicating educational career goals and experience. Applicants must have taken and passed Praxis I before they are admitted. Teachers who intend to take courses for purposes of certification only must show evidence that they have earned a bachelor's degree at a regionally accredited college or university, in addition to proof of their professional affiliation with a particular school system in the nation. Also, candidates need a pre- or co-requisite teacher education program in the following areas:
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- Content Area such as Biology, English, or Exceptional Children for Bilingual: Secondary.
Other requisites include the following:
- Content Knowledge proficiency in the language where certification is sought: 15 semester hours of language at the intermediate level or above (or content knowledge Praxis II test) for Bilingual and up to 30 semester hours at the intermediate level for ESOL (or content knowledge Praxis II test)
- Productive Language test for Bilingual speakers
- Verification of knowledge of the relative culture (course, study abroad, native experience, etc.
Furthermore, candidates have to fulfill the following language requirements:
Proficiency in English: Native or near native fluency is required of all candidates.
Degree Requirements
This is a proposal for a two-degree plan: a 36 semester-hour plan without thesis but with a Comprehensive Exam (Plan A) or a 30 semester-hour plan with thesis (6 credits), excluding the Comprehensive Exam (Plan B). Candidates of either plan must complete a 3-credit practicum. Here is a breakdown of both programs:
Plan A includes:
- 21 semester hours concentration in educational foundations, bilingual education and linguistics courses
- 12 hours in a minor concentration
- A 3-credit hour practicum
- A Comprehensive Exam
Plan B includes:
- 21 semester hours concentration in educational foundations, bilingual education and linguistics courses
- 6 hours of electives
- A 3-credit hour practicum
- A Comprehensive Exam
- A thesis (6 hours)
Curriculum Grid
Year 1
Course # and credit
Course Title
ENG-518 (3 credits)
Methods of Teaching English as a Second Language*
EDU-557 (3 credits)
Effective Teaching Strategies*
ENG-519 (3 credits)
Teaching the Multi-cultural/ Multilingual Student*
EDU-614 (3 credits)
Human Development in Education
ENG-504 (3 credits)
Second Language Acquisition
ENG-510 (3 credits)
Structure of Modern English
ENG-512 (3 credits)
Seminar on Theories and Practice of Second Language Learning and Testing
EDU-611 (3 credits)
Theories and Practices in Exceptionalities
Year 2
EDU-608 (3 credits)
Diagnostic Teaching of Reading*
ENG-590 (3 credits)
(3 credits)
(3 credits)
*Courses require EFE as mandated by the Council of Professional Educators (CPE)
Electives ENG-520. Foundations of Bilingual Education
EDU-601. Contemporary Issues in American Education
EDU-604. Theories and Methods of Instruction
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EASTCARBON-DelMarie Vigil Bustos has been welcomed into Heaven by her beloved husband and children on Feb. 17, 2011.
She grew up on a farm in Capulin, Colo. where she loved to ride horses and help her father herd cattle to the pasture. She was the third oldest daughter of an extended family of nine born on Feb. 12, 1921.
DelMarie married her one true love, Raymond Bustos on Aug. 22, 1938 in Alamosa, Colo. Together they had five children, but due to childhood diseases only one survived. Although they endured great pain at the loss of their children, they found it within themselves to open their heart and home to caring for foster children.
She enriched her life by helping people as a LPN, working at various hospitals in California and Utah; later retiring at Carbon Hospital. She had a passion for gardening and was often complimented on the beauty of her yard. She was very charitable, donating to many organizations. She made wonderful Greek cookies and delicious pumpkin rolls. DelMarie loved to travel taking many trips, her favorite being her trip to Holland. She also loved to gamble spending many hours playing video poker.
She is survived by her daughter, Sylvia (Tony) Rendon of Sunnyside, Utah; son, Willie Martinez, Pueblo, Colo.; sister, Cecelia Pollock, Midvale, Utah; brother, Eddie Vigil, Midvale, Utah; nine grandchildren, 14 great- grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Bustos; parents, Tomas Vigil and Adelina Chavez; children, Connie, Marino, Tommy, and stillborn baby; two sisters and five brothers.
Vigil service, Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011, 7 p.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church in East Carbon. Funeral Mass, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011, 10 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Family will receive friends at the church in East Carbon Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome to share memories of DelMarie at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net
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hmm, me thinks you're a bit cranky archiel
besides when I get home and have used my brain all day, I don't feel like using it anymore
hmm, me thinks you're a bit cranky archiel
besides when I get home and have used my brain all day, I don't feel like using it anymore
Nah, im too stupid to be angry -_-"
Besides I never said it was a bad thing.
Why don't more people read these mangas?
<Mikessc88> acorn... antics?
<Mikessc88> shinanigins maybe
<Asce> shenanigans!
<Asce> i call shenanigans!
<Asce> couldn't resist
<redfuzzy> no shenanigans either for me <---...What?
<redfuzzy> I feel sick <---...what?
<redfuzzy> sore throat
<redfuzzy> head ache
<redfuzzy> and aches and pains <---I don't think he knows what shenanigans are...
<redfuzzy> medicine is for wimps
<bloodlust_89> lol
<Mikessc88> like toilet paper?
<redfuzzy> no
<redfuzzy> gross
<Archiel> toilet paper is for wimps!
<Archiel> use sand paper like real men! <--Archiel's excuses for the rough condition of his asshole
<Mikessc88> cling free
<bloodlust_89> ok, ill think about that one
<Mikessc88> i wouldnt recomend it
<redfuzzy> wouldn't that make you bleed
<Mikessc88> only the first few times
* redfuzzy tries
* redfuzzy ass begins bleeding <--ew...
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Welcome to the team artgeek12, you have also been officially intiated into the irc thread
this convo was purely PG rated....<artgeek12> The worst is when you're chewing and you almost swallow it....you think you can still get it so you try and cough it up but end up gagging then swallowing it anyway......
Why don't more people read these mangas?
<Asce> your ass is a void of darkness
<gin0va> its a black hole
<Asce> no
<gin0va> yes
<Asce> ok
<Asce> black holes suck things in
<Asce> which explains all the cocks moving in your ass
<Asce> :O
<Asce> TRIPLE ZING?
<Asce> I THINK SO!
<gin0va> what?
<Asce> muahahah
<gin0va> damn... it seriosuly hurts
<gin0va> im gonna cry in a corner
<gin0va> brb
<gin0va> back
<Asce> how many cocks rushed into your ass in those 7 seconds?
<gin0va> 12 :3
<gin0va> :d
<gin0va> eeh!!! WTF
<gin0va> uhoh
<gin0va> spare me, and ill give you my ass
<Asce> lol, your ass has been used thoroughly
<gin0va> shh
<gin0va> its not wide enough yet
<Asce> please, you don't even know when you take shits anymore
<Asce> it just slides out
<gin0va> yea
<Archiel> lol
<gin0va> i cant squeeze my butt anymoar@@(!^*%@@$@$!
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Di3, this happens at random hours...but expect it around thursdays and fridays more so then other days.
Why don't more people read these mangas?
Well that explains the scripts when Gin0va enters the channel
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Badger Company, Lip Tint & Shimmer, Garnet/Opal Shimmer, .17 oz (4.8 g)
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Beautiful deep wine, opal & creamy lip balm
Reviewed this years ago, let's see if it publishes now... This is fun & being 100% organic, it's much better than lipsticks. I had not realized there were 2 colors one on each end. As a lip balm this is very healing, creamy and moisturizing without being oily. Feels as great as the regular Badger lip balms. It smells like roasted cacao beans & the scent does linger. I have MCS & am allergic to chemical smells. Strong as this smells, it doesn't bother me & smell fades away progressively. So far as color, the garnet is a deep wine color. It is very natural looking which is what I was looking for. It is matte and not sheer. Applying a little makes for a natural look or you can go bolder with a few applications. The opal shade allows you to control how dark you want the garnet, just apply on top to tone it down. The opal can also be used on its own, it's a nude color that makes for a beige/pinkish lip with a slightly frosted finish. I have big lips: the garnet gives the illusion of smaller lips, the opal makes them stand out refracting light at the center.
I didn't like this at all
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It may moisturizes your skin but the smell is terrible and I couldn' t take it.
Posted by potiholic on May 02, 2016
Good lip balm, instead i prefer not tinted badger lip balms for caring my lips. My lips are very red, soy i don't usually see colour ith this cosmetics, but garnet make my lips look with deeper colour and a little shine, a natural look while i care for them. Opal lip balm is not perceived over my lips.
Colore bem
Posted by 5519676673739058199 on Dec 29, 2015
Colore bem mas dura pouco nos lábios. Não acho Que hidrata
no me gusta mucho.
Posted by 5073496511607919106 on Oct 28, 2014
En colores oscuros no da buen resultado...a mi me deja un poco como a trozos de pigmentación. De hidratación bien. Mejor en colores claros.
Cocoa scented
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Colour and shimmer works great. Love the colour but the scent of cocoa (?) well that I did like very much despite me being a chocolate lover.


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Food technology encompasses a broad range of food-related subjects. How much do you know about modern food technologies?
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Question 1 of 30
Food technology primarily refers to what?
food presentation
food production processes
The concept now spans many disciplines.
restaurant menus
Question 2 of 30
What does food fortification accomplish?
It adds vitamins to foods.
In some regions food fortification is essential to public health.
It adds flavors to foods.
It protects food from spoilage.
Question 3 of 30
Some of the first food technologies focused on what?
Just making foods last longer is a huge triumph for humanity.
Question 4 of 30
What is a primary process in creating artificial flavoring substances?
fractional distillation
The process relies heavily on boiling to separate components.
enzymatic processes
Question 5 of 30
What do "standard components" help food producers achieve?
smaller quantities
lower efficiency
better consistency
Ready-made components like stock cubes and icing save time and improve consistency.
Question 6 of 30
Which preservation process was pioneered by Nicolas Appert?
Canning wasn't invented until 1810.
Question 7 of 30
What's one common drawback of processed foods versus fresh foods?
lack of variety
reduced nutrition
Fresh, local foods often trump processed foods in terms of nutrition.
Question 8 of 30
Iodized salt has added iodine to prevent which affliction?
Mental retardation
Iodine deficiency is one of our most preventable problems.
Question 9 of 30
Food biotechnology manipulates what to increase better crop yields?
Recombinant DNA
All of the above
These processes magnify the benefits of crossbreeding and other traditional techniques.
Question 10 of 30
When were decaffeinated coffee and tea first produced?
The world instantly became a little less jittery.
Question 11 of 30
ISO standard 22000 relates to what aspect of food processing?
artificial meat production
food bioengineering
food safety
Specifically it addresses industrially-produced foods.
Question 12 of 30
Sous vide packaging reduces which gas in food packaging?
This is more commonly known as vacuum packaging.
Question 13 of 30
What is the process that destroys harmful bacteria in liquid foods?
It is used widely to make milk safe to drink.
Question 14 of 30
Food packaging accounts for about what percentage of waste in U.S. landfills?
Environmentally-conscious companies are continually trying to reduce packaging without reducing safety.
Question 15 of 30
The term "processed food" can apply to which foods?
any food that has been through washing, cleaning or other basic processes
Processed foods can be just about anything you eat.
any food made with automated processes
any food that includes preservatives
Question 16 of 30
What is a potential drawback to mechanically processed foods?
tiny metal shards
Over time all machines break down, bit by bit, but those tiny shards probably won't hurt.
mild toxins from chemical reactions
flavor changes due to overheating
Question 17 of 30
Where was wine first heated for preservation purposes?
The process was documented around the year 1100.
Question 18 of 30
What abbreviation is used to describe foods that are more likely to become unsafe if not properly handled and cooked?
UNS food
TCS food
These "temperature control" foods are meat, dairy and other easily spoiled products.
PCP food
Question 19 of 30
Methyl salicylate adds which kind of flavor to foods?
Its raw, concentrated form it is actually toxic.
Question 20 of 30
The addition of folic acid to foods can prevent babies from developing what?
heart murmurs
skin lesions
spina bifida
It's very beneficial to optimum cell growth and division.
Question 21 of 30
Which technology process helps to create citric acid?
Fungi are used to produce it in large quantities.
Question 22 of 30
What process robs white rice of some of its nutrition?
Food processors often use additives to replace lost vitamins and minerals
Question 23 of 30
Foods like raw meat and fish may become dangerous if left too long at temperatures higher than what?
48 degrees Fahrenheit
34 degrees Fahrenheit
41 degrees Fahrenheit
Bacteria begin to thrive as things get warmer.
Question 24 of 30
Limonene is a liquid that adds which flavor to food?
It is also a solvent that's used for various types of machines.
Question 25 of 30
Proper food processing is especially great for what?
reducing foodborne illnesses
Properly handled and preserved foods can last for a long time without making you sick.
reducing costs for consumers
making a better-than-fresh taste
Question 26 of 30
Why is vitamin D difficult to add to many foods?
It is not fat soluble.
But it blends well with dairy, vegetable oils and other high-fat products.
It is very bitter.
It causes slimy textures.
Question 27 of 30
Roughly how many food processing companies exist in the U.S. alone?
about 20,000
about 45,000
And there are nearly 115,000 warehouses meant primarily for foods, too.
about 100,000
Question 28 of 30
How many members does the Institute of Food Technologists boast?
They hail from nearly 100 countries and dedicate their professional lives to food.
Question 29 of 30
Which food preservative was used in huge quantities but banned for toxicity after World War I?
Boric acid
By pure necessity, companies were forced to use it again during WWII.
Benzoic acid
Sodium propionate
Question 30 of 30
An iconic book by Upton Sinclair overhauled food handling in which type of facility?
a cannery
a slaughterhouse
Food handling in general vastly improved after the publication of "The Jungle."
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Well, I have finally figured out what the problem was. The plumber installed the hot water supply line in the spot where the side spray should have gone, and vice versa. Everything is reinstalled, no leaks, and everything works properly.
: The plumber left because the supply line for the side spray was missing. He said that it was an easy install that we could do ourselves. So, in his defense, he couldn't really test the operation of the faucet before he left. There is hot water flowing into the body of the faucet, but it will not flow out. Additionally, when you move the mixer handle to the "hot" position, the flow shuts off completely.
: : : I have a Waterworks kitchen faucet. It is a single lever mixer. When the plumber installed the faucet, the hot water would not work. Thinking that there was a cartridge or diverter problem, I replaced both. Now the hot water still doesn't work, and there is a drip. I don't know what else to tighten or replace. I have tried several different ways to fix this problem, with no success. Any ideas? Many many thanks in advance.
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By David Wheeler/Special to the NEMS Daily Journal
A bit of good weather signaled a bit of good momentum for the Northeast Community College Tigers baseball team, which finds itself in first place in the North Division.
But bad weather has forced the Tigers (14-8, 7-1) into playing three doubleheaders in three days, including a key North matchup with the Itawamba Indians. Northeast will host its area rival today, with game No. 1 beginning at 1 p.m.
"We have gotten off to a real good start in the division, but we had struggled to start the season," Northeast head coach Kent Farris said earlier this week. "The weather has been the worst I can remember.
"In the game of baseball, you need to get in a rhythm, and we had gotten in a rhythm during spring break."
That rhythm for Northeast includes sweeps of Northwest and East Mississippi.
Farris should send Baldwyn sophomore Tanner Gaines (4-0) and Ripley freshman Ben Hellums (2-1) to the mound against ICC.
Offensively, Farris is pleased with the recent swings of Lafayette's Josh Mills (.350) and Falkner's Will Robertson (.361), with Chris Aichinger (.391) leading the team in hitting.
Itawamba looking up
Defending North champion Itawamba (11-13, 2-4) finds itself looking up at several teams in the division, and needing to turn that situation around quickly.
The Indians have won the North eight of the last 10 seasons, and should send sophomores Ben Hudspeth (3-3) from Tupelo and Dylan Earnest (4-1) from Hamilton to the mound against Northeast.
Pontotoc's Ethan Gill has the Indians' highest batting average at .394 with Jake Smith (.325) from New Hope second.
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Team Canada Beach Volleyball Weekend Wrap-UpWhile most of the country was busy with Thanksgiving celebrations, several of Canada's beach teams were representing the nation on the sand in South America and the Caribbean.
The Canadian team of Jamie Broder of Victoria, BC, and Kristina Valjas of Toronto were first their pool at the FIVB Sao Paulo Grand Slam in Brazil, winning matches against higher ranked teams from Germany, Austria and Switzerland They eventually lost to a Brazilian team (ranked second in this tournament) in round two play on Friday. Finishing ninth overall in Brazil, Broder and Valjas are now ranked 18th by the FIVB, as of Oct. 14, and will next compete at the Xiamen Grand Slam in China, which begins on Oct. 22.
On the men's side in Sao Paulo, Grant O'Gorman (Scarborough, ON) and Sam Pedlow (Barrie, ON) and Comox, British Columbia's Maverick Hatch and Christian Redmann of Oro Station, ON, made it to the main draw, but did not advance out of their pools.
Full results and standings are at www.fivb.org
At the NORCECA event in St. Lucia this past weekend, Andrew Hinchey of Peterborough, ON, and Ryan Vandenburg of Toronto, finished second, losing to USA-B team of David McKensie and Austin Rester 2-1 (21-23, 25-23, 15-8), in the gold medal match. Canada earlier beat Mexico MEX 2-0 (21-16, 21-16) in the semi-finals. Hinchey and Vandenburg had beaten the Americans in their opening match on Friday, 2-0.
The women settled for third in St. Lucia: Canada A team of Claudia Seguin of Ottawa and Brandie Wilkerson of Churchill, Ont., lost straight sets (21-12, 21-17) to Mexico in the semi-finals.
Seguin and Wilkerson were awarded the consolation bronze medal as they defeated Peguero and Agramonte of the Dominican Republic 2-0 (21-16, 23-21) in the third-place play off.
This was the ninth leg of the 2013 NORCECA Beach Volleyball Circuit. Other results and summaries can be found at www.norceca.net.
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Franklin boys golf
It was a case of the glass being half full for the Sabers, as junior Matt Schauer advanced to the WIAA state tournament as an individual at the sectional meet at Oakwood on May 29, becoming the first Franklin golfer since 2001 to do so.
It was also a case of the glass being half empty as Franklin missed out on a state team berth by just four strokes, taking third. Coach Brandon Johnsen decided to take the high road.
"I am very proud of how our team played and responded at sectionals," said Johnsen. "Matt's back nine was pretty special. He chipped in for a birdie two on the par-three 13th hole. Anyone who has played Oakwood knows how hard that hole is. To shoot a 37 on the back nine at sectionals (is special).
"He deserves to go to state. I am excited to follow Matt on Monday and Tuesday (of this week at University Ridge in Verona). Matt was playing on the JV team for the most part of the season. We asked him to step into the fifth varsity spot and he responded with flying colors.
"Imagine that … someone who was playing on the JV team in early May is playing in the WIAA State Tournament in early June."
Behind Schauer's fourth-place individual score of 80, the Sabers turned in an 18-hole score of 331 at the sectional as Kenosha Tremper (326) and Kenosha Bradford (327) took the team state berths.
Senior John Trepanier missed out on a state berth of his own by one shot with an 81 ("His best round of the year," said Johnsen) while senior Nick Cervantes contributed with an 83 as did junior Alex Simonson with an 87.
Johnsen, however, could not help but feel bad for the Sabers' Southeast Conference player of the year Sean Sanguansap, who had a couple of bad holes early and could never recover shooting his worst round of the year with a 91.
Greendale boys golf
Matt Tomczyk fired a 77 on nines of 38-39 in the first round of the WIAA Division 1 State Meet at University Ridge on Monday.
"That was Matt's best round of the year on the biggest stage," head coach Lance Wenger said.
Tomczyk shot a 79 to finish third among individuals at a sectional meet on May 29 at Oakwood Golf Course. He became the first Greendale representative at state in over 10 years, Wenger said.
Brady Hennessy carded an 84 for a share of 14th place, Alexander Rendon 85 for a piece of 17th place, Joey Robb 89 for a share of 29th and Dan Jensen 91 for a share of 36th. The Panthers tallied 336 shots to finish fourth in the sectional, only 10 strokes behind champion Kenosha Tremper (326).
Franklin boys track
Sabers' hurdler Takuto Kobayashi earned his second WIAA State Meet medal in as many years, when the junior took fourth in the 300 intermediate hurdles in the finals of the event at UW-La Crosse's Veteran's Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
Kobayashi, who was fifth in the event last season, turned in a finals time of 39.18 seconds for his spot after qualifying sixth out of the preliminaries on Friday in 39.29. Kettle Moraine sophomore Alex Sharrock turned in the state's best time of 37.64 in winning the event. Kobayashi also competed in the 110 high hurdles, missing out on the finals by just 0.09 with a 13th-place clocking of 15.15.
He was also part of the all-underclassmen 1,600 relay team of Blong Vang, Matt Piotter and Greg Rand, that took 23rd of 25 in 3:28.67 while senior shot putter Levon Myers finished his fine high school career with a 19th-place effort of 48-6 ½.
His efforts earned the Sabers five team points, good for a tie for 44th in the Division 1 field as Brookfield East successfully defended its title with 39.
Also competing at the state meet for Franklin was junior Nikolai Grabowski, who was 20th of 25 in the 1,600 with a 4:26.23 time.
Franklin boys tennis
The Sabers ended their season with a commendable effort at the WIAA State Individual Tournament in Madison last weekend.
Evan Bauer lost to Hartland Arrowhead's Kevin Heitzer 6-2 ,6-2 in the first round while third-year qualifier Kyle Hoffmann and Eric Bauer won their first round doubles' match against Wausau West 7-5, 3-6 (10-7 in the super tiebreaker), but in the second round, the pair lost to No. 1 seed Ben Klein and Ben Stewart from Brookfield East 6-3, 6-3. Klein and Stewart wound up falling in the final to a Marquette pair.
"Both of our teams gave it their best effort," said coach Gail Champion. "They fought hard for every point. Despite the losses, it was a great way for Kyle and Evan to complete their career representing FHS at the state tournament."
Before the state meet, the Sabers held their annual banquet on May 30.
Awards went to Eric Christopherson, team captain (second letter); Austin Bohn, most improved (first letter); Nick Mihalyi, scholar athlete (first letter); Steven Fons, sportsmanship award (first letter); Evan Bauer, athletic director's award (four-year letter winner and eighth on the all time roster for wins); and Hoffmann, most valuable (four-year letter winner and second in wins on the all-time roster).
The team had a 6-1 record in Southeast duals and a 10-4 overall mark and won the Southeast Conference title, while also taking third in sectionals. Champion was helped out by assistants Scott Kossoris and Jon Vogt while the manager was Jessica Kossoris.
Greendale boys tennis
The doubles team of seniors Will Kivlin and Corey Bett went on a nice run at last weekend's WIAA Division 1 State Individual Meet in Madison.
Kivlin and Bett won two matches, downing Drew Kamenick and Adam Skoczylas of Elkhorn, 6-1, 6-0, and the seeded duo of Andy Krugler and Charlie Bostwick of Whitefish Bay, 7-5, 4-6, 6-1, before losing to third seed David Winston and Jon Lopez of Nicolet, 6-4, 7-6 (8-6), in the third round.
Kivlin and Bett finish the season at 13-3.
Senior singles player Matt Grieshop (16-8) also won his first match, a 6-4, 6-3 decision over Ben Luskin of Middleton, before falling to sixth seed Nick Dykema of West De Pere, 6-4, 6-4, in the next round.
Oak Creek boys track
Senior Scott Vieau made the finals of the 400 and finished 10th in the event in the WIAA State Track Meet in La Crosse on Saturday.
"I just got better and better in the event," he said after Friday's trials. "I kept trying to break (50 seconds) over and over again and then I figured out that I could do it."
Vieau had qualified fifth out of last Friday's preliminaries with a fine time of 49.5, but couldn't quite hold the pace in the final, settling for 10th in 50.28 as Lakeland's Marquis Johnson won in 48.57.
Vieau and fellow seniors Ben Quentin, Reymond Overland and Joey Dzierzewski took a mighty whack at the school record they had been seeking, but came up a little short, settling for 18th of 25 in the trials with a clocking of 3:25.59.
The 800 relay team of Overland, Dzierzewski, senior Lincoln Wylie and sophomore Nick Baumann turned in a season best of 1:31.36 in taking 15th of 24 in the trials.
In the field events, Overland struggled a bit, failing to clear a height, while in the long jump, junior Alex Hahn was 23rd of 25 with a leap of 19-6 and in the discus, senior Mike Heard was 23rd (123-11).
Franklin girls track
The Sabers' 3,200-meter relay team of Atalee Paremski, Katie Carlino, Monica Sweet and Hannah Timm turned in a spectacular 16-second season best in taking 15th of 24 in the WIAA State Meet in La Crosse on Friday.
The team turned in a time of 9:44.8 as Neenah broke Marinette's long-held state record with a 9:00.42 clocking. In the race, Timm had a five-second career-best 800 split.
In the triple jump, Katelyn Turner was 18th of 24 with a leap of 33-11 ½. Coach Jack Hervert said that Turner had a huge jump in the preliminaries but it was a foul by "not even a toe nail."
State cross country champion Allie Fons could not compete in the 3,200, in which she had finished third in last season's state meet, because she was recently diagnosed with a stress fracture.
Oak Creek girls track
Senior Amanda Thiel ended her high school track with a pair of sound efforts in the WIAA State Track Meet in La Crosse on weekend.
Thiel was 12th of 24 in the shot put with a throw of 36-1 ¾ and then was 11th of 24 in the discus with a toss of 115-1. A throw just two feel longer would have landed her in the finals in the discus.
Fond du Lac's Shavana Tabert won the shot put (44-0) while Madison Memorial's Corrine Franz took the discus (137-4).
Whitnall track
Both Falcons entries to the WIAA Division 1 State Track and Field Meet did not make it out of the preliminaries.
Meredith Heller finished 20th in the preliminaries for the 300-meter hurdles with 48.05 seconds on Friday and did not advance to the final race on Saturday, which was won by Greenfield's Michelle Garner.
Greg Stribling came in 21st in the prelims for the 400 dash with 51.55, again not qualifying for the final.
Greendale girls soccer
The Panthers saw their 2012 season end with a 4-0 loss to Muskego in a WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal contest on May 31.
"We had some moments in the game and were only down 1-0 in the beginning of the second half, but they (the Warriors) were stronger and faster and had more endurance than us," head coach George Knezic said.
Greendale finished 6-3-2 in Woodland Conference play in 2012 and wound up 7-10-3 overall.
Oak Creek boys golf
The Knights' season came to a quiet end when they took seventh in the WIAA sectional meet at Oakwood on May 29.
Oak Creek shot an 18-hole score of 354 as Kenosha Tremper (326) and Kenosha Bradford (327) earned the state team berths.
Sophomore Sam Lecci was just two shots out of an individual state berth with an 82, while sophomore Kaylor Steger came in with an 83. Also contributing was senior Shawn Fettig (91), and juniors Derrick Dilts (98) and Mitch Srnec (101).
Whitnall girls soccer
The Falcons battled third seed Kettle Moraine all the way in a WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal contest on May 31 but ultimately lost a 3-1 decision.
The Lasers took the early lead on a penalty kick, but after Whitnall's Ashley Markowiak was taken down in the box about a minute later, Katie Schauer connected on the penalty kick, her third of the season, to tie the game at 1-1 at 32 minutes.
Kettle Moraine then took the lead at 35 minutes. The Falcons (5-14-1) had a chance to tie it in the second half when Markowiak went one-on-one with the goalkeeper, but she missed.
Oak Creek girls soccer
The Knights ended their season with a competitive 4-2 loss to Wauwatosa East in a WIAA regional final on Saturday.
In that game, the Knights (11-13 overall), took a 1-0 lead on a score from Bianca Alarcon but then saw the Red Raiders score three unanswered goals. Brianna Reid scored midway through the second half to cut the margin to 3-2, but Oak Creek could not find a way to tie the game.
East (14-7) scored the clincher with less than a minute to go.
In the 10-0 regional semifinal rout of West Allis Central on May 31, Morgan Kokta had a hat trick while Lauren Fischer also found the back of the net twice.
Whitnall boys golf
Junior John Caron led the Falcons with an 85 for a share of 17th place in a WIAA Division 1 sectional meet on May 29 at Oakwood Golf Course.
Sam Watson fired an 87 for a share of 24th, while Clayton Anderson carded 93 for 40th, Thayne Krause 95 for 43rd and Mitch Molbeck 96 for 45th.
The Falcons totaled 360 shots for eighth place as a team.
Franklin girls soccer
The Sabers saw their season end with a 6-9-6 record when they fell 2-1 to West Allis Hale (7-15-2) in a WIAA regional semifinal on May 31.
Rachel Stein scored a first half goal for Franklin, assisted by Sam Devcich. The score was 1-1 at the half before the Huskies scored the game-winner in the second half.
Greendale softball
The Panthers were edged by rival Greenfield, 1-0, in a WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal game on May 29.
Nikki Gross had two hits and Natalie Burton allowed four hits in taking the loss for Greendale, which finished with seven victories.
Oak Creek girls softball
The Knights ended their season on a competitive note, falling 4-1 to Southeast Conference rival Muskego in a WIAA regional final on May 31.
Oak Creek, which had advanced with a 7-5 regional semifinal win over Racine Park on May 29, finished at 8-16 overall.
A three-run second by Muskego (17-8) did in the Knights in the regional final as Oak Creek committed three errors. Olivia Ahlborn took the loss, throwing four innings with three strikeouts and two walks while Mikayla Kenney had two strikeouts and one walk in relief.
Kayla Grant had two hits for Oak Creek while Alex Widenski knocked in the only run in the fourth.
In the win over Park, the Knights had to rally from a 4-0 deficit, as they scored six runs in the fifth. As Grant had two hits and a run scored and Kenney had two hits and an RBI.
Ahlborn had four strikeouts in four innings of work while Widenski was effective in three innings of relief.
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Skip to comments.Rachel Maddow: Did you know that a GOP congressman had advance notice of the Oklahoma City bombing?
Posted on 10/20/2010 7:42:19 PM PDT by Minus_The_Bear
On Monday night, Rachel Maddow apparently made the following rather shocking claim:
MADDOW: Yes, this has happened to a smaller degree before. In 1994, in the first mid-term election after the last Democratic president was elected, we got a slate of candidates that included Helen Chenoweth of Idaho and Steve Stockman of Texas. These two were so close to the militia movement in this country that Mr. Stockman actually received advance notice that the Oklahoma City bombing was going to happen.
What do you expect from a semi-educated sodomite who wants to draw attention to herself to increase her dismal ratings?
She's a loon.
If the "militia movement" in this Country was half as organized as this demented leftie chickadee thinks they are, one of them would have drilled her a new, and perfectly symmetrical anus in the middle of her forehead a long time ago.
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It is a shame that Liberals-Progressives are allow to spew lies (without remorse) about things that they know nothing about. It happens frequently and really... it should be followed by an announcement that " This station does not support or believe the following announcements ", kind of like they do whenever a Religious program comes on...
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Where's the accountability? why isn't she fired for something like this?
What's worse is that she actually thinks she is RIGHT! That is scary to me...
This is what we call "Slander" and it's a crime.
Someone should be suing.
But this is Obamaland. :(
This cow should be in a small rubber room.
I actually used to like Tony Danza before he had the operation and went insane.
Actually, the militia was riddled with informants who warned the the government what was going to happen several times. Who was president at the time? Can't remember.
Tonight she was raving about the anti-abortion fringe. MSNBC has a special coming up about the murder of abortionists. They are trying to sway voters away from pro life candidates, making pro life candidates look like murderers and monsters.
End times.
They think nothing of lying.
Read the prophet Isaiah who said...they call evil good and good evil.
She needs to put up, or shut up. Show the evidence, or withdraw the contention in as public a way as she made it.
Her 'regular boys' haircut kills me, lol.
Wonder where she/he/it picked up that rumour...?
Wonder where she/he/it picked up that rumour...?
There is a theory out there that McVeigh was under surveillance before the bombing and slipped the net shortly before. Lots of details went with him to the grave, like who gave him the money to do the attack. Plus, why would Maddow bring this up? Bill Clinton was President during this and had been for 2 years. Lots of interesting things from that period are still locked down in the archives.
The more-or-less mythical "militia" movement was dragged into the Okla City bombing incident by Bubba Clinton,who used this tragedy as an excusde to demonize a group of citizens that obstinately declined to vote for him (if they voted at all), much as he tried to blame the Columbine High School shooting on the Nat'l Rifle Assn.,the members of which virtually to a man (or woman) faled to vote for him and therefore deserved to be so treated.
Clinton also needed a way to divert public attention from the abrupt cessation of the FBI search for the "Third Terrorist," whose likeness (police artist's sketch) and description had already been published.
Lots of details went with him to the grave, like who gave him the money to do the attack.
Why do you think the killed him so quick? Most people on death row stay there for 15-20 years.
McVeigh eventually dropped all his appeals. That's why he was executed so quickly, if you consider being executed a full 6 years after the bombing quick. Grow a brain.
The gov't could of delayed the execution if they WANTED to. By the way #$^$&&% 6 years IS QUICK. PUNK!!!
I was in Steve's house the morning after the OKC bombing. I talked him that morning after I heard the news about the bombing.
This is utter BS. The time on the fax machine was wrong. Regardless, Steve immediately turned it over to the FBI.
"Close to the militia movement"? Well, 95% of the militia movement was peaceful. Most were just concerned about their country. There were far fewer radicals in the hundreds of militia groups than in Occupy Wall Street or even DailyKOS where they threaten Palin regularly.
BTW, Stockman is running for Congress again. Be sure to support him.
Send him whatever you can for the July 31 runoff:
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