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ORANGEVILLE-On Oct. 11, 2013, Steven Leon Thornton, our loving husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, and friend, was taken from us by a rare type of cancer at far too young of an age.
He was born March 30, 1958 in Murray, Utah to Ira Leon and Janice LaRee Nielsen Thornton.
Steve worked his whole life to support his family, first by joining the Utah Army National Guard in 1978. After serving his country for 30 years, he retired at the rank of Command Sergeant Major following a combat tour in Iraq during the second Gulf War. He also worked for more than 30 years in the coal mines of Emery County, beginning in 1980.
He married the love of his life Debbie King on June 7, 1974 in American Fork, Utah. Their 40 year journey together brought them to Emery County in 1978 to raise their children and they have lived there ever since.
Steve was above all the "Rock" of his family, and they were his first love and greatest priority. He showed this commitment in his daily actions. He never hesitated to help anyone in need. It is impossible to capture the essence of everything he meant to his family and friends, and it is impossible to count the thousands of lives that he touched.
He is survived by his wife Debbie Thornton of Orangeville; children Jan Thornton Cook and Chris Cook of Price, and Cody Thornton and Matthew Cunningham of Melrose, Mass.; his grandchildren Mackenzie Thornton, Morgan West, and Jorden West of Price; his great-grandson James Jackson of Price; mother Janice Kolan and step-father John Kolan of Lehi; siblings Allen Thornton and Doug Thornton of Lehi, and their respective spouses Carol Thornton and Ronda Thornton; parents in-law Terril King and Mary Lee King of Payson; sisters- and brothers-in-law Jim King and Marie King of Provo, Todd King and Colleen King of Murray, and Mike Doyl and Corrin King-Doyl of Payson. He is also survived by numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends-all dear to him. He was preceded in death by his father Ira Leon Thornton; and brothers Dick and David Thornton.
Funeral service, Tuesday, October 15, 2013, 11 a.m., Orangeville First LDS Ward (45 West 100 South) in Orangeville. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street) in Price Monday evening from 6-8 p.m. and at the church Tuesday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to services.
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Gluten-free Traveller: Viva Italia!
So much more than pasta
When my husband-to-be and I told people that we were going to Italy for our honeymoon, everyone had the same reaction. "What! That's the land of pasta and pizza. You have celiac. What are you going to eat?" I smiled and said, "you'll see."
For months, I'd been doing research. On chat boards and blogs, dozens of people wrote about safe, spectacular meals in Milan and in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna.
In Italy, food is a way of life. Eating produce in season, using local products, everything organic – these are recent trends in North America. But in Italia, generations have been making the same red sauce from the recipe passed down from mother to daughter.
And so, with the giddy expectations of a honeymoon after a joyful wedding, Danny and I boarded a plane to Rome. Just in case, I packed gluten-free energy bars and trail mix. But I never touched them.
In Gubbio – a tiny town nestled against a mountain in the region of Umbria – we ate a three-hour lunch in a 12th century restaurant. When the waiter brought an amuse bouche of roasted barley, I demurred. A moment later, a small martini glass appeared before me, filled with fresh buffalo mozzarella, red bites of tomato, and a flourish of green olive oil. It was unlike anything I have ever tasted.
In Norcia, also in Umbria, at the town's best restaurant, I asked a waitress about eating safely. In broken English and gestures, she told me that two celiac chefs worked there. When the waiter set down a sizzling platter of black-truffle risotto, I couldn't speak.
Officially, one in 250 people in Italy has celiac disease, but anecdotally, the incidence is higher. Over the past decade, the country has responded; every child is routinely screened for the disease. I was told that adult celiacs are given two paid days off a month, in order to buy and prepare their food. Drugstores stock shelves of gluten-free chocolate croissants, almond biscotti and focaccia.
The last day of our trip was in Rome, and Danny and I went for our final cup of gelato. Eating gelato proved easy, because every gelateria offered cups along with cones. As I was savouring my last bite, my gaze fell upon a box at the counter. It's label read, "Il cono per tutti." A cone for everyone. It was a gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free cone. I ordered one more, in a cone. How could I resist?
In the culture that loves its food, eating gluten-free is graciously easy. Besides pizza and pasta, food in Italy also means grilled sardines, chickpea crepes, chewy salumi (cured meats), and forest chicken roasted in myrtle and wild thyme. In 10 delicious days of eating through Italy with my darling husband, I never once grew sick. I have never eaten so well in my life.
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Shauna James Ahern's first book, Gluten-Free Girl, published by John Wiley & Sons, is now available.
Shauna James Ahern's and Daniel Ahern's new cookbook is Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef, published by John Wiley & Sons. Their blog is Glutenfreegirl.com.


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Best known as Troy Bolton, the captain of the basketball team who discovers a passion for singing in the Disney Channel movie High School Musical, Zac Efron has been an actor and singer since childhood. Born October 18, 1987, in San Luis Obispo, CA, Efron was raised in the neighboring city Arroyo Grande and was encouraged to become a performer by his parents. He began taking singing lessons at age 11 and appeared in high school productions of Little Shop of Horrors, Mame, and The Music Man. Efron was referred to an agent in Los Angeles by one of his drama coaches, and scored his first television appearance in 2002 with an appearance on Joss Whedon's sci-fi series Firefly. The following year he had a role on ER and won a Young Artist Award for his portrayal of an autistic twin in the Lifetime TV movie Miracle Run. However, his big break came in 2004, when he won the part of Cameron Bale in the WB teen drama Summerland. Though the show was canceled in 2005, the exposure led to appearing in the video for Hope Partland's "Sick Inside" and being cast in the phenomenon High School Musical. Efron also appeared on another Disney hit, the series The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, in 2006. That year confirmed his status as a teen star: two of his songs from High School Musical, "Get'cha Head in the Game" and "Breaking Free," debuted in the Billboard Hot 100 that February; "Breaking Free" jumped from number 86 to number four in two weeks, making it one of the fastest-climbing songs in Billboard history. That summer, he joined the cast of the film version of the Broadway musical Hairspray (itself an adaptation of John Waters' film) as dreamboat Link Larkin, and won Teen Choice awards for Breakout Star and Choice Chemistry with fellow High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens. 2007 was another big year for Efron. That spring, he was named one of People magazine's 100 Most Beautiful People, and that summer saw the release of Hairspray in theaters and High School Musical 2 on the Disney Channel. His other projects included the film Seventeen. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi


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By outward appearances, Neo lived an unremarkable life. He slept, ate, went to work. Yet a nagging feeling something was not as it appeared persisted. His search led him to take the red pill, and wake up to a more-real reality he never before imagined.
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Pre-offseason assessments: Leafs team needs
Cam Charron
June 01 2012 11:28AM
Over the next few weeks heading into the draft and free agency, The Leafs Nation will be updating readers daily on potential shortterm and longterm solutions to some of the problems facing the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Obviously, the Leafs are afflicted in certain areas. They couldn't score without their top players at the end of last season. They don't have a goaltender that has shown to be successful over a full season at the NHL level, and they have a number of depth players making way too much money to be worthwhile, given what they bring to the table.
This isn't in any way an attempt to disparage the effort that some of the players bring each and every night. The effort has never been a problem over the past few seasons. The problem has been that the players that management, both old and new, has forced the coaching staff to deploy needed to bring too much effort to be legitimate NHL players.
You don't want to need nine guys who have to bust their buns to impress fans, coaches and media. The bulk of star players in the NHL make it all look so effortless. Phil Kessel, one of them, is a player nearing free agency for the first time, and the Leafs have to surround him with winning pieces and get the team back into the playoffs.
What they have
The current top nine, if everybody is healthy, looks something like this:
Joffrey Lupul - Tyler Bozak - Phil Kessel
Nik Kulemin - Mikhail Grabovski - Clarke MacArthur
Matt Lombardi - Tim Connolly - Colby Armstrong
Obviously there's some discrepancy between right and left wingers and linemates from time-to-time, but all of those players, save restricted free agent Kulemin, are under contract. It's reasonable enough to save that these players will all be on the team next year.
Except it doesn't look very good. Forget Corsi for a minute, and Lupul is the 22nd best even strength points/60 scorer in the league and a legitimate top-liner. But Bozak hasn't made the most of his opportunity, and he's way down at 158 in that ranking among regular NHLers last season. [Behind The Net]
At centre, the Leafs don't necessarily need a 50 or a 60-point man. They need a player who can clean up in the own end and get the puck forward to Kessel.
The second line is fine. Kulemin I think has the best chance of these nine to not be on the team thanks to his snake-bitten season last year. He shot 17.3% in 2011 and 6.5% last season, and I'm guessing his career norm is somewhere in the middle. Still, at just 1.5 shots per game last season, Kulemin would have needed a 16.2 shooting percentage to reach the 20-goal plateau, and that's just something you can't expect out of an NHLer.
MacArthur and Grabovski were fine offensively last season, but they need another wheel turning. The top six is okay when healthy, but they do need another couple of pieces and figure out something to do with Tyler Bozak for now.
Onto the defence:
Dion Phaneuf-Carl Gunnarsson
Jake Gardiner-Luke Schenn
Mike Komisarek-John-Michael Liles
The real problem here is the same one with the forwards: too much money is given to the depth guys. While Armstrong, Lombardi and Connolly are all off the books next year, the cap hits of Schenn, Komisarek and Liles last next year as well, and those three, the three weak links in the Toronto defence make close to $12M per season.
Since Gunnarsson and Gardiner work out into this team long-term and Phaneuf is the captain, holding onto those three is key, but the team does need a shake-up in the top four. Whatever the team can get for Schenn would be a bonus, and it also clears up room for Korbinian Holzer or Cody Franson to get more deserving NHL minutes, or opens up the spot for a guy to come over via trade.
In net, the Leafs still have James Reimer, but Jonas Gustavsson is an unrestricted free agent, and both Jussi Rynnas and Ben Scrivens are restricted. Still nobody who you can trust to play 60 games.
What they need
Well, by using Behind The Net's Team Fenwick pages, you can assess the Leafs' performance in the most important of game states: 5-on-5 score-tied situations, particularly on the road. Since certain arena shot counts wildly differ at home than away, counting only road shots susses out some of the arena bias that's inherent in tracking shot metrics. Here's how the Leafs stack up:
Goals For / 60 - 2.45 (22nd)
Road Shots Against / 60 - 31.42 (18th)
Road Save Percentage - 90.6% (22nd)
Injuries at the end of the season definitely caught the team off-guard and they had difficulty adjusted to a more defensive system. Overall the offensive performance took a huge hit when Randy Carlyle was employed, but with everybody healthy, this is probably still a top-half group.
The team was actually alright in protecting against shots against, but they were overall 22nd in goals against, in part due to a below-average defence, but I think a lot of it was due to goaltending.
Casually, the Leafs need these pieces:
-Top-Six Forward: Centre
-Top-Six Forward: Winger
-Top-Nine Forward: Cheap
-Top-Nine Forward: Cheap
-Top-Four Defenceman: Cheap
Over the next couple of weeks, we'll begin to discuss some names, as well as begin to look forward to the draft on June 22/23 and what the Leafs can pick up from there.
You can sum it up as this: They need 9 good players up top, 4 good players in defence and a good goalie.
June 01 2012, 11:49AM
The biggest need is to shed the dead weight that is Lombardi-Connolly-Armstrong. Those guys can be replaced by any one of Ashton, Kadri, D'Amigo, Scott.
Clear them out and you plug in Kadri, Ashton and D'Amigo and you're left looking for a Top 6-C and a Top 6-W in addition to the G and D issue. If and this is a big if Liles is healthy he's not too much of an issue.
Adding Schultz would be a big help on the D.
After that you're looking at two F's and a Goalie. A pretty big change to make in one off-season, but here's hoping whomever the Leafs draft at 5 can step into the NHL next year.
"Whatever the team can get for Schenn would be a bonus" I was fine with what you were saying until this. Stopped reading altogether afterwards, you're just another dumb leaf fan IMO now.
Top Six Centre: Paul Stastny I'm not sure what it'd take to get him, but I'd start with MacArthur and Franson, then add in somebody like Komisarke to help even out the cap hit.
Top Six Forward: Matt Frattin He led the AHL playoffs before goal scoring and has the potential to be a Power Forward in the mold of Dustin Brown, so why not give him a chance?
Top Nine Forward: Nazem Kadri Once again dipping into the prospect pool on the team and why not, it's been 3 years since he was drafted.
Top Nine Forward: Tyler Bozak With the addition of Stastny, Bozak is free to centre the third line, where he should be.
Top Four Defenceman: Ryan Suter (ideally) While it'd be nice to sign Suter, I highly doubt he'll be signing in Toronto. With that being said, I think Schenn's play will improve next season under Carlyle and his skating should be better after working with Underhill this summer.
Goaltender: Roberto Luongo He shouldn't cost a whole lot, because of his horrible contract. Possibly Lombardi, Komisarek, D'Amigo and a 2nd round pick in 2013.
Lupul - Stastny - Kessel Kulemin - Grabovski - Frattin Kadri - Bozak - Armstrong/Connolly Komarov - Steckel - Brown
Gunnarsson - Phaneuf Gardiner - Schenn Liles - Holzer
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Tucker, Spencer, James R. Arnold, Roberta Wiener, Paul G. Pierpaoli, and John C. Fredriksen, eds. The Encyclopedia Of The War Of 1812: A Political, Social, And Military History. Santa Barbara, Calif. : ABC-CLIO, 2012. Call Number Ref E354 .E53 2012.
On June 18, 1812 America declared war against the British. This new, three volume resource contains entries on key persons, locations, military topics and battles of the War of 1812. Each entry is from 1-2 pages in length, with many entries supplemented by maps, portraits or other illustrations. Each entry has a "see also" reference to other articles within the work as well as a bibliography of further reading suggestions.
For example, the entry for the "Illinois Territory" describes the geographical and political situation at the time. It provides other details as to the impact of the war on the area. "In February 1813 the Illinois Territory raised three companies of mounted ranges for the war effort and also furnished 963 militiamen over the course of the conflict."
A map of Dartmoor Prison (southern England) where thousands of U.S. prisoners of war were held is a good example of the fascinating illustrations in these volumes.
The third volume has some standard sections - documents from the period, a glossary, chronology of main events and index. In addition to these sections, this volume also contains background information many genealogists may find fascinating. The section on "Medals, Decorations and Military Honors" provides an explanation of the various recognitions given to those who served and includes a list of the individuals who received the highest honors. The section on "Military Ranks" outlines the organizational structure and command order of the U.S. military of the time.


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Brown Deer track
The Falcons boys followed up a sound finish in the Woodland Conference Relays on May 1, with an impressive victory in their own invite on Friday.
Meanwhile, the short-handed Falcons girls remained competitive with a fourth-place effort.
Brown Deer closes out its regular season with the Delavan-Darien Borg Invitational on Friday before heading off to the Woodland Conference outdoor at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Brown Deer's boys scored 140 points to edge Pius XI (131) for the title in the 10-school Falcons Invite.
Firsts went to Jake Schimenz in the 800 (2:03.6), Evan Naber in the 110 high hurdles (15.4), Rai'Shun Woodson in the high jump (5-8), and the 1,600 relay team of Taiwo Amusa, Dewayne Edwards, Matt Emmons and Woodson (3:44.4).
Seconds went to Amusa in the 400 (54.17), Schimenz in the 1,600 (4:38.3), Emmons in the 300 intermediate hurdles (43.1), Ronny Lor in both the shot put (42-3) and the discus (115-8), Jack Wallisch in the triple jump (34-7 1/4 ) and the 400 relay team of Edwards, Naber, Woodson and Michael Snowden (45.7)
Thirds went to Snowden in the 100 (11.4), Wallisch in the high jump (5-8), and Richard Khy-Chhiv in the triple jump (33-5 1/2 ).
For the girls, they scored 68 points as Pius XI dominated with 244.
Seconds went to Valerie Whiyee in the 200 dash (27.3) and triple jump (32-4 1/4 ), Ani Grafwallner in the 3,200 (12:57.5), and the 800 relay of Brenae Clarke, Simone Sellers, Simone Sherard and Whiyee (1:56.3).
Thirds were claimed by Sherard in the 200 dash (27.5) and triple jump (31-6 1/2 ), and the 1,600 relay team of Sabrina Wimer, Jahira Whiteside, Sellers and Clarke (4:46.0).
At the Woodland relays, the 900 intermediate hurdle relay of Naber (second-best individual effort 42.15), Emmons and Isaiah Terry claimed a victory for the boys team as did the girls triple jump trio of Sherard (second-best effort 32-5), Wimer and Whiyee. The boys sprint medley team was also second (1:39.56).
Shorewood girls track
The Greyhounds, behind a school record from the 400 relay team of Briana Webb, Sydney Cross, Chiara Sanders and Alexis Farrington, swept the sprint relay events en route to taking fourth in the Woodland Conference Relays on May 1.
That group turned in a time of 51.9 for its win.
The 800 relay team of Lily Blind, Cross, Sanders and Farrington also won in a season best of 1:47.89, while Blind, Cross, Sabrina Manns and Farrington made up the victorious 1,600 relay that whisked its way to an easy six second win in 4:11.48.
In addition, the 3,200 relay team of Madee Ferone, Lindsey Morris, Isabella Snyder and Haley Florsheim was second in 10:35.2.
Coach Sarah Kopplin was pleased with the efforts of all the performers. She's happy with the leadership of returnees like Farrington, Florsheim and Cross and noted that Blind, Manns, Sanders and Ferone have all improved dramatically. She said that Farrington is having a season to remember.
"Farrington is so strong right now," Kopplin said. "She has been in the top two times on the Division 2 Honor Roll in both the 200 and the 400 all season. Eric Mathews (our sprint coach) and I hope that we can see Alexis really shine this year at state as an individual and hopefully with all the strength we see right now we feel there is potential to see some relays there as well."
The Greyhounds will be at the Woodland Conference Outdoor on Tuesday at Greendale.
Shorewood boys track
The Greyhounds Justin Rabon and the 1,600 relay team of that included Rabon, Jacob Goldberg, Taylor Dennis and Alec Grimmer broke school records left, right and center last week.
First the quartet set both a school and South Milwaukee Stadium mark of 3:25.09 in winning the event at the Woodland Conference Relays on May 1. Then three days later, Rabon broke the school record in the 400 (49.33) and then he joined his friends and shattered the short-lived relay mark from the Woodland meet with a winning 3:23.78 time in the Mhyrum Invite at Arrowhead on May 4.
The relay time currently sits second on the state honor roll, just barely behind Kenosha Bradford.
Rabon took almost a full second off his own school mark in the 400 and also took second in the 200 at the Mhyrum with a swift 22.22 time. Also at the Mhyrum, Peter Morris turned in a quick personal best of 9:40.35 in taking sixth in a very deep 3,200 field.
At the conference relays, the Greyhounds also took firsts in the 400 relay as the group of Rabon, Dennis, Anthony Brewer and Grimmer turned in another school record of 44.01 and the distance medley relay team of Charles Stahl, Goldberg, John Traudt and Morris was victorious in 10:55.0.
Shorewood was sixth at the Mhyrum and fourth in the Woodland Relays despite two disqualifications.
The Greyhounds are at the Woodland Conference outdoor at Greendale on Tuesday.
Whitefish Bay boys golf
The Blue Dukes turned in one of their best tournament finishes in sometime, as they used a balanced effort to claim second in the Port Invite on Friday at Hawthorne Hills.
"Four of our five players had their lowest 18-hole scores of the year," Blue Dukes coach Frank Donadio said. "I think the kids were happy with that, though they always feel they can do better."
Bay, which was fourth in the North Shore mini-meet at Ozaukee on Monday, hosts its own 18-hole event at Kettle Hills at 8 a.m. Friday.
In the Port meet, Bay turned in a five-man, 18-hole score of 415, as Brookfield Academy won the 15-school event with 411.
Jack Comiskey was third individually with a 76, while Aris Moulopoulos was fourth with a 79 and Johnny Markwiese tied for ninth with an 80. Other scores included Chris Roebber with an 89 and Ted Fitzpatrick with a 91.
"Something like this will help them believe in themselves a little more," Donadio said.
Nicolet and Whitefish Bay girls softball
The Knights won a 4-3, 11-inning thriller over the Blue Dukes on May 1.
Nicolet (4-5 in North Shore play and 7-5 overall) scored three runs in the first but then saw Blue Dukes pitchers Kenzie McElduff (seven innings) and Katie Miller (three strikeouts and a walk in four innings) shut them down for nine consecutive innings.
Bay (1-7, 2-10) scored a run in the bottom of the seventh to force extra innings before Nicolet claimed it in the 11th.
Jaclyn Clark had two hits, Lanoira Duhart had two hits, a home run and three RBI while Edyn Herbert and Amanda Mehl had two hits apiece. Maggie Hankerd led the Bay offense with two hits including a home run and two RBIs.
Mehl pitched all 11 innings for the Knights, with four strikeouts and three walks while scattering eight hits.
Whitefish Bay boys tennis
The Blue Dukes turned in one of their best finishes ever in taking third in the Nicolet Sweet 16 Tournament this past weekend.
"We were very happy with this," Blue Dukes coach Phil Kelbe said. "Though conditions were pretty brutal at times (cool and damp), we had a lot of good matches and a lot of good wins."
The Blue Dukes, who took on Sweet 16 champ Homestead on Tuesday and will host Nicolet today, try to make up part of the rained-out Adam Lemel Invitational on Monday with Arrowhead and West De Pere.
In the Sweet 16, Bay opened with wins over Neenah (5-2) and University School (4-3) before falling to five-time state champ and eventual tournament runner-up Marquette (6-1). In the third-place match, the Blue Dukes bounced back to down Brookfield Central, 5-2.
Doubles keyed the weekend for Bay, as the Blue Dukes pairs won 10-of-12 matches in the tournament, with both losses coming to Marquette.
The first pair of Graham Martens and Matt Kavanagh went 4-0 on the weekend, winning three, three-set matches and claiming the only individual victory over Marquette. Other Blue Dukes pairs included Andy Krugler and Charlie Bostwick and Riley Mehls and Peter Sandvick.
Kelbe was very impressed with the off-season work that Kavanagh, who was mostly a singles player before this season, and Martens did in the off-season to get ready. He was very pleased with the win over Central at the end of the day.
Nicolet boys tennis
Coach Tim Koppa deliberately paired his team up with new WIAA subsectional opponent Arrowhead in the first round of his own Sweet 16 Tournament on Friday, only he didn't get the result that he expected, as the Knights lost, 4-3.
Nicolet wound up winning the back draw, defeating Kenosha Tremper (4-3), Madison Memorial (6-1) and Neenah (5-2). Koppa also got another piece of bad news during the weekend finding out that top singles player Sam Berman's foot problem is so bad that it may keep him out the rest of the season.
"He worked so hard to get better in the off-season," Koppa said. "It's very unfortunate for him and bad for our team."
The Knights took on Cedarburg on Monday, fast-rising Germantown on Tuesday and then challenge Whitefish Bay in a series of North Shore dual meets. They also are at the powerhouse Manitowoc Invitational on Saturday, with many of the same top teams as were at the Sweet 16.
Koppa was pleased with the play of top state place-winning doubles teams David Winston and Jon Lopez.
Homestead girls softball
The Highlanders kept their North Shore Conference championship aspirations alive by the barest of margins as they rallied for a run in the bottom of the seventh to edge Port Washington, 3-2, on Monday.
With the win, Homestead stayed a game behind Germantown with an 8-1 record in league play and a 9-2 overall mark, The Highlanders had dropped a tough, 5-4, eight-inning decision to Germantown (8-0, 11-4) on may 1 and then they competed well at the Stevens Point Invitational on Saturday, beating Beaver Dam, 5-4, before falling to the always strong Panthers, 6-3.
Homestead hosts Cedarburg today before making another road trip on Saturday to the Baraboo Tournament. Keel said that will be a three-game event on Saturday.
In the win over Port, neither team scored after the third inning until Homestead made its rally. Pitcher Rachel Behnken went the distance for the win with five strikeouts and three walks while also knocking in a run. Megan Bailey also had two hits.
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Sam and Kristi Mullins were surprised Tuesday morning when Good Morning America correspondent Melissa Rycroft knocked on their door, flanked by many of the Mullins friends and family, to present them with a red Mazda 2014 CX5.
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Skip to comments.EBT To Shut Down Nationwide Starting November
Posted on 10/15/2013 7:59:03 AM PDT by TigerClaws
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This is not a hoax.
The link is posted in the thread. Utah story that mentions a USDA letter that was (according to the letter) sent to ALL states.
Any journalist checking this out can just call the USDA to verify the letter is legit.
Oh goodie! No more ten people deep lines at my local Memphis Kroger. Void all the Mercedes, Accura's, Lexus's, and Navigators' freeing up the parking spots I won't have a hard time parking my 20 year old car.
I've gotta see this!
This would be the most clarifying event in modern American history.
Shut 'er down!
That letter doesn't say there's an EBT shutdown in November. That will never happen. 0 will never stop the flow of money from the hard-working productive people to his loyal supporters.
"The temporary EBT shutdown and ensuing chaos followed by the release of this letter certainly raise suspicions of a coordinated attack."
Not that it matters much, but the letter is dated October 11th, and the initiation of the EBT system update (and resulting "glitch") occurred the next day.
I have a hard time not believing that this is an intentional set up for riots. If it looks like a duck...
Certainly related.
So no place to live and no food to eat.
I hear the distant sound of jungle drums. The natives are restless. :-0
"When the Music Stops: How America's Cities May Explode In Violence."
(Me, last year, a snippet from the beginning.)
"But the next time we are visited by widespread, large-scale urban riots, a dangerous new escalation may be triggered by a fresh vulnerability: Its estimated that the average American home has less than two weeks of food on hand. In poor minority areas, it may be much less. What if a cascading economic crisis, even a temporary one, leads to millions of EBT (electronic benefit transfer) cards flashing nothing but ERROR? This could also be the result of deliberate sabotage by hackers, or other technical system failures. Alternatively, the government might pump endless digits into the cards in a hopeless attempt to outpace future hyperinflation. The government can order the supermarkets to honor the cards, and it can even set price controls, but historys verdict is clear: If suppliers are paid only with worthless scrip or blinking digits, the food will stop."
"Shutdown will cause federal funding for Section 8 to dry up Nov. 1, Massachusetts housing official says"
Fall River goes broke....
I guess the kids would have to eat their school breaksfasts and lunches instead of throwing them in the trash.
What is the City of Memphis Judge who drives her red Mercedes going to do for groceries? She buys her groceries every day on her way home from court around 3:30 to 4:00 at our local Kroger. She pays for them with her EBT card.
Ping to you
We remain defenseless at the domicile :(
"That letter doesnt say theres an EBT shutdown in November. That will never happen. 0 will never stop the flow of money from the hard-working productive people to his loyal supporters."
If he's trying to incite riots and chaos, he would.
The document looks legit if you compare it to Obama's birth certificate.
I think not, this is just a dry run. He wants control of the House first.
I guess that depends on what he considers to be the ultimate goal -
bringing down America, or ongoing reparations.
well here it comes....
Unlike right now where those warzones are just temporary demilitarized zones...
I doubt this is going to happen any time soon, but if it does I strongly suggest stocking up on food prior to the event. Pushing a cart full of food in an empty parking lot surrounded by hungry people might get you nominated for a Darwin Award.
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Grid Drill in November, Food Stamps withheld, Section 8 Housing withdrawn in MA - November promises to be interesting. Prepare!
Official USDA etter embedded in the thread and heres the original posting of the letter by a local food bank:
Utah families on food stamps could be cut off soon
States across the country are being told to stop the supplemental nutrition assistance program for the month of November, pending further notice.
Shutdown will cause federal funding for Section 8 to dry up Nov. 1, Massachusetts housing official says
What is an EBT anyways?
I wouldn't be too sure about that.
Somewhere in my travels, I'm thinking Uncle Sam's Flying Circus 30+ years ago, letters were typed, then circulated for proofreading/approvals, etc, which could take several days.
Then, when they were finally ready to be sent the date was stamped on in that manner and away they went.
What is that supposed to mean ?
What is that supposed to mean ?
What is that supposed to mean ?
What is the difference between EBT and SNAP?
You've noticed that Food Stamp recipients all drive Lexi, Escalades and Mercedes?
It's almost a badge of 0bamanation.
I would stay out of the Urban area's ,all hell is gonna break lose.They will just smash the windows and take the food.
An EBT is the reason your city will burn.
Never mind. It looks like SNAP is "Federal food dollar bills" and EBT is the "debit card version" of the same thing. If no SNAP dollars are allocated, you have no money in your EBT card.
If hes trying to incite riots and chaos, he would.
YES - as long as the blame is put on Republicans
I better stock up on (more) food and ammo. Am planning on a "Bug In."
There was a time I would have called for a tin foil hat. Not now. What happened in Louisiana looks like a trial run. It was not that the EBT cards did not work but that they had no limit for a time. Get them in the stores then shut it down. It sure looks like the community organizer (a.k.a. communist agitator) now has the levers of government.
>> If this is true, I better go shopping today.
Yeah. At the gun shop.
Crime will go up for sure.
All this is to scare spineless Reps into caving. Obama wants civil way in the streets, gives him his national emergency so he can call Martial law, seize and retain power. Call off elections.
There goes HEB.... and Walmart...
If I'm reading this right it takes effect immediately.
Good to hear, and yeah I saw the humor in your post and just decided to play along too :) While I think this is all a scare tactic, one never knows. Sometimes events take on a life of their own. Perhaps another trip to the grocery store is in order very soon.
I ASSume the journalist from Utah called up to verify before running her story.
But if there are reporters here actually looking for a story, go do your job. Call up the USDA and find out if this is for real.
I'm just a dude posting on a public forum. Don't believe everything you read on the interwebz!
Food stamps.
It's true, according to this http://fox13now.com/2013/10/14/utah-families-on-food-stamps-could-be-cut-off-soon/
This must be bogus. It's just too good to be true.
Obama has decided it is time to show Bitter Clingers who is really in charge.
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Intercept Pharmaceuticals (ICPT) may be one of those unusual cases where just about everybody wins — if by win we mean There was no big bloody massacre of hedge-fund short sellers.
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13. Virus-Like Particles as Antigen Scaffolds
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If you fall but do it with style, can you make up a bit on that -3.00?
this must be why I see -2.00 GOE's on a fallen jump, when I thought I should be seeing -3.00
If you fall but do it with style, can you make up a bit on that -3.00?
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Ashley Wagner got one -2 in the short program (along with eight -3;s) for her fall on the Lutz. Scott Hamilton commented that the reason she fell was that her jump was too high. When she reached down for the ice after the rotations, it wasn't there. Ashley confirmed this in her interview, saying hat the adnenaline was pumping a little too much on that element.
USFSA judging corruption is so UGGGHHHHHLLLLLLLLYYYYYYYYYY!
Speaking as a Canadian fan.. Loved the US Nationals in all events. All the athletes were great and those who came prepared were properly rewarded. Good on you US of A. This from a ardent Canadian figure skating fan.
Mirai should have won, Rachael 3rd in the FS and Ashley or Rachael 2nd or 3rd overall. It's nice that Flatt finally won her title though - being a silver medalist for 3 years in a row would just kind of be like, "Oh, you'll just never be quite good enough to win". In reality though, I think she should have won her title last year, and Mirai have won again this year. Maybe if Alissa hadn't been defending champ here she would have done better. But who knows. Also, Sasha was boring, but she was scored fairly. Her SP was MUCH better than her FS.


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Scott Stricklin called it a "cautionary tale," and the NCAA termed it a "classic case." In the end, Mississippi State was content with the end result of the NCAA's 14-month investigation into the recruiting tactics of a former assistant coach and a booster.
On Friday, the NCAA Committee of Infractions released an 18-page report on its findings and the resulting penalties levied against MSU. The NCAA determined that the major violations fell into two categories: impermissible recruiting activities by a booster, and unethical conduct by former assistant coach Angelo Mirando for failing to report these activities when he became aware of them.
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Six of the penalties were self-imposed, including the scholarship and recruiting penalties. MSU reduced its total number of scholarships from 85 to 83 this past academic year and will do so again for 2013-14.
Conference USA commissioner Britton Banowsky, chairman of the Committee of Infractions, praised MSU's full cooperation during the investigation, which began in February of 2012.
"The university did a great job of investigating and presenting the case to the committee," Banowsky said.
He added, "This is a classic case where a booster inserts himself into the recruiting process in an effort to help his school land a prized recruit so they'd be better positioned to win more games. That's always a problem."
The investigation revolved around Will Redmond, a defensive back from Memphis, who received inducements from a booster, including cash, clothing and vehicle discounts.
According to the NCAA's report, the booster, Robert Denton Herring, first contacted Redmond in the summer of 2011 and later gave him money during Redmond's visits to campus. He also offered Redmond $6,000 to not visit another school that was recruiting him.
Mirando became fully aware of the booster's contact with Redmond, and of some of the inducements, in late November or early December but did not inform MSU officials or head coach Dan Mullen.
The report says Mirando was asked by MSU on Aug. 18 of last year to resign, and he did so the next day. After twice denying to the NCAA that he knew of Herring's activities, Mirando finally admitted in a third interview that he did.
Mirando has received a one-year show cause order, which means if he is employed by an NCAA member institution during this period, he is not to be allowed to aid in recruiting or be in contact with representatives of the institution's athletic interests.
redmond punished
MSU said Redmond, who signed with the school in 2012 and did not play last fall, had to forfeit his freshman year of eligibility and will be suspended for the first five games of the 2013 season. His eligibility was determined through the NCAA Student Athlete Reinstatement Process.
He must also repay $2,660 in impermissible benefits.
"This case should stand as a cautionary tale to staff and fans at all NCAA institutions," said Stricklin, MSU's athletics director. "A booster inserted himself into the recruiting process without prompting, and a staff member failed to engage the university's compliance staff once the booster's actions became obvious. …
"The damage that can be done by even one so-called 'booster' ignoring NCAA rules, or staff members who fail to report such actions, can be catastrophic."
MSU said that all scholarship sanctions and recruiting limits have been satisfied, except for the 83-scholarship limit this fall and the prohibition of complimentary tickets to prospects for the first two SEC games of 2013.
The report said that Herring arranged for Redmond to have a car so he could drive to Starkville for an unofficial visit in July of 2011. Herring and a friend later provided a vehicle to Redmond – through Redmond's mother – in January of 2012, for a price approximately $2,000 below actual value.
In a letter to the Committee of Infractions, Herring admitted to having phone contact with Redmond and to providing him an MSU jacket as a birthday gift, but he denied providing any other items.
MSU disassociated itself from Herring in July.


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Saracens welcome back Matt Stevens, Steve Borthwick, Ernst Joubert and Richard Wigglesworth for Friday's Premiership clash with Worcester at Sixways.
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Ben Ransom is named at full-back for what will be his Premiership debut.
Meanwhile, Worcester Head Coach Richard Hill has urged his Warriors to go on the attack as he rings the changes to his side.
Hill makes three changes in the back line to the side that suffered league defeat to Exeter Chiefs as Joe Carlisle is named at inside centre, where he will partner Fiji international Josh Matavesi.
A new look combination out wide will see Nikki Walker recalled for his first league start since later September after impressing in the LV=Cup while Errie Claassens is also back on the wing.
Chris Jones makes a positional change as he moves into the second row to partner captain James Percival.
Two changes in the back row see former Ireland international Neil Best make his first league start of the season while big Number Eight Semisi Taulava is also recalled after his heroics off the bench against Scarlets in the LV= Cup.
Rob O'Donnell could make his first league appearance for Warriors after being named among the replacements.
"Our selection is geared towards attack and we have made several changes," said Hill.
"We need to go out and attack the opposition and do that with some confidence.
"I'm looking for big ball carriers in the forwards and have put a talented attacking team out in the three-quarters. Our strength in depth is now much better than it was last year because we have much more competition for places
"The first part of the season is finished now," he added. "We are into this middle block of games and week in and week out we have huge fixtures. It is a very exciting period for the team to look forward to.
"We are looking at a crucial period over late November, Christmas and New Year which will determine where our season goes. We have got to make sure we prepare as well as we possibly can and get good results."
Form: Worcester Warriors' last five games in all competitions have all been won by the home side on the day. The Warriors are unbeaten in their last five matches at Sixways since their 23-24 reversal there to Bath on 1 September. Saracens' 23-25 defeat at Sale in the Anglo-Welsh Cup on Friday ended a seven game winning run in all tournaments. Sarries only defeat on the road in Aviva Premiership Rugby this season was 12- 14 at Exeter Chiefs in round four. Worcester won the most recent encounter between the two clubs: 16-11 at Sixways on 24 February, whilst Saracens have not won at Sixways since 6 October 2007.
The teams:
Worcester Warriors: 15 Chris Pennell, 14 Nikki Walker, 13 Josh Matavesi, 12 Joe Carlisle, 11 Errie Claassens, 10 Andy Goode, 9 Paul Hodgson, 8 Semisi Taulava, 7 Matt Kvesic, 6 Neil Best, 5 Chris Jones, 4 James Percival (c), 3 John Andress, 2 Ed Shervington, 1 Ceri Jones.
Replacements: 16 Aleki Lutui, 17 Rob O'Donnell, 18 James Currie, 19 Dean Schofield, 20 Sam Betty, 21 Jonny Arr, 22 Alex Grove, 23 Andy Short.
Saracens: 15 Ben Ransom, 14 David Strettle, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Kameli Ratuvou, 11 Duncan Taylor, 10 Nils Mordt, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Andy Saull, 6 Jackson Wray, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 Carlos Nieto, 2 Jamie George, 1 Matt Stevens.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Nick Auterac, 18 Lorenzo Romano 19 Eoin Sheriff, 20 Will Fraser, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Sam Stanley, 23 James Short.
Date: Friday, November 23
Venue: Sixways
Kick-off: 20.00 GMT
Referee: Tim Wigglesworth
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The perennially-chic legging gets a high-impact update. This fresh, lightweight spandex jersey legging features a black and white giraffe print that is sure to amp up tops season after season. Try yours with a high-low tunic and a pair of flat sandals for a quick day look.
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