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Cardiff Blues are set to hand new centre Isaia Tuifua his debut in their LV= Cup meeting with Harlequins at the Arms Park on Friday.
Cardiff Blues are poised to hand new centre signing Isaia Tuifua his debut in their LV= Cup clash with Harlequins.
Tuifua recently joined the Blues from Taranaki and the big-hitting Samoa international could now be unleashed after being named on the bench as the region looks to finish the LV= Cup on a high and build momentum before a return to the Pro12.
Tom Williams switches to full-back with Dan Fish named on the wing. Richard Smith is recalled.
Fit again fly-half Gareth Davies will partner Lewis Jones at half-back and Gavin Evans will play at inside centre alongside Wales' Owen Williams.
Filo Paulo makes is back in the second-row while Macauley Cook returns at blindside flanker.
Robin Copeland is released from Ireland and takes his place among the replacements.
"All of our players are looking forward to the game as it's another great opportunity for our young team to show just what they are capable of," said Director of Rugby Phil Davies.
"We have a number of injuries, but this is the strongest team we can send out. We will be giving it everything to secure a big result and build momentum before our return to league action next week.
"Harlequins are one of the teams in the Premiership that I admire most," he added.
"They have developed a fantastic brand of rugby with a strong set piece backed up by an attacking game full of speed and tempo.
"They've worked exceptionally hard to become one of the top sides in European rugby, have been ultra-consistent and boast a very powerful squad. We have a big challenge ahead of us, but it is one we are relishing."
Meanwhile, Harlequins have made four changes to the side which beat Leicester Tigers last weekend.
Sam Smith is named on the wing in place of Tom Williams who will be out between six to eight weeks with a leg injury, while Sam Stuart makes his first senior start for the club.
Darryl Marfo is named at loosehead prop, with Sam Twomey making his first start of the season, in the second-row. Tom Guest captains the side at number eight and will make his 200th senior appearance for the club.
Among the replacements, Elite Player Development Group (EPDG) members Kieran Treadwell (John Fisher School) and Henry Cheeseman (Whitgift School) are named, with Jordan Burns looking to make his first appearance of the season.
The teams:
Cardiff Blues: 15 Tom Williams, 14 Richard Smith, 13 Owen Williams, 12 Gavin Evans, 11 Dan Fish, 10 Gareth Davies, 9 Lewis Jones, 8 Luke Hamilton, 7 Ellis Jenkins (c), 6 Macauley Cook, 5 Filo Paulo, 4 James Down, 3 Benoit Bourrust, 2 Rhys Williams, 1 Thomas Davies.
Replacements: 16 Marc Breeze, 17 Sam Hobbs, 18 Scott Andrews, 19 Chris Dicomidis, 20 Robin Copeland, 21 Lloyd Williams, 22 Simon Humberstone, 23 Isaia Tuifua.
Harlequins: 15 Ollie Lindsay-Hague, 14 Paul Sackey, 13 Harry Sloan, 12 Jordan Turner-Hall, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Ben Botica, 9 Sam Stuart, 8 Tom Guest (capt), 7 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 6 Joe Trayfoot, 5 Sam Twomey, 4 George Merrick, 3 Paul Doran Jones, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Darryl Marfo.
Replacements: 16 Nic Mayhew, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Kyle Sinckler, 19 Kieran Treadwell, 20 Henry Cheeseman, 21 Jordan Burns, 22 Louis Grimoldby, 23 Ugo Monye.
Date: Friday, January 31
Kick-off: 19:05 GMT
Venue: Cardiff Arms Park
Referee: Matthew Carley (England)
Assistant referees: Gwyn Morris (Wales), Neil Perkins (Wales)
Timekeeper: Lyndon Young (Wales)
Assessor: David Herbert (Wales)

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Black Hawk State Historic Site
Wonderful for families, friends for outdoor recreation. Additionally, the Watch Tower Lodge has hosted thousands of wedding receptions and offers a lovely setting in the beautiful historic park. This wooded, steeply rolling 208-acre tract, borders the Rock River in the city of Rock Island. Prehistoric Indians and 19th-Century settlers made homes here, but the area is most closely identified with the Sauk nation and its great warrior, Black Hawk. Voted one of the "7 Wonders of Illinois," this pristine park offers beautiful trails for hiking and walking only. Picnic areas are also available. While at the park be sure to visit the Watch Tower Lodge that houses a large reception area and the John Hauberg Indian Museum. The museum features Sauk and Meskwaki Native American Indian artifacts and displays depicting the four seasons and life of these tribes. A new exhibit tells the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki—how they came to live in the Quad City area, why they no longer live here, and, as the piece de resistance, a four-by-eight-foot scale model of the city of Saukenuk one of the largest Native American Indian settlements in the United States.
CITY:Rock Island
Hop aboard the family-owned Celebration Belle riverboat that cruises the mighty Mississippi River. Operating April through October, the 800-passenger riverboat offers a variety of cruises, ranging from sightseeing tours to theme cruises such as Big Band and fall foliage, captain's dinner and dance cruises, and overnight excursions.
Rock Island's Quad City Botanical Center houses exotic tropical flowers, a 14-foot waterfall and reflecting pools with koi. Seasonal attractions include a butterfly garden and the Garden Train Railway exhibit. The Botanical Center also regularly hosts art exhibitions and special events for families.
CITY:Rock Island
Kids will love this railroad themed aquatic center featuring a spiral slide, tube slide, water geysers and playful water features. Open during the summer months 7 days a week, Whitewater Junction is located inside the lovely Longview Park in Rock Island, Illinois.
CITY:Rock Island
Ski Snowstar Winter Sports Park
Minutes from the Quad Cities. Easy access from I-80, I-74 and I-280. Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, tubing, ski lifts, restaurant and complete ski and board rentals. Skiing available every night. Features 100% snow-making equipment as well. Great winter fun for the entire family!.
Navarro Canoe Co. handcrafts canoes that offer the finest in beauty and performance. Each made to order canoe is crafted with a kevlar, fiberglass or a combination of fiberglass and kevlar hull. Hardwoods are used for the ribs and outer structures to add rigidity and distinctiveness. Canoes can be ordered in a variety of styles and colors to be shipped within the continental United States. Our canoes are functional works of art that can be passed on through generations.
CITY:Rock Island
This zoo located near the Quad Cities houses more than 900 exotic animals. See the animal exhibits on foot or hop aboard the Mel McKay Express, a miniature replica of an old steam engine that takes visitors around the park. Rise and shine with the wild things during Breakfast With the Animals, held on select Saturdays.
CITY:Coal Valley
Located along the Mississippi River in the downtown Rock Island Arts & Entertainment District, this park offers spectacular views of the Mississippi River, an open-air stage, interactive fountain, observation shelter, waterfront promenade, bike trail and digital playgrounds (the first installation of its kind in the Midwest). The park is also available for rental for weddings, receptions and special events.
CITY:Rock Island
Backwater Gamblers Water Ski Shows
Enjoy this professional water ski team as they perform on the Rock River with jumps, human pyramids and more. Great fun for all ages and admission is free. Shows are offered every Wednesday and Sunday from Memorial Day through Labor Day beginning at 6:30pm.
CITY:Rock Island
Built on the site of a former Arabian horse farm, this beautiful 18-hole, par 71 championship golf course stretches along wooded ravines on the Rock River. The course is home of the John Deere Classic, a PGA Tour event that draws top golf talent.
The Great River Trail is a breathtaking journey along 60 miles of the Mississippi River. The route is a mixture of paved rail-trail, small-town sidewalks, dedicated bike lanes on the street and a stretch of road shoulder along the Great River Road. The Great River Trail begins in Savanna and travels south through many small river towns with traditions still steeped in the quintessential culture of the Mississippi River.
CITY:Rock Island
The Chief Keokuk Campground features 70 pads with electrical hook-ups for trailers, plus 25 tent sites. There is a shower building on site. A sanitary dump station is near the camping area. The cabin is located on a slope overlooking Johnson Lake. A fire grill, table and BBQ grill are provided outside. A full-size bed, two sets of bunk beds, a table and benches are provided inside. The cabin has heat and air conditioning as well as two ceiling fans.
Located 4 miles north of I-80 at exit 19 and adjacent to the historic Hennepin Canal. Shady, quiet camping in the midst of nature's wonders. Spend a night in one of our four rustic cabins. Try the Yurt Accommodations. It is 20 foot diameter, and sleeps 8. It has one queen bed and 2 bunk beds with a full on bottom and twin on top Rent a canoe or kayak and relax on historic Hennepin Canal. Bring you own bicycle or simply walk to enjoy the recreational trail along the Hennepin Canal. The town of Geneseo has great Victorian homes with welcoming porches. In additional to the RV camp sites, there are 12 tent sites available. Internet services on site.
What a way to travel - about 75 miles, from one major river to another (the Illinois and the Mississippi), all on one newly built trail. The Hennepin Parkway State Trail (a linear state park) offers surcease from the flat, treeless Illinois prairie with a lock-strewn straight course of water and a green tunnel over the old tow path of a canal that was obsolete before it was completed. Quaint towns lie nearby, camping spaces (usually primitive) abound, and history is there for the dipping of your fingers in the water. At Sheffield, a comprehensive trail museum more than fills the gaps in your experience of a very unique way to travel through the heart of America.
This Nicklaus Design championship golf course features fairways that wind through a hardwood forest in a scenic lakefront setting. The public is welcome to tee off at this Quad Cities-area course that offers challenges for golfers of all levels. Brush up your skills with a lesson from the professional teaching staff.
The Grand Illinois Trail (GIT) is a 535-mile loop trail in northern Illinois. It goes from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi along the northern border of Illinois and then loops back across the state along the Illinois River and the Hennepin Canal. 200 miles of the route is on paved township and county roads while the rest is on limestone trails or paths. Hennepin Canal Communities - Annawan, Atkinson, Geneseo and Colona.
Hennepin Canal Parkway State Park
The Hennepin Canal State Park, a 104-mile linear park, is a rustic, historic, educational, and recreational jewel spanning five counties and includes the entire width of Henry County with access points in Annawan, Atkinson, Geneseo, and Colona. It offers an up-close look at a fascinating piece of transportation history. It is popular with bicyclists who ride from town to town exploring the history, dining, lodging, and entertainment possibilities as they travel. The canal multi-purpose recreational trail is a portion of the American Discovery Trail, a 6,800-mile coast-to-coast trail devoted to non-motorized use. It is also part of the Grand Illinois Trail, a 535-mile loop through northern Illinois. The tree-lined park is a refuge with prairie restorations and wetlands slicing through corn and soybean farmland. Home to diverse flora and fauna, it has become a favorite for bird watchers and prairie enthusiasts. It offers numerous year-round opportunities to boat, hike, bike, fish, ride horseback, snowmobile, ice skate, and cross-country ski. Explore Henry County's jewel – the Hennepin Canal. In wintertime experience the longest snowmobile trail in the state -- 91 miles on the tow path. You can use the ice at your own risk, but pay heed to the locks, bridges and culverts where the ice likely is thinner than the rest of the canal. Bring your blades, skating along the canal is free! Keep in mind the rule is there must be 4" of snow and 6" of frost on canal for route to be open. Call the Visitor Center for automated message.
Whitewater Junction - Aquatic Park
Whitewater Junction is a railroad-themed aquatic facility. Two water slides, spray toys, zero depth edge and shallow water play area.
CITY:Rock Island
Situated in Sunset Park in Rock Island is the Mississippi River Trail. Listed as a difficult trial, mainly due to its length and many portions not protected by shade, this asphalt trail hugs the bank of the river as you move through parks, industrial sections, downtown business districts and small river towns.
CITY:Rock Island
Enjoy this 411-acre park and 132-acre lake. Biking/running trails, beach/swimming boats, canoeing, fishing, lakes and rivers. Sight of the Heritage Days Festival, the Cardboard Boat Regatta, & the Great Balloon Race.
Channel Cat makes stops between five docks in the Quad Cities area. Each boat accommodates 47 people and seven bicycles. The Channel Cat offers a wonderful opportunity to get out on the mighty Mississippi River and see it up close. You can get on and get off at the various docks and enjoy nearby attractions and riverfront bike trails. One fare is good all day!
Atkinson Motorsport Campground
Enjoy your stay at the state of the art campground. There are 28 sites that will easily accommodate a 40' motor-home and then some! All sites have electricity and water, while some have sewer. A dump station is at the east end of the campground. There are 6 total shower houses also available: Each room has a shower, toilet, sink and hooks to hang your towel. Enjoy your evenings with a fire in the public use area. This is a great place for getting to know your neighbors and sharing stories about your day of riding and fun!
Windmont Park, a 20-acre site on the city's southwest side, is one of the most attractive settings of any park in the Midwest. A lagoon is surrounded by a large variety of trees and shrubs, and the eye is drawn to an iron footbridge that crosses the lagoon. There's also a sidewalk that circles the water. A fountain donated to the park by a group of citizens adds a finishing touch to the scene. Recently installed at Windmont were an disabled accessible fishing pier, a new shelter, playground equipment and wider sidewalks for walkers enjoying the jaunt around the lagoon.
Bike rentals through the Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau are available at their Visitor Center located at 1601 River Drive, Suite 110 in Moline. Bikes are available in a variety of sizes and come with locks and helmets. They also offer Kiddie Trailers to hook on the back of adult bikes for toddlers and small bikes that can be attached to the adult bike for children still needing training wheels. Rentals are available from Memorial Day through October. Rent by the day or by the hour.
CITY:Rock Island
Atkinson Motorsports Park (Gob Hill)
Looking for an adrenaline rush in Henry County? Experience the thrill of the Hill! Filled with 200 acres of unrestricted trails, undiscovered timber, rugged hills, steep valleys and lakes. Gob Hill is a motorsport enthusiast's dream. More conservative riders can enjoy over four miles of perimeter road riding, with beautiful Midwestern vistas. Gob Hill is also home to a children's dirt track perfect for knee-high dirt trackers. There is also a motocross track.
This 18-hole championship golf course has a beautiful layout, with mature trees, ravines, huge greens, ponds and natural areas. There's also a driving range, full-service pro shop and a snack bar.
CITY:Rock Island
Large mature trees covering 50 acres surrounds a 5 acre lake for you to unwind in nature's glory. Activities for all ages - swim, fish, play horseshoes, volleyball or swing at the playground. 30 and 50 amp sites all with water and electric hookup. Pull through and tent sites are available.
Situated on 140 acres of lakes, trees and grass. Excellent fishing for bass, crappie, catfish (no license required). Rental boats, bicycles, heated pool, water playground.
CITY:Rock Island
Francis Park, home to "Woodland Palace" is a great place to tour and enjoy the outdoors. Perfect for your special occasion. 40 acres of woodlands to explore while camping at one of 60 RV sites with electricity or in the spacious tent area. Water, dump station, free firewood are available. Enjoy the playground equipment, ball diamond, horseshoe court and picnic area. Open and closed area shelters available for rental. Open May through September - no reservations available. Easily accessible from I-74 and I-80.
This golf course is a stunning example of a golf course designed from the early part of the 20th century. Saukie was built in 1927 (opened in 1928) and designed by Thomas Bendelow. This public course is considered to be an "executive length" course and is a classic example of a short course that will challenge every golfer. Tee times available 6 a.m to 6 p.m.
CITY:Rock Island
1,365 acres of recreation opportunities. The park's centerpiece is a 58-acre lake that offers both fishing and boating, as well as nearly two and a half miles of shoreline to explore.
Snakeden Hollow State Fish and Wildlife Area
Features exceptional waterfowl hunting opportunities. The 112 water impoundments offer large-mouth and small-mouth bass, bluegill, crappie, channel catfish, bullhead, rainbow and brown trout for fishing. Seasonal restrictions and limited access may apply.
The 18-hole Hawthorn Ridge Golf Club in Aledo, IL is a public golf course that opened in 1978. Designed by William J. Spear, Hawthorn Ridge Golf Club measures 6701 yards from the longest tees. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Arsenal Island Golf Course & Clubhouse
Discover one of golf's most historic public golfing opportunities, Arsenal Island Golf Course and Clubhouse! What was the first golf course in the Quad Cities area is also one of the most unique in the United States. Transport yourself to Arsenal Island in the Mississippi River where you'll play on bent grass greens and fairways. Meet and dine in our Clubhouse, where you'll receive fresh food and excellent service.
CITY:Rock Island
The abundance of virgin stands of Oak and Hickory trees, the rolling hills and wooded bluffs lends an enchantment to Lake Bracken unequaled in the Midwest. It has maintained its beauty and continues to charm members and visitors alike for nearly one hundred years. Our golf course is carefully manicured and tended by expert hands, making it a true showcase of beauty. There is nothing quite like Lake Bracken Country Club in Illinois,
Maple Bluff Golf Club is Geneseo's only 18 hole golf course and the best kept secret in the Quad Cities area. This par 72 championship layout is open to the public and can be enjoyed by golfers of all levels, from any of the four sets of tees.
Baker Park offers a par 71, 18 hole golf course. The front nine is all flat holes, while the back 9 offers a little more of a challenge with the hills. Need to warm up before your round? Or just need to perfect your swing? Then take some practice balls at our driving range. Tokens can be purchased at the clubhouse. And be sure to try out the small par 3 practice course located at the far end of the driving range. Stop in to the 19th Hole Clubhouse for snacks and refreshments.
Bunker Links Golf Course is an 18-Hole (Par 71) regulation golf course located in Lincoln Park on the north end of Galesburg, Illinois in Knox County. Designed by local golf enthusiasts, Bunker Links opened in 1924. Owned and operated by the City of Galesburg, it offers a wonderful, affordable and accessible recreation option for Galesburg residents and guests.
Located outside of Knoxville, Illinois, Laurel Greens is a 36 hole golf facility. Play along plateaus, through valleys, along ridges, among trees, lakes, and streams. We offer reasonable prices and can accomodate large and small outings.
Come join us for a great day of golf, then relax in our lounge and have a cool refreshment and something to eat! Located at 9701 1/2 Illinois Highway 82 in Cambridge, IL. This is a 18 hole golf course.
Nestled in the heartland of West Central Illinois is a golf course you won't want to miss as you travel through this area. Oak Run Golf Course is located 15 miles east of Galesburg, Illinois and is a very comfortable drive from Peoria and the Quad Cities. We are located north of US Highway 150 on County 12. Oak Run Golf Course is a public 18 hole course with well defined fairways and nicely bunkered. Several ponds and a small lake add to the beauty and come into play. There are three sets of tees to fit any level of play. Our large, well kept greens will test your putting skills, and run consistently medium/fast.
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Students interested in applying for financial aid must first fill out a FAFSA, available on the web at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
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Kelley Friday, October 02,
2015 [email protected]
Illinois' top two-year-old pacers were in action on
Friday night as a pair of state-bred stake events helped bring the curtain down
on the 2015 racing season at Maywood Park.
kicked off the night's action with a compact field of five lining up behind the
gate for the $20,500 Violet Stake.
off her win in the Filly Orange & Blue on Super Night division leader Char
N Marg had no trouble disposing of this group as she hustled to the front from
post three and made every call a winning one in a leisurely 1:58.0 for driver
Casey Leonard.
advantage of a break by Sara's Terror (Matt Krueger) as the wings of the gate
folded Leonard sent the daughter of Sportsmaster-Zip
Up Your Pans right to the top where she strolled through pedestrian like splits
of 29.1, 1:00 & 1:29.1.
shrugging off a first over bid from Sara's Terror as the field moved around the
final bend the Nelson Willis trained miss was on cruise control through the
lane as she paced under the wire with a 1 ¾ length decision. LK's Nancy Lee
(Kyle Wilfong) turned a pocket sitting journey into a
second place check while Sara's Terror did well to finish third after the
miscue and the first over trip.
win was the sixth in 12 starts this year for Char N Marg who returned $2.20
& $2.10 to her legion of backers while upping her career bankroll to
$106,541 for Quaid Racing LLC.
full field of eight freshmen pacing colts were entered for the $23,900 Cardinal
Stake and once again the public was right on in this tussle as Nicole Potts'
Royale Rose, the 2-5 favorite in the wagering went "right down the highway" for
driver Matt Krueger posting a three-length triumph in 1:56.2.
away from post position two by Krueger the gelded son of Ashlee's Big
Guy—Caribe Royal sped through the opening quarter in 28.2 before slamming on
the brakes while leading the field through an opening half-mile in 59.2.
pressure coming from a first over Dan D Dune (Mike Oosting),
the top two were neck and neck as they raced by the three-quarter-mile mark in
when the Lyle Scurlock trainee found another gear,
quickly leaving his rivals in his wake on the final turn and then drawing away
to his eighth win in 11 career starts. JB's Hero (Robert Smolin)
shook loose late to rally for the place money while Wondrous Sport (Casey
Leonard) finished third.
as though defeat was out of the question Royale Rose returned $2.80, $2.40
& $2.10 while upping his career earnings to $53,879.
couple of familiar faces toted home the 2015 driving and training awards as
Mike Oosting, who is rapidly approaching 6,000 career
driving wins, took home the driving title while David Mc
Caffrey led the training ranks.


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Jake Stewart knows it can go sideways in a hurry.
Like a fancy sports car, the Harrisburg head girls' basketball coach has his team cruising along at 7-0.
But one wrong slip in the gear shift and Stewart knows it could all come to a crashing halt.
That's why the second-year head coach isn't in a hurry.
Yes, he has the Bulldogs off to one of the school's second best start in history and yes, this year's club is a little more sleeker and dynamic than in years past, but the bottom line for Stewart is to not get ahead of the curve.
That's saying something for Stewart, who is usually pedal to the metal on the basketball court.
When Stewart took over the program a little less than a year and a half ago, it's suffice to say it was in shambles.
And still, in his first year on the sidelines, the former HHS basketball player himself led Harrisburg to eight wins. In the same vein, the Bulldogs lost seven games by five points or less.
So Stewart popped the hood, took a look inside and realized he didn't have to overhaul the engine. He took what he had, made a few tweaks and minor adjustments.
Commitment to Excellence
The biggest, of course, were making the Bulldogs believed they were a basketball team.
"I don't think any of these girls had ever seen a scouting report or gone over another team in practice," Stewart recalled. "So we went to work, first reminding them of how important this is and how hard they'll have to work. To their credit, they put in their time in the summer and in the weight room."
Stewart, who spent a limited time as the middle school coach, admits that it took some time for pieces to fall into place.
"Last year, they had a new coach, a new style, new assistants — new everything. They had to absorb more information than just grabbing a basketball and going out and playing."
Humble approach
Stewart doesn't like to take credit — for much — instead he doles out kudos and compliments to his assistant coaches like Stephanie Ferrell, who Stewart says does "everything" and fellow assistant coach Jacob Morse, who when Stewart can't go and scout, picks up the pen and pad and heads out the door.
The players however see things different.
Lindsey Murray, when asked what is the biggest difference Stewart has made as a basketball coach, had an emphatic response.
"He's all the difference. He's the reason we are winning," Murray said.
Senior forward Shelby Boer said having Stewart come on board her junior year quickly made her realize what she had been missing out during those "lean years" as a freshman and sophomore.
Page 2 of 3 - "We're better individually, but we are even better working as a team," Boer said. "We've grown together, as a team, instead of worrying about just ourselves as individuals.
"He's definitely made us work harder and appreciate what you work for."
Off and Running
Harrisburg opened up this season with a resounding win over Pope County and from there rattled off four straight wins at their own Invitational, including pulling out a one-point victory over Eldorado in the "championship" game.
That victory marked Harrisburg's first title in the Invitational's 27 years and for good measure, the Bulldogs closed up shop with wins at Murphysboro and at home against Du Quoin.
Harrisburg was scheduled to play at Pope County Wednesday, but that game has been canceled. So, Stewart will take the week off in preparation for what could be a very interesting week next week.
Coming Up
The Bulldogs will play four games over six days against competition that is a combined 15-8.
Harrisburg will play at Carterville (3-4) Monday, Dec. 15, at Herrin (3-3) Tuesday, Dec. 16, followed by Massac County (4-1), Thursday Dec. 13 and Hamilton County (5-0) Saturday, Dec. 15.
"We could go from 7-0 to 7-4 just like that," Stewart proclaims.
Confidence Booster
The difference for Stewart however is what his team believes now as opposed to a year or even two years ago.
"The confidence is high. They need that win over Eldorado to get a trophy. They needed the confidence-building win over Muphsyboro on the road to be 1-0 in the conference. They needed that win over Du Quoin to go 7-0.
"Even the close losses last year helped way more than I think the girls think. We're now winning those games this year as opposed to last year when we didn't have the confidence and would falter down the stretch."
As a player in head boys' basketball coach Randy Smithpeters' system some 10 years ago, Stewart recalls losing a total of 10 games between his junior and senior year, winning two regionals and a sectional.
So, he makes no bones about implementing what he learned them and applying it now.
"We do some of the same things with our defense, as far as a pressure-man switch, that coach Smithpeters and the boys use now," Stewart added. "We run the same presses and a couple of offensive plays that the boys run. That's just because we have the players. They are a good group and this year, they know can get it done."
Stewart can get it done too, just like he does on the basketball court, with the pedal to the metal.
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Neil Pepe
News about Neil Pepe, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Mamet to Return to the Atlantic Theater Next Season
The company's new season will feature plays by David Mamet and George Brant and a musical by David Yazbek.
May 24, 2016, Tuesday
MORE ON NEIL PEPE AND: Theater , Atlantic Theater Co , Mamet, David , Cromer, David , Hall, Rebecca , Lizzimore, Clare (1980- ) , Lopez, Robert (1975- ) , Pepe, Neil , Upchurch, Gaye Taylor
Review: Kenneth Lonergan's 'Hold On to Me Darling,' a Study of Bad Faith (and Behavior)
In Mr. Lonergan's play, a narcissistic country music and movie star returns to the Tennessee town where he grew up to start a new life as a simple man.
March 15, 2016, Tuesday
MORE ON NEIL PEPE AND: Theater , Lonergan, Kenneth , Atlantic Theater Co , Pepe, Neil , Olyphant, Timothy , Hold on to Me Darling (Play)
New Lonergan Play Added to Atlantic Roster; Labyrinth Sets New Season
Kenneth Lonergan's "Hold on to Me Darling" is about a country singer returning home.
August 18, 2015, Tuesday
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A Martyr for the Cause, if Only He Could Pick One
In "Dying for It," Moira Buffini's adaptation of a 1928 play banned under Stalin, a man contemplating suicide attracts a series of hangers-on who want to profit from it.
January 9, 2015, Friday
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A Big-Minded Playwright Pares Down
A proponent of expansive productions, Moira Buffini snips characters (and profanity) to get "Dying for It" into shape.
December 28, 2014, Sunday
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Off-Broadway Troupes Will Debut Works by Doug Wright and Neil LaBute
Atlantic Theater Company's season includes "Posterity" by Mr. Wright, while Second Stage will feature Mr. LaBute's dark comedy "The Way We Get By."
May 28, 2014, Wednesday
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Contest Over: 'Hands on a Hardbody' Will Close This Weekend
When it closes the musical will have played 28 previews and 28 regular performances.
April 8, 2013, Monday
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'Hands on a Hardbody' Sets Broadway Opening Date
Based on a documentary about an endurance contest in Texas, the show features music by Trey Anastasio of Phish and Amanda Green.
October 2, 2012, Tuesday
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Yawns to Laughs: Audiences Shape a Play
Nowhere are previews regarded as more crucial than at Off Broadway theater companies staging new plays and musicals.
June 4, 2012, Monday
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A Broadway Move for 'Hands on a Hardbody'
The musical, about a group of Texans competing to win a new truck by keeping one hand on it the longest, will open on Broadway during the 2012-13 season.
May 29, 2012, Tuesday
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Motivate Stacking Chair, 4-Leg Base, Set of 2
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Ready to fill any role in your office the Motivate Stacking Chair is one versatile piece of office training furniture. The Motivate Chairs are equally at home behind a desk, around a conference table or at a group work space, and when not in use the Motivate Chair can stack up to 6 high for easy, space saving storage. Their lightweight and optional casters make them highly mobile. Designed to keep up with today's training tables, the versatility of this stacking chair will help you make the most of your office space.
The Motivate Stacking Chair, 4-Leg Base is sold as a set of 2. Check out other chairs from the Motivate collection, like the Stacking Chair, Sled Base or the Nesting Chair.
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A Northampton, Massachusetts Superior Court judge has spent this week filling jury seats in the murder trial of Cara Rintala, a Granby woman accused of killing her wife in 2010.
So far 160 potential jurors have been questioned. But only 11 have been seated in three days of jury selection, and 16 are needed to begin the trial. That's according to the Springfield Republican newspaper. Several factors may make it challenging to find an impartial jury. First, the case has garnered media attention as the first murder case in the state between a married same-sex couple. Second, it has a witness list of 94 people, and potential jurors must identify anyone they know on the list.
"Just knowing one of those 94 witnesses is not a disqualification, but it does make it much more difficult to select a jury," says Springfield-based defense attorney Don Frank.
Judge Mary Lou Rup has also told jury pools the trial could last up to one month. Frank says potential jurors often can't commit to a lengthy trial.
"Jurors just can't sit that long. They miss work, they miss life, they have children in school, they have exams in college. It excludes a lot of people from the jury process all together."
Frank says employers must pay employees on jury duty for the first three days of a trial. Beyond that, they get $50 a day from the state until a trial ends. But Frank says, for many, the stipend isn't enough to cover living expenses. Jury selection in the case is scheduled to resume Tuesday.


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Ottawa Fusion and Volleyball Canada to host women's national sitting team
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Fusion Volleyball Club and Volleyball Canada are pleased to welcome Canada's national sitting volleyball team at St. Paul Catholic High School in Ottawa (2765 Draper Avenue) this week.
The two organisations are joining forces to assist in the development of sitting volleyball in the region with special events planned to introduce the sport and provide opportunities to test their skills on the court.
The national sitting team will be joining Ottawa Fusion to demonstrate the sport at a kick-off event on Wednesday, November 17th featuring national team players Chantal Beauchesne of St. Isidore, Ont., and Karen McCoy of Lincoln, N.B. The team will also be practicing at St. Paul CHS (2675 Draper Ave, Ottawa) on Saturday and Sunday, November 20 and 21st.
A special drop-in session for those wanting to try the sport will be held on Saturday November 20 from 2 p.m., to 3:30 p.m. All weekend, everyone is invited to come out and watch the practice and learn more about this variation of the sport.
Similar events were held with great success with the Durham Attack in Toronto.
Canadian national women's volleyball team members to attend this week are: Chantal Beauchesne of St-Isidore, Ont., Allison Lang of Edmonton, Leaha Hickman of Lashburn, Alta., Jolan Brunner of Vermilion, Alta., Danielle Ellis and Jordan Fiander, both of White Rock, B.C., Karen McCoy of Lincoln, N.B., Amber Skyrpan of Wandering River, Alta., Emerald Kehler of MacGregor, Man., and Krista McDonald of Kinuso, Alta.
National team head coach Larry Matthews and assistant coach Dusty Freimark will be running the sessions.
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KERRY MacDONALD
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Preserving an Ancient Hawaiian Treasure
It's National Preservation Month, and people all over the country are participating in events to enrich and preserve the treasures within their communities that make them special.
Staff from the U.S. Forest Service's Pacific Southwest Research Station recently helped to restore an ancient Hawaiian fishpond in Kīholo, Hawaii, that has a rich history and tradition of providing a sustainable food source for the surrounding communities on the Big Island. Working in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy and Hui Aloha Kīholo, Station staff from the Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry cleared and hauled debris from the fishpond perimeter in order to reduce the accumulation of sediments caused by overhanging non-native plants, which improved foraging habitat for native fish and turtles. The group also replanted culturally and ecologically appropriate native species, restored habitat for rare invertebrate species, removed invasive weeds, and participated in native plant care within an area surrounding a nearby anchialine pool, which will be used as a nursery for future restoration activities. Read more »


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A Quincy tradition for visitors and natives alike. Famous loose meat sandwiches. The first Maid Rite restaurant was started in Quincy.
Fine dining in a casual atmosphere. Steaks, seafood, salads, sandwiches, great wine and beer selection.
Enjoy Sprout's Inn's casual atmosphere. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with daily specials.
Bar & nightclub covers 3 floors and features DJs, live bands, dance floor, and comedy night. Located on the Mississippi riverfront.
A fun place to eat and drink, near the Quincy University campus. A Quincy favorite, open for dinner only. Unique recipes compliment a casual sports bar atmosphere. Check out our website.
Located in Quincy's historic downtown across from Washington Park. The Park Bench offers breakfast and lunch and a very creative gift shop.
Authentic Italian cuisine at affordable prices. Located downtown near the riverfront and a block away from Washington Square. Great food in a nice atmosphere.
Enjoy one of Quincy's premier restaurants, known for its thick pork chop's. Located just a block from the Civic Center & downtown hotels.
Quincy's finest dining along the riverbanks of the Mississippi River. The Pier extends and is elevated out over the river and offers an excellent view while enjoying a great meal.
Downtown Quincy restaurant featuring locally grown produce, farm fresh breakfast, house made lunch, quick carry-out, or walk in. Private VIP room, versatile event space. Open for breakfast and lunch. Hours 7am-2pm Tues-Sat. and 8am-1pm Sunday.
At Irene's Cabaret Nightclub we know your free time and leisure activities are important. We offer a diverse range of services to meet the cultural, entertainment and recreational interests of our customers in the Quincy, IL area. Whether you are looking to meet new friends or just get away from it all Irene's Cabaret Nightclub can help.
Riverfront Dining and a menu with something for everyone. 37 Big Screen Televisions showing all of the big games. 48 Draught Beer Handles and a huge selection of Bottled Beer. Quincy Riverfront, with outdoor seating and views of the Mississippi River.
The BoodaLu Steakhouse / Muddy Dog Bar is located in Quincy, IL a few hundred feet from the Mississippi River in a beautiful, old, restored building. Our staff is dedicated to consistently providing great service, delicious food, and superb beverages all within a warm and inviting place with a view of the Mississippi River. We want our guests to have a satisfying dining experience every time they visit. Our menu is "classic steakhouse" and features great steaks, chops, seafood and salads. We serve only aged, certified Angus beef, which includes prime rib eye and KC strip steaks. We buy the best we can and cook it the way you like. We have an extensive wine list and offer classic cocktails like a Rob Roy or a Harvey Wallbanger but we can make nearly any libation you want.
Fuji Sushi & Steakhouse offers a unique setting to come enjoy your favorite Japanese cuisine. Guests can experience dinner with a show at our traditional hibachi grills while chefs prepare dinner right in front of you. If eating at a grill is not for you, sit in their booths and try anything from their full Japanese menu. The restaurant also includes a full bar with the own special martini list, and a sushi bar.
A fusion restaurant created for a common ground for all to eat at and enjoy fun company. the best dishes from different countries and areas combined into "ONE." Now serving Thai, American, Tapas, Lickin's Smoked BBQ and additional Worldly foods from various Culinary Traditions.
Experience all of the tantalizing smells and tastes of Italy at LaGondola Spaghetti House, where you'll be treated to mouthwatering Italian cuisine, including homemade pasta and torpedo sandwiches piled high with all the toppings. In the tradition of true Italian dining, you're plate will be loaded up with generous portions of freshly prepared pasta, smothered in their family's special meat sauce. Whether you visit them for a family dinner or you're interested in their catering service, LaGondola Spaghetti House will prepare you a feast you'll never forget.
At Talayna's they strive to make every order the best it can be. They use only quality ingredients to assure a quality product. Their St. Louis pizza is so light and crispy it's like eating pizza on a pastry shell. The New York is their hand tossed pizza, full of flavor, with all mozzarella cheese. The Chicago has a cornmeal crust with all mozzarella cheese and chunky sauce on top, a true pizza pie. All of their pastas are made to order for you with homemade sauce and come with salad. Their house salad dressing is delicious, it's a parmesan italian and a little sweet, you will love it.Give them a try, you won't be sorry. We are located in the old Busy Bee building.
Great food. Relaxed atmosphere. Attentive service. A casual dining spot in mid-town Quincy, Illinois where you'll enjoy new American cuisine with international influences such as French and Mediterranean. Our Executive Chef, Kelley Basinger, has realized her dream of opening her own restaurant! She combines her Le Cordon Bleu training, experience, and creative flair to present a sensational menu for lunch and dinner. We're a perfect spot for a business lunch or a romantic dinner for two. We offer a full bar, uniquely flavored homemade syrups for refreshing non-alcoholic drinks and wonderful wines. Our menu changes seasonally to take advantage of fresh ingredients. Download it to see what we're cooking up now! You're gonna love 2thirty4!
The Coach House has been a Quincy, Illinois landmark at 24th & Broadway for over 44 years. Throughout those years, many changes have been made but what remains the same is hot, fresh, home-made entrees created the way Grandma would fix them. They are proud to be one of the only restaurants in town to serve breakfast all day everyday - and always prepared with only the freshest ingredients. They grind their own hamburger and hand cut each steak to ensure quality. Their salad bar has been expanded to offer more options to the health conscious, and includes hot pasta and soups. When you visit the Coach House, you will be greeted with a smile and we hope you'll leave as friends. They invite you to experience the Coach House - a great place for families and friends at prices you can afford.
Elder's Family Restaurant has been providing some of the best local flavor to the Tri-State area for over forty years. A Quincy tradition at 18th & State since 1970, Elder's continues to serve the appetites of generations of area residents. Owned by the Vogel Family for over thirty years, their staff offers decades of combined experience in the restaurant industry.
Located at the corner of 24TH and Lind in Quincy, Fatback's is now serving delicious smoked BBQ. Due to the overwhelming support and requests of the public during various BBQ competitions throughout the tri-states, they have decided to take their flair for BBQ public! Fatback's pit-smokes beef brisket, ribs, pulled pork, and chicken, as well as serving up home-style southern sides such as tasty baked beans, creamy slaw, and even good ole' collard greens. They are excited to give you what you've been waiting to eat...REAL southern BBQ!
Jimbeana's is one of Quincy's casual dining experiences in a quaint little setting. Located in Quincy's historic business district. There is inside or outside dinning available and off street parking. Our specialty is the whole Catfish on the bone. We carry a wide assortment of sandwiches including 13 kinds of the original Yoagies Hoagies one of Quincy's old sandwich shoppes that used to be around from the late 70's early 80's. Homemade breaded tenderloins, soups and Jim's famous Cajun sausage gumbo, salads made fresh daily. Daily food and drink specials.
Riverside Smoke House and Grill
We pride ourselves on great KC Barbeque! Stop into our Quincy location to try some of our mouth watering ribs, smoked pork, barbque chicken, brisket, and more!


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Melding history, art, and technology, Pamela Bannos has once again succeeded in creating a unique, thought-provoking, web-based presentation. Titled Shifting Grounds: Block 21 and Chicago's MCA , the project combines maps, newspapers, images and archival materials from local repositories (including the Newberry) to explore the history of the grounds on which the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago now stands.
Rich in history and art, the 112-page site includes four fascinating sections for anyone interested in Chicago: the history of Chicago through the Fire; Cap Streeter and the development of Streeterville; the armory years; and the history of the MCA.
The Columbia Chronicle and Chicago Magazine have interesting articles about the website, the origin of the project and its relationship to the Museum of Contemporary Art's exhibit "The Way of the Shovel: Art as Archaeology."
Pamela Bannos is the Distinguished Senior Lecturer, Department of Art Theory and Practice, at Northwestern University. Her previous project, Hidden Truths: The Chicago City Cemetery & Lincoln Park is also a "must" for Chicago historians and genealogists.


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Back Jack at Ascot
Our in-form Value Bet tipster Ben Linfoot is backing three horses at Ascot and Haydock on Saturday.
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I've been waiting for PROBLEMA TIC* to return to the track since he fell when going well in the Becher Chase and Saturday's Weatherbys Hamilton Insurance Chase at Ascot represents a fine chance for him to get on the winning trail.
David Pipe's seven-year-old shaped with much promise when not quite getting home over almost three-and-a-half miles at Cheltenham back in November and was then running a huge race in Liverpool before taking a tumble.
Both of those runs, off marks of 144 and 142, suggest to me he's competitively handicapped to win a race and with ground and trip looking ideal at Ascot on Saturday he looks worth siding with.
I'm surprised he's not the favourite for this contest as Vino Griego doesn't look one to trust up 10lb over this trip and the selection's main danger could be Cappa Bleu.
However, the Grand National is very much the target for Evan Williams' horse. He found two too good in this race last year and he could run well again without winning.
Problema Tic, however, ticks all the right boxes and at 5/1 he looks the one to be on.
Also at Ascot Gary Moore's WHITBY JACK is worth backing at 8/1 in the Betfair Don't Settle For Less Handicap Hurdle.
He returned from a long absence when last of 12 at Sandown in January but his freshness counted against him that day as he was far too keen in the early stages.
It did him the world of good and a week later he settled much better and beat a good field in commanding style at Kempton in the manner of a horse ahead of the handicapper.
Up 7lb for that success, I'd be surprised if 126 is the ceiling of his ability, especially now he's been stepped up in trip to two-and-a-half miles.
He shapes like the extra distance will be no problem and I'm keen to back him on his first go at the trip.
The Bear Trap could be a fearsome rival with AP McCoy prepared to get down to 10-4, but at the prices I prefer Moore's improver.
Finally, the Betfred Grand National Trial at Haydock looks wide open and Philip Hobbs' TRIGGERMAN might've been underestimated at 14/1.
All the talk has been of the first two in the Welsh National, Teaforthree and Monbeg Dude, reopposing, but Triggerman was a fine third that day and gets a significant pull at the weights with those two rivals.
Now 4lb below his last winning mark, the in-form Triggerman will have no problem with the conditions and three-and-a-half miles looks his optimum trip these days.
With James Best also taking a handy 3lb off his back he could run a mighty race off a low weight and looks worth siding with at a general 14s. William Hill have advertised 16/1 in their advert prices - if you can get it in the morning, take it.
*Problema Tic declared non-runner on Saturday morning.
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What should you do if you finish your taxes and discover you owe more taxes to the IRS than you can afford to pay?
It's bad enough not to get a tax refund you may have been expecting.
Finding out you owe a lot of money is worse. The last thing you want is to get into trouble with the IRS.
Fortunately, you can stay in the good graces of the IRS and pay off or resolve that tax bill, if you follow these steps:
1. Make sure you really owe the money
If you owe a lot more tax than you expected, find out why.
Read your completed return carefully and look for errors. It's easy to add the same income twice, or to forget an important deduction.
If you expected to qualify for a deduction or credit, and your tax return doesn't show it, make sure you answered all the questions correctly.
One missed question or checkbox can cause you to miss out on tax benefits you may be entitled to.
Another way to determine if something is amiss is to compare this year's return to your tax return from last year. If your tax situation has not changed drastically, but your tax bill has, find out why.
If you owe money because you received a letter from the IRS, don't automatically assume the IRS is correct.
They make mistakes, too. Call or write to the IRS for clarification.
If you still don't understand the problem and it's a significant amount of money, seek professional help.
2. Minimize penalties and interest
Large tax bills are worse when you pay penalties and interest on top of the original amount owed. You can minimize penalties and interest in three ways:
Exceptions to underpayment of tax penalties
If you underpaid your taxes this year, but you owed considerably less last year, you generally don't pay a penalty for underpayment of tax if you paid or had withheld at least as much as you owed last year, and you pay by the due date this year.
Enter last year's tax liability, so TaxAct can determine if the safe harbor rule reduces your penalties and interest.
You may also be able to reduce your penalties and interest using the annualized income method if you received more of your income in the latter part of the year.
Ask for an abatement of penalties
The IRS often reduces or removes penalties and interest on the penalties if a taxpayer writes a letter explaining the situation.
For example, if you had an unusual tax event, you made an honest mistake, or you or your spouse had a serious illness, the IRS may waive the penalties.
Be sure to ask for an "abatement" in your letter.
Pay as quickly as possible
If you owe tax that may be subject to penalties and interest, don't wait until April 15 (April 18, 2016 for 2015 taxes) to file your return.
Send an estimated tax payment or file early and pay as much tax as you can.
3. Ask for an installment plan
If you can't pay the tax by the time it is due, don't avoid the bill. It will only get worse. File Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request, to set up installment payments with the IRS.
The IRS must allow you to make payments on your overdue taxes if you owe $25,000 or less, you can show that you cannot pay the amount you owe now, you can pay off the tax in three years or less.
You must also agree to comply with the tax laws, and you or your spouse must not have had an installment agreement with the IRS in the past five years.
4. Offer in Compromise
You've probably heard ads for experts promising to help you settle your IRS bill for less than you owe. It's true that the IRS will negotiate back taxes through an Offer in Compromise (OIC).
However, you'll have to offer at least as much as your net worth – everything you own, reduced by your debts. An OIC is a lot like bankruptcy – you should only use it as an extreme last resort.
What not to do
Don't put your tax bill on a high-interest credit card
The IRS charges a far lower interest rate, which means you can spend more of your money paying off the balance, not just keeping up with interest.
Don't take money out of your retirement accounts to pay a tax bill
You may owe a penalty, in addition to income taxes, on the amount you withdraw. By the time you pay the penalty and income tax, you won't have as much left to pay your previous tax bill as you thought.
Besides, retirement accounts are for retirement!
Finally, if you owe the IRS a good deal of money, don't panic!
If you play by the rules, stay in touch, and are scrupulously honest, the IRS can be a fairly reasonable creditor.
Some IRS personnel can even be very helpful. Do everything you can to resolve and pay off your bill, and they won't be your creditor for long.


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It was the most fitting way the Eldorado girls' golf club could close out the regular season. Arguably one of southern Illinois best this past fall, the Eagles set a new scoring record Thursday at Shawnee Hills Country Club in Harrisburg.
With three Eagles shooting in the 30's, Eldorado shot a 154, besting last year's 156 team total for the new school record.
Taylor Goodley shot a 2-under, 34, posting her best individual score of the year with two birdies in a row.
Ashton Goodley shot a one-over, 37 and Sam Mings broke 40 for the first time, shooting a 39. Taylor Aldridge had a 44 to round out the scoring.
Reagan Gray and Jacqlyn Artman each had a 47 for the Eagles.
"I'm very proud of our team and their approach with the regional coming up next Wednesday," Eldorado head coach Greg Goodley said. "We need to stay with the approach that I've seen the last couple of weeks, and we will put ourselves in a position to compete and to advance to the next step. The work is in, time to get it done."
Harrisburg sophomore Alexa Burtis broke 40 for the first time in high school match, shooting a 37 for the Bulldogs Thursday.
Gabriella Tison added a 47 and Skylar Street shot a 48. Collins Lambert and Lindsey Murray each had a 51 and Kaylynn Owens had a 59.
BENTON — The Harrisburg High School boys' golf team finished up their regular season with a triangular win over Carmi-White County and Benton.
Harrisburg shot a 149, knocking out Carmi-White County (151) and Benton (159) Thursday at Benton Country Club.
Alexander Tison closed out the regular season campaign with a 34 for the Bulldogs. The senior was 2-under with three birdies and one bogey on his scorecard.
Dillon Street shot a 37, finishing with 11 puts in nine holes. Ryan Williams and Patrick Bittle each carded a 39, while Ben Fowler finished with a 40 and Garrett Jenkins provided a 46.
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American Samplers
The earliest known American sampler was made by Loara Standish of the Plymouth Colony about 1645. By the 1700s, samplers depicting alphabets and numerals were worked by young women to learn the basic needlework skills needed to operate the family household. By the late 1700s and early 1800s, schools or academies for well-to-do young women flourished, and more elaborate pieces with decorative motifs such as verses, flowers, houses, religious, pastoral, and/or mourning scenes were being stitched. The parents of these young women proudly displayed their embroideries as showpieces of their work, talent, and status.
In recent years, samplers have become important in museum collections as representations of early American female education. Many are signed, and some are inscribed with locations and the names of teachers and schools. The emergence of large numbers of these samplers has resulted in much research in diaries, account books, letters, newspaper ads, local histories, and published commentary that is helping to illuminate the lives of women in early America.
Many early samplers do not have the letters "J" and "U" in their alphabets because they were not part of the early Latin alphabet and so the letter "I" was used for "J" and the "V" for "U." The letter "s" is often replaced with the printers "s" which looks like the modern f.
There are 137 American samplers in the Textile Collection. The first was donated in 1886, the Margaret Dinsmoor sampler. In the 1890s the Copp Collection was received and it contained two samplers—one by Esther Copp and the other by her great niece Phebe Esther Copp. (The Copp Collection is an extensive collection of 18th-and 19th- century household textiles, costume items, furniture, and other pieces belonging to the Copps, a prosperous but frugal Connecticut family.) The earliest dated sampler in the collection was made in 1735 by Lydia Dickman of Boston, Massachusetts.
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Esther Copp's Sampler
- Description
- Three block alphabets; two alphabets colored in pairs, one all black; no "J"; numbers 1 through 0. Simple geometric crossbands framed by flowering vine and rose bushes. At base of sampler, centered tree flanked by two framed inscriptions, with tulips and strawberries. Single row of cross stitch forms border on all four sides. Silk embroidery thread on linen ground. STITCHES: cross, petit point, Algerian eye, rice, queen. THREAD COUNT: warp 34, weft 38/in.
- Inscriptions:
- "Better it is to be
of an humble Spi
rit with the low
ly than to divide
the Spoil with
the proud"
- "Esther Copp her
Sampler made in
the eleventh
year of her age
august AD 1765"
- Background:
- Jonathan Copp was born on June 12, 1694, and married Mrs. Sarah (Dennis) Hobart as his second wife on June 30, 1742, in Stonington, Connecticut. Their daughter Esther was born on October 23, 1754, in New London, Connecticut, and she never married. She died September 21, 1829. (See sampler by Phebe Esther Copp, her grandniece. A tree, rose bush, and one text are the same on both samplers.) Esther's sampler is part of an extensive collection of 18th- and 19th- century household textiles, costume items, furniture, and other pieces belonging to the Copps, a prosperous but frugal Connecticut family. The collection was donated to the United State National Museum in the 1890s by John Brenton Copp, offering the nation the opportunity to preserve and study the everyday possessions of a New England family.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- Date made
- 1765
- maker
- Copp, Esther
- ID Number
- catalog number
- accession number
- 28810
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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My first published project - many hours work!
Well, I've finally finished my first published project. 100's of hours work!
It was for Glyndwr Uni in Wales and is designed to improve the participants enterprise skills.
It has some interesting elements - and I think some of the modules really push the boundaries.
For example, in the first module I managed to make quizmaker do a 'proper' personality test with scoring and bespoke reports!
The demo is password protected - but I think worth a look!
Username: enterprise
Password: vgb123
The password for this demo will no doubt change in the future, so - if you can't login - send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll send you the fresh password.
Enjoy the demo - and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask. (I learned A LOT making this)


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Boyd's gloriously tongue-in-cheek appropriation of the AIATSIS Aboriginal languages map in Treasure Island 2005 seems particularly relevant with the recent reprobation of Indigenous land in the Northern Territory by the Federal Government, and with the minerals boom that Australia is experiencing, making only a very few people wealthy – and Indigenous people are rarely part of the newly rich.1
With the European nations vying for 'unoccupied lands' ('terra nullius') the race was on to find the fabled 'Great Southern Land' and nothing was to stand in the way of obtaining it, not even a complex culture tens of thousands of years old. Intensions to me seemed dishonest and dishonourable, traits I found too similar to modes of operation related to piracy. Being so closely intertwined in the fabric of the British nation, the process of the colonisation of terra nullius allowed me to experiment and explore different subject matter under the blanket of piracy and construct an alternate version of our history.
Introducing elements of piracy such as the parrots and [eye-]patches allowed me to deconstruct the romantic notions that surround the act of our colonisation and reconstruct them from an Aboriginal perspective.
Daniel Boyd, 2006
1. Aboriginal Australia Wall Map. DR Horton, Aboriginal Studies Press, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra 1996.


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Public relations expert Steve Rubel writes on how smart bloggers can better market themselves–and the runaway success of his own blog, Micro Persuasion, makes it clear he knows what he's talking about. An expert in how blogging affects the PR and marketing industries, Rubel works as a marketing strategist and senior vice president at Edelman, a global PR firm, and is one of the most sought-after speakers in the business.


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Almost impossible unless you have a lot of room around it to work in.
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/\ this guy. pretty much silenced almara with that retort, which through my years of trolling this forum, have only seen happen a time or two. On the subject of whether Itachi was on his way toward gaining the rennegan...my only question is why? He is the type of man who always had a reason and an end result in mind. He needed to die at the hands of his brother. He didn't need rennegan for this. Which brings up the second reason why he probably wasn't on track for activating it...Why wouldn't he have mentioned this to sasuke? It just doesn't add up. Pretty much a closed book IMO
How amazing would it be if Oro had a major part to play in the formation of Tobi? We already know that he had been doing research on the 1st hokage's DNA for a long time, but who's research started first, Oro's or Tobi's? This might be a simple answer that has been stated in the manga that I have missed, I will have to check. But to me, it would be no surprise that they know eachother well and even worked together.
Think about this though, Oro wants an Uchiha body. BAD. So what does this crazy ape do? He tries to create one, artificially. With Uchiha DNA, the body he created would be capable of wielding the sahringan. When would an abundance of said DNA be available? After the massacre of course! If he had been doing so much research on the first's DNA, why not the strongest Uchiha to have ever lived. I think Oro def knows who Tobi is, because he helped to create him
also i think you're confusing strain and physical ailment with chakra drain, atleast when it comes to kakashi it is purely chakra draining but that can be explained by the fact that technically what kakashi has is EMS as kakashi like all ppl with EMS has gotten his eye operated in thus bypassing the blindness that would normally hit ppl with MS.
i dont exactly get why you're saying that bcoz the sharingan has a drawbacks for uchiha that it would suggest something more powerful will be more taxing, and assuming your right about the whole "sharingan needed for rinnegan" thing that you're preaching then you might have a point, but my point is, we know too little about the development of the rinnegan, yes, it seems the bloodline may be important, but for all we know it might be utterly pointless, the uchiha/senju/uzumaki bloodline mix might just be the easiest way to achieve an impure form of it and even then the version can never be the same as the version that the SO6P had since the uchiha/senju/uzumaki bloodlines would have been severely tainted and with very little of the SO6P blood left suggesting that it is entirely possible for some1 to develop the rinnegan without having the mixed bloodline.
and based on what you're argueing about then yeah ofc itachi is a candidate, but so would kakashi as he already have something from the uchiha clan and depending what his other heritage is, if it is senju or part senju, then kakashi would be atleast an equal or greater candidate, and naruto would be an equal candidate too if not greater since he is alive and all.
im not saying you're wrong, knife eater, but you're basing most of your arguements on things that havent been verfied, so as i said, i cant say you're flat out wrong, i just doubt you are correct, there are so many things in the manga that we are assuming to be true or false but have no way of prooving.
Seriously though guys, why wouldn't he have mentioned it to sasuke during their last conversation? If he had, or was in the process of obtaining the rennegan, he FOR SURE 100% would have mentioned it to him, as he is counting on Sasuke and naruto to defeat madara/tobi and help win the war.
It COULD be argued that he wouldn't want saucegay to use those powers against Konoha. I understand that, but then, think about when he was revived with Pain. He didn't act at all like he had personal, first hand, knowledge of all the powers associated with Rennegan. It all seemed like a mystery to him, how he achieved it and all..
BTW, is my avitar link broken? Sometimes I can see it and other times I cant. haha
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And about facts and evidence. We are dealing with an ongoing thrilling story which relies on the author to deliberately conceal and misdirected us on several levels. The discussion of itachis illness relies on how well you can see into the heresay and murkiness of cloudy details and use other devices or symbols to paint a picture that holds up. Things will change of course and speculation will be overturned, its why i like these threads but until they take rinnegan out of the direction if evolved sharingan its been going IM going to stick to my idea because its plain awesome and when sasuke finds himself on the cusp of that same power he will think back to his sick older brother who knew power wasn't everything and there is always a weakness. Having itachi sick from this sort of mutation had very clean fitting pieces of potential for sasukes character development in the future unless kishi tells us rinnegan can only be activated in the black cauldron of orochimaru's puffy snake den of legendary DNA excretement.
@almara, the kakashi argument isn't working, it so clearly doesn't fit. You did fine with the differences of exhaustion and ailment but it doesn't hurt my idea, though. Just need you guys to see that it makes more sense for him to not tell sasuke and even more evidence, actual evidence for this is itachi didn't bother telling sasuke much of anything about uchiha/sharingan powers. He was trying to show sasuke a path, not give him the instruction manual to sharingan. He knew izanagi but it wasn't important to tell sasuke. Sasuke learned most of the advanced sharingan elsewhere and independent of itachi. He demonstrated susanoo but never told sasuke he should have all the cool powers he had so he can beat madara. All of that is what he put on naruto.
Obito is Tobirama's great grandson. The proof is in the pudding.
He would've said something like that. For sure
Do you protect an alcoholic brother or sister by warning them of all the beer in the fridge? Same principle.
Obito is Tobirama's great grandson. The proof is in the pudding.
i would agree with blackZetsu, itachi would have told sasuke if he had been developing the rinnegan and itachi's M.O. wasnt keeping secrets from sasuke but to do whatever he could to protect sasuke and if itachi became ill due to the sharingan or dvelopment of the rinnegan, he would definately have told sasuke.


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Friday afternoon on the playground at the middle school, a teacher noticed an unusual crowd of students. When he investigated, he found that one of the students had what looked like a small human skull and was showing it off to his classmates.
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This update includes the officer's incident report, an interview with the teacher and more.
A student brought this skull to school. Is it real or fake?
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Ford reported an April sales increase of 18%, while General Motors and Chrysler each enjoyed 11% gains, bolstered by a strong stock market, rising home prices and many consumers' need to replace old vehicles.
Rising full-size pickup truck sales helped boost gains by the Detroit 3, which dominate that market.
But cars sold well for Ford, up 21%, led by the Fusion. Truck and sport-utility vehicle sales were both up 16% as the momentum continues for F-Series and Escape. The automaker had total sales of 212,584.
GM reported a 34% increase for Cadillac, 11% for Buick, 11% for Chevrolet and 7% for GMC.
Toyota reported its sales slipped 1% from a year earlier. Honda sales grew 7% and Nissan was up 23%.
"Car-buying conditions are strong and will continue to release pent-up demand," said Kurt McNeil, GM's head of U.S. sales operations, in a statement. "We're very optimistic, because GM's market share is growing, the economy continues to move forward, and important car and truck launches are just getting underway."
The industry overall expects that last month was the strongest April since 2007.
April sales stories: Maker-by-maker reports of the month's results
For Chrysler, Ram trucks led the way with a 49% jump, and that helped the automaker report its 37th consecutive month of year-over-year sales gains.
Sales increased 49% for Ram, 18% for Dodge, 2% for Jeep and 1% for Fiat, while sales fell 13% for Chrysler.
"Our sales last month were solid across the board with seven Chrysler Group vehicles recording their best April sales ever," said Reid Bigland, Chrysler's head of U.S. sales and CEO of Ram.
Volkswagen, by contrast, saw sales fall 10% to 33,644 units. The company reported a 16% decrease in sales of its most popular model, the Jetta compact sedan, and a 10% decrease in sales of its second-most popular vehicle, the Passat midsize sedan.
"While it was a challenging month, particularly in the compact and midsize sedan segments, we remain solidly focused on our long-term growth strategy," said Jonathan Browning, CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, in a statement.
Ford's Lincoln brand showed modest momentum with a 21% increase, driven by sales of the new MKZ that more than doubled (up 115%) as adequate quantities finally got to dealers after earlier production problems.
Pickups are hot
Sales of Ford's F-series pickups, the most popular vehicle in the U.S., rose 24% to 59,030 units.
Sales of the Chevrolet Silverado rose 28% to 39,395 units as the automaker prepares to introduce the redesigned 2014 version of the pickup truck and its sister, the GMC Sierra, later this month.
Sales of the Ram 1500 pickup soared 54%, while sales of Ram heavy-duty pickups increased 30%.
Inventory of GM's full-size pickups, which is used as a gauge for the health of GM truck sales, fell from 117-day supply at the end of March to 103 at the end of April. The company is currently selling the rest of its 2013 pickups.
The compact Chevy Cruze rose 21% to 22,032 units, but the struggling midsize Chevy Malibu slipped 1% to 21,734.
The Chevy Equinox continued its streak of solid sales, rising 15% to 20,965.
April marked the first month of sales for the redesigned 2014 Chevrolet Impala. The company is still producing the previous version for fleet buyers and calling it Impala Limited. Impala sales fell 27% to 10,943 as GM converted its plants to the new model.
Honda's sales of 130,999 for the month included a record April for the CR-V while the Pilot and Civic also did well. Accord sales fell 5%. The Honda brand was up 6.6% and Acura was up 14% for the month.
At Nissan, the mainstream Nissan brand was up 24% and the Infiniti luxury brand was up 10% for total sales of 87,847. Leading the charge were increased sales of the Altima and Sentra and record April tallies for the Pathfinder and Rogue utility vehicles. The Titan full-size pickup was down 34%.
Hyundai said it sold 63,315 cars and crossovers in April, or 2% more than the same month last year. The company said it was the most cars it has has ever sold in April.
Hyundai affiliate Kia also said it had its best April on record as it sold 47,556 cars and crossovers, even though it only sold six more vehicles than last April.Automotive forecasting firms are predicting that industry sales will increase by about 10% as total sales surpass 1.3 million new cars and trucks. That would translate into a seasonally adjusted pace of about 15.2 million for the year.
"We're forecasting the best April car sales since 2007, and that's consistent with the strong growth we've seen in the last several months," Jessica Caldwell, senior analyst for Edmunds.com said. "Sales are almost back to pre-recession levels, so as long as automakers keep reporting their best sales in at least five years, we'll continue to be in good shape."
In April, consumer confidence rose to 68.1, up from 61.9 in March, according to the Conference Board's consumer sentiment index.
Also, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended April up 13.3% for the year, the S&P 500 up 12%, and the Nasdaq up 10.2%.
"The irrepressible buying behavior of consumers is driving auto sales growth in 2013, as consumer spending remains remarkably stronger than the economy suggests it should be," said Jeff Schuster, senior vice president of forecasting at LMC Automotive. "If the current favorable trend in the stock markets and housing continues throughout the year, the automotive market may be poised for a breakthrough performance."


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