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The Yankees left-hander allowed one run on two hits over three innings in his first start of the season on Monday, striking out two without issuing a walk. That was not enough to put the Class A Advanced Tampa Yankees over the top, though, as they fell to the Clearwater Threshers, 9-6.
Pitching in his first game since he tossed a scoreless inning of relief in Spring Training on Wednesday, Pettitte threw 26 of his 32 pitches for strikes.
"I just know this is a process -- it's going to take a little bit of time," Pettitte told MLB.com. "Tonight was another good step. My legs felt really good under me. It's another good step in the right direction."
Pettitte tossed a perfect first inning before surrendering a leadoff double to Brandon Tripp in the second. He fanned the next batter, Jim Murphy, but then unleashed a wild pitch that allowed Tripp to move to third. Jeremy Barnes followed with a sacrifice fly to plate the Threshers' only run against Pettitte, while Cameron Rupp grounded out to end the frame.
In the third, Pettitte once more yielded a leadoff double -- this time to Miguel Alvarez after the ball took an odd bounce off third base -- but did not allow another baserunner in the inning. He retired Carlos Alonso on a ground out, struck out Albert Cartwright and then induced a fly out by Edgar Duran to end his day.
"This was a short sample, a short outing, and I feel like maybe I didn't get a chance to throw some of the pitches that I would like to have thrown and work on some of the sequences that I would have liked, because I was getting guys out early in counts," Pettitte said.
"But all in all, I feel real comfortable with everything, so it was another good step."
A five-time World Series champion during his 16-year career, Pettitte retired from baseball following the 2010 season but surprisingly signed with the Yankees on March 16 this year. Because the 39-year-old missed a month of Spring Training, he will likely continue to work in the Minors until May as he builds up his stamina.
Pettitte said that he has had a heavy workload since coming out of retirement, so he will probably take it slow for a couple of days before fully getting back into gear. His next scheduled start is on Sunday.
"I haven't had a break since I've been down here," Pettitte told MLB.com. "I've been throwing a lot to get ready for this. I've been throwing every other day since I've been down here."
Neil Medchill led the Tampa offense by going 3-for-4 with a homer, two RBIs and two runs scored. Meanwhile, the Threshers were carried by Barnes and Rupp, both of whom drove in four runs.
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The Lady Pirates were simply too much for East Carbon as Green River outscored their opponent 16-4 in the first quarter then continued the onslaught as they won easily 56-29. Green River then defeated a team from Grand High School 45-40 to see their record go to 4-1 as the young Pirates see good things happening in their future.
Against the Vikings, Green river outscored their opponent 21-9 in the second quarter and 13-2 in the third quarter before everyone got to play and score and East Carbon rallied for a 14-6 advantage in the last quarter.
Leading the scoring for the Pirates were CiGi Vetere with 18 points and Heidi Vetere with 10 points. Charlene Vetere and Adriana Cordova added 8 points each and Whitney Bigelow added 6 points. Savannah Bayles, McKenzie Spadafora and Andrea Thornton-Silliman added 2 point each in the win.
Against Grand, Green River took a 13-6 first quarter lead and then hung on in a dogfight to win by 5. It was 23-19 at the half and 34-24 at the end of the third quarter. Grand outscored the Pirates 16-13 in the final period but it was not enough as Green river hung on to win by 5.
Leading scorer in this game was Adriana Vetere who had 23 points and Heidi Vetere assisted her with 14 points. Whitney Bigelow and Charlene Vetere each had 4 points.
The Pirates kept on winning last week with another victory, this time over Meridian High 56-26 as they never let their opponent into the game and controlled the tempo to their advantage all night long. The Green River defense was so good that only three players were able to score against them.
Green River led after the first quarter 12-6 and at halftime 27-12. The defense of Green River was good but not overaggressive, as Meridian shot no free throws in the game.
Scoring for the Pirates were Adrianna Cordova with 16 points, Heidi Vetere with 14, Cigi Vetere with 10, Charlene Vetere with 8, Whitney Bigelow with 6 and McKenzie Spadafora with 2 points.


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To hear Mr. Stuart Cunningham, 4th Degree Black Belt and Certified Instructor, rave about his Taekwondo students, you would think they were his very own children! Modest about his own contributions, "Mr. C" positively beams with pride about the energy, compassion and initiative shown by the young leaders he develops at his school, Cunningham's ATA Martial Arts in Bozeman, Montana. He believes those who possess leadership skills have a responsibility to use them "making the world a better place" by doing things and helping others. This altruistic attitude is not uncommon among school owners and Certified Instructors in the ATA, WTTU and STF, because it is central to the spirit of traditional Taekwondo: self-improvement for the service of others. Mr. Cunningham brings the teaching to life by requesting – and getting – real-world results from the Black Belts and color belts under his guidance – results seen around the corner and around the globe!
As in all Songahm Taekwondo schools, Mr. Cunningham's students learn to perform techniques and forms while receiving lessons in respect, courtesy, perseverance, loyalty and self-control – adoptable behaviors that can become personal character traits with practice, just as the physical techniques are retained and refined over time. Students set goals and reach them, acquire knowledge, skills, flexibility, balance and speed; they advance through the ranks, compete in tournaments and do other martial arts activities, but then there's something more: the critical next step in leadership development is "practical application" of what has been learned in class!
"The life skills and just learning how to 'give back' is something special about the ATA," he says. "At its core, this martial art is almost philanthropic: we make ourselves leaders so that we can help others. It's bigger than us. It's not about how many Black Belts we can turn out, but helping folks learn to change their lives by making better grades, losing weight and getting fit, and learning skills."
Students perform community service projects as part of their curriculum and rank testing requirements, so that their "internalizing" the Songahm life skills is shown externally. Their achievements range from simple gestures to astounding fundraising feats. All are made with humble yet confident spirits. Cunningham's ATA is one of several self-defense training facilities in Bozeman, but the only one that focuses on leadership and character-building in equal measure with the physical skills of martial arts.
"We're in the business of building 'good guys' – showing people how to act as leaders so they can go out and make a difference for somebody every day," he says. This was very important to Eternal Grand Master H.U. Lee and has always been taught in the ATA. "The best thing I can do is pass that along to others."
Mr. Cunningham finds inspiration from other leaders, particularly those willing to contribute to "the greater good." He recalls that as a boy, his hero was Jacques Cousteau, the famous marine biologist who brought mysteries of the deep to television screens for the first time. "I've always been inspired by people whose work is so interesting or important to them that their enthusiasm is contagious," he says. "You kind of get swept up in their excitement."
To demonstrate the power of inspiration turned into action, Mr. Cunningham points to fellow Bozeman-native Dr. Greg Mortenson, whose charitable work building schools in the most inhospitable, remote mountains of Pakistan and Afghanistan continues to improve the lives of children and promote intercultural peace through education. His incredible story is superbly told in the New York Times Bestseller Three Cups of Tea and recently updated in Stones into Schools (in which Mr. Cunningham is mentioned). Reflecting the power of inspiration turned into action, one of Mr. Cunningham's students shared the vision, believed in the cause, and chose to take the lead in his school as his Black Belt community service project.
"One of my students raised enough money, matched by an anonymous donation, to actually fund the construction of one of Dr. Mortenson's schools through his Central Asia Institute," says Mr. Cunningham, a subject he discusses emotionally. "It's just so moving to know that an entire village now has a school – where there was nothing before – because of something we did."
Raising the many thousands of dollars necessary to building classrooms and pay teachers half a world away is a major league accomplishment for a modest-size group of martial artists in one American city, yet they are humble when speaking of it. The goal they set and met is a clear example of what can be achieved through leadership and cooperation. Students volunteer their time in other ways, directly and financially supporting other humane causes that run the gamut.
Mr. Cunningham is a leader who earns respect and gets results, due not only to his knowledge and ability, but because of his genuine care for people. He know that he and they can make a difference. The enthusiasm he shows for bettering our world reflects a combination of vision, values and experience that make him a model in his community and our association. Congratulations and thank you, sir!


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Parliamentary question by Maurizio Turco (NI) to the Commission and answer given by Mr Patten on behalf of the Commission
- 11/23/2001
- Maurizio Turco
Parliamentary questions
by Maurizio Turco (NI) to the Commission
(23 November 2001)
Subject: Outcome of the action in Afghanistan under Article 4(g) of the Council common position of 22 January 2001
On 22 January 2001 the Council adopted a common position on Afghanistan(1), Article 7 of which says that the Commission intends to direct its action towards achieving the objectives and the priorities of the common position; in Article 4(g) the Union says that, in order to help the suffering civilian population of Afghanistan, it will "ensure that its aid is provided in accordance with the common strategic framework adopted by the donor community and UN organisations and thereby encourage the implementation of a more effective common programming in Afghanistan". What practical measures did the European Commission take before the events of 11 September to meet that objective?
(1) OJ L 21, 23.1.2001, p. 1.
Joint answer given by Mr Patten
on behalf of the Commission to Written Questions
E-3220/01, E-3221/01, E-3222/01, E-3223/01, E-3224/01,E-3225/01, E-3226/01, E-3227/01, E-3228/01, E-3229/01, E-3230/01, E-3231/01,E-3232/01, E-3233/01, E-3234/01, E-3235/01, E-3236/01, E-3237/01, E-3238/01,E-3239/01, E-3240/01, E-3241/01, E-3242/01, E-3243/01, E-3244/01, E-3245/01,E-3246/01, E-3247/01, E-3248/01, E-3249/01, E-3250/01, E-3251/01 and E-3252/01
(14 January 2002)
The Commission has played a full part in all Union actions aimed at achieving the initiatives and priorities of the Union's Common Position on Afghanistan of 22 January 2001(1) (as amended).
In particular, the Commission supported the Union's Declarations on the destruction of the Bhudda statues in Bamiyan (1st March 2001) - pursuant to Article 3 of the Common Position; on the Taliban edict ordering all Hindus in Afghanistan to wear identifying marks (25 May 2001) - Article 3.
The Commission took part in Union's Troika visits to Kandahar and Faisabad to explain the terms of the Common Position to the warring factions (Articles 2, 3, 6).
A Commission expert took part in the April 2001 United Nations Drug Control programme (UNDCP) fact finding mission to Afghanistan to assess the degree of compliance with the Taliban edict forbidding opium poppy cultivation (Article 5), and in the preparation of the resulting mission report.
However, no action to prevent poppy cultivation or drug trafficking was financed in Afghanistan by the Community. On the other hand, the Community finances several actions to prevent opium/heroin trafficking from Afghanistan to the Union.
Finally, in the first nine months of 2001, the Commission, through the European Community's Humanitarian (ECHO), committed euro 22,5 million of humanitarian aid funds to support emergency actions by United Nations (UN) aid agencies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) inside Afghanistan and on behalf of Afghan refugees in Pakistan and Iran (Article 4). Actions in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran committed under the Commission's year 2000 budget for Aid to Uprooted People were implemented during 2001. These actions amounted to euro 16,6 million (Article 4).
Actions by ECHO, by the Aid to Uprooted People budget and the Community's food aid budget have continued post-September 11 and indeed have accelerated. The total for these three budgets for 2001 is now in excess of euro 100 million (of which ECHO euro 50 million, Food Aid euro 28,5 million, Aid to Uprooted People euro 22,5 million).
The Commission plays an active role in the Afghan Support Group and the Afghan Forum, international bodies which co-ordinate donor community activities relating to Afghanistan and the refugee populations in neighbouring countries, in the Horizontal Drugs Group of the Council and in the Dublin Group which co-ordinates efforts to eradicate trafficking in illicit drugs.
(1) OJ L 21, 23.1.2001, as amended OJ L 289, 6.11.2001.
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My invitation must have got lost in the mail. Did Santa bring you a wfo?
Digestibility be damned! I'll pay the price tomarrow. Tonight the song of the pizza sounds as a siren's song does to a lonesome sailor alone at sea. ( cue dramatic music in the backgound)
Overall, my mods were are show in this picture. Thank you all!
No... thank you! That was one of the more detailed write-ups I've seen yet.Just curious if anyone can take some actual measurements of everything that exists between the burner and the top stone? I'm working on a modified version of the MBE (details to come-- still gathering parts) but it's really quite hard to tell what dimensions are involved (or what works best for you guys) by videos and pictures alone.I won't be working with a Weber platform but I *think* I'll be able to use a larger top stone and have the ability to make a lot of vertical adjustments to fine-tune the finished product.. I just need that decent 'baseline' to get started.Thanks!
Welcome CMY, Here's the straight skinny my friend, you're on your own.
CMY or anyone interested. You guys should look into this Charbroil Patio Bistro infrared electricl grill.
We'll see how it pans out.. pretty sure that recommending an untested product to a newbie is not the way to go, however. -Chris
Not going that far.. the simple facts are that I have a BC fryer (doing double duty for brewing) and I also have a slightly older Char-Broil smoker that was used once in the last 10 years. It's clean, almost new (after a bath) and ready for duty. I've been waffling back and forth on buying a new 18" Weber for this but it occurred to me today that I could easily adjust a lot of good/bad if I mounted the burner within this tub (and started off with some proven specs). As the product of a few engineers I like a solid foundation. I've got a week or two until I have a vehicle that can pick up "R2P2" (amongst other items) and start my own thread. We'll see how it pans out.. pretty sure that recommending an untested product to a newbie is not the way to go, however. -Chris
Chris, My high pressure burner extends inside the bottom of the kettle 3/4" or 20 mm. Between the bottle of my tile(hearth) and the top of the burner the distance is 5.5" or 14 cm. I use no diffuser of any kind. Distance between the hearth tile and the lid mounted tile is 3" or 7.7 cm. The inside diameter of the kettle is 17.5" or 44.5 cm. The gap at the rear between the kettle and the tile is a maximum of 1" 25mm tapering to zero. As my tile is an octogon there five such open areas. The three forward open areas are stuffed with al. foil. I use a twenty to forty lb. high pressure regulator imported from the USA. I wrapped electrical tape around the adjustment thread on the regulator to maintain a consistent setting so I can back it off after a baking session. I use no foil inside. My ramp up time to 700F, 350C is 15 minutes. For what it's worth, there you have it. Don
Thanks Norma, you have always been one of the few who have encouraged me along the way and I thank you. I was really pleased with this particular dough and bake because I made many adjustments to the dough & dough making protocol to accomodate my work schedule. For example, I had woken up earlier than normal and decided to make dough on short notice for pies 12 hours later. I was using a flour I hadn't used in close to a year, I had to ball the dough shortly after mixing because I would be at work all day.I made a drier dough than normal just to see the effects. I put oil in one ball and not the other, can you all see tge difference in the crumb? Which one has oil? I ask my wife to send me pictures of the dough via cell phone so I can better monitor the dough. This is of course after I ask how she and the girls are doing. I also frequently ask her to place the dough into a warm microwave to hasten proofing. So depending on my work schedule, I prefer to under yeast the dough and vary the prooing temps depending on when I want to bake.Anyways, I'm finding that I play a huge role in making the pizza I enjoy. It's much more than following a recipe and fermenting for X hours. I'm in control of more of the process and that makes it much more fun for me.Chau
Which one has oil? Chau
i have to built oven like this mbo of yours tran man, your result of pizzas are amazing. looks very tasty.
Let me know which pie had oil added. Do you like oil in your dough or do you prefer no oil? Norma


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France 1870 – 1943
The Muses
[Les muses] 1893
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canvas 171.5 (h) x 137.5 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Purchase 1932
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
On 12 June 1893 Denis married his great love, Marthe Meurier. The reception was held on the terrace in front of the Pavilion of Henri IV in the forest of St-Germain-en-Laye, Paris, which had been the setting for Denis' major painting The Muses, completed earlier that year. This large decorative composition was both a significant representation of the artist's style at the time, as well as a remarkable prefiguring of Art Nouveau, which emerged in the mid 1890s.
For Denis—like one of his heroes, Cézanne—it was not enough to just copy nature.1 For this canvas, he has taken the subject of the Muses of Greek literature, in which nine goddesses were associated with nine arts and identified by nine symbols. Denis has chosen to paint his new wife as the three principal figures in the foreground. She is shown as the representation of 'Art' (with a sketch book on her lap), as 'Love' (seen from behind, dressed in a ball-gown with the luminous skin of her shoulders and back revealed), and as 'Religion' (with her hair veiled and her religious text open).2 Further female figures pose quietly among the trees, adding to the ethereal nature of the composition.3
Another great influence on Denis' work was Puvis. Denis had become particularly enamoured with Puvis' art when he'd visited an exhibition in 1887, noting in his journal: 'I found the decorative, calm and simple appearance of his paintings very beautiful.'4 By 1893 Denis had matured as an artist and was confident enough to have adopted a far richer palette of reds, golds and greens for his composition. The sinuous lines and decorative patterning of the trees—their trunks, their leaves, and the leaf-strewn ground which appears like a Persian carpet—creates a sense of other-worldliness, mystery and stillness.
This painting was commissioned by Arthur Fontaine, a senior bureaucrat in the French government and one of the wealthy patrons for whom the Nabis provided their painting and applied arts. An interior view of Fontaine's house at 6 Rue Greffuhle in Paris, dated 1904, was painted by Vuillard. That painting includes a depiction of Denis' The Muses hanging on the wall. This painting of a painting, and an interior with figures, captures a sense of the private space and private subject matter that Denis and many of his fellow Nabis sought to create in their art, and which the new clientele of the haute bourgeoisie eagerly acquired.
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Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Maurice Denis, 'Cézanne–II', The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs, vol. 16, no. 83, February 1910, p. 275.
- Jean Paul Bouillon quoted in Gloria Groom, Beyond the easel: decorative painting by Bonnard, Vuillard, Denis, and Roussel, 1890–1930, Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago 2001, p. 83.
- A variant version of this composition, Women in a park (Femmes en parc) 1893, Musée Leon Dierx, St Denis de la Reunion, adds specificity and character to the women, thus detracting from their other-worldliness. See Groom, p. 85, fig. 1.
- Referring to events of 18 December 1887, Denis, Journal, vol. 1, p. 67, quoted in Guy Cogeval, 'The heavens cannot wait: Maurice Denis and the Symbolist culture', in Maurice Denis 1870–1943, Ghent: Snoeck-Ducaju and Zoon 1994, p. 21 (Art to Art trans.).


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It is only the preseason, but the 2009-10 edition of the Emery High Lady Spartans are now 7-0 in this young season but the Spartans appear to be legitimate title contenders again this season. Emery has two of the top seven scorers in 3-A basketball in Abbie Kay and Taylor Mann. Last week Emery defeated Carbon High 55-40, Dixie High 51-36 and Cedar City 50-36. All three games were played on the road. Emery is ranked in the top five in 3-A basketball also ranked by the Salt Lake Tribune in the top 20 for any classification. Abbie is the only senior starter and one of only two on the team.
Last week, Abbie averaged 17 points per game in the three games while Taylor averaged just over 15 points per game. Besides shooting the ball well, Abbie and Taylor also rebound well and play good defense. Last week, Abbie had 12 rebounds against Carbon, 11 against Dixie and eight against Cedar. Taylor had five against Carbon, 11 against Dixie and 14 against Cedar. They also, as a pair, had 13 blocked shots, eight assists and eight steals.
At Carbon, the Dinos grabbed the early lead at 5-0 as Tia Pappas had a great first few minutes of the game for Carbon as she scored baskets and came up with several steals against the Spartans. Abbie scored Emery's first points the Spartans tied the score at 5-5 and then grabbed their first lead of the game at 7-6. Emery led after the first quarter at 12-8.
Carbon tied the score at 12-12 before Abbie scored seven points and Taylor Mann scored six and Emery led 28-18 at the half. Emery scored the first six points of the second half but the Dinos refused to quit and came right back and scored six of their own. Emery fouled and Carbon shot free throws in the third period as the Dinos stayed 10 back after three quarters.
Jessica Murray, who up to this point had been quiet on the offensive end of court, scored 10 straight points to finally put the Dinos away. Her offensive output came in a two-minute period.
Mann finished the game with 15 points, Kay with 12 points, Tayler Jewkes also had 12 points on four 3-pointers and Murray was the fourth Spartan in double figures with 10 points. Brooke Jensen scored six points coming off the bench.
At Dixie, Emery led 13-8 after the first quarter and 23-17 at the half despite the fact that Abbie did not score in that half. Mann scored 12 points, with Murray adding seven points.
Abbie scored six points in the third quarter and another eight points in the final period while Taylor was scoring another 10 points in the second half. Also scoring in the game were Markette Tanner with two points, Jenni Stinson with two points, Murray with nine points and Jensen with two points.
At Cedar City, Emery played great second quarter defense to give themselves breathing room early on. After leading 16-8 after the first period, Emery limited Cedar to four second quarter points while scoring 13 of their won to lead 28-12 at the half.
Abbie led the way with 25 points. Abbie made 50 percent of her shots in the game from the field and was six for seven at the free throw line. Abbie pulled down eight rebounds including five offensive rebounds, had three blocked shots and four steals in the game.
Mann scored nine points but pulled down 14 rebounds. Jewkes scored 10 points to also finish in double figures. Murray only scored a single point but dished out seven assists, had two steals and a blocked shot. Makia Sherman scored a single point in the fourth quarter and Jensen scored two points.
Emery picked up another easy pre-season basketball victory with a 60-40 win over Stansbury High. This was a rescheduled game that was canceled due to snow. Stansbury is a new high school in Tooele County made up of former students of Tooele and Grantsville High Schools.
After Stansbury scored the first basket of the game, Emery went on a 9-0 run to set the tone for the rest of the game. Jenni Stinson scored Emery's first two points on a 15-foot shot and Abbie Kay then scored five straight points as Emery eased into the lead for good.
With Coach Steven Gordon encouraging his team to "finish the shot, defend a little better and to not make bad passes," Emery held Stansbury to five first quarter points while scoring 15 points of their own. Abbie led the way with seven points and Taylor Mann added six points as the Stallions had no answer for Emery's inside play.
The second quarter saw Emery increase their lead to 18 points as the Spartans outscored their opponent 16-8 in the quarter. All of Stansbury's points came off baskets after Emery turnovers. Both Abbie and Taylor scored six more points in the second quarter to lead Emery.
At the half, Coach Gordon to his players, "You have got to make good passes. We've got to stop these turnovers."
Emery continued padding their lead in the third quarter as it got to as much as 24 points before ending the period at 21 points with a score of 50-29. Abbie added another seven points, Tayler Jewkes scored five points and Stinson added another five points.
Abbie Kay led the way in the game with 20 points, four steals, two rebounds and a blocked shot. Taylor Mann finished with 14 points, five rebounds, two blocked shots and a steal. Jenni Stinson added nine points and a steal. Tayler Jewkes scored seven points, had five assists and three steals. Jessica Murray had two points, six steals, five assists and four rebounds. Brooke Jensen scored four points and had five rebounds.
Jessica Murray, while not scoring a lot of points in the game, seemed to be all over the place helping her team win with her hustle. Jessica had a good game making her teammates better and doing the dirty work that somebody has to do. She also defended Stansbury's best player throughout the game.
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A first-half penalty try proved to be the difference as Munster defeated Connacht 16-12 in tough conditions in Galway.
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Munster crucially struck for 10 unanswered points late in the first half while Connacht hooker Jason Harris-Wright was in the sin-bin.
Ian Keatley converted a penalty try and added his second penalty, handing Rob Penney's men a 13-6 interval lead with Dan Parks booting a brace of penalties for Connacht.
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The big Connacht lock slid onto a grubber kick in the right corner but failed to get the necessary downward pressure according to television match official Marshall Kilgore.
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Connacht brought the wind and rain home with them from Biarritz last week, and were boosted by the return of stand-in captain Nathan White and Naoupu to their pack.
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Connacht threatened with a deft dink from Parks that David McSharry gobbled up, but the young centre lost the ball in contact.
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A cleaner strike from Parks edged Connacht back in front, punishing Tommy O'Donnell for not rolling away.
The former Scotland international was growing in influence, but his opposite number Keatley pulled off a terrific try-saving tackle on Fetu'u Vainikolo as the Tongan winger raced towards the left corner.
The momentum shifted to Munster just before the break as repeated ruck infringements saw Connacht lose Harris-Wright to the sin-bin.
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The run of penalties against was beginning to hurt the westerners, with Keatley nudging over his fourth successful kick on the resumption.
Eoin McKeon won a lineout to set up the Connacht forwards for a series of pick and goes and Parks popped over a close range penalty for a 16-9 scoreline.
A drop goal from 25 metre range from Parks put just four points between the sides, the opportunity coming after young number 8 McKeon ran hard from turnover ball.
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Parks missed the resulting penalty though and the covering Peter Stringer did just enough to put Naoupu off as the pair dived for that bouncing ball nine minutes from time.
Munster held their ground and their late control of possession wound down the clock for another hard-fought inter-provincial victory.
The scorers:
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Yellow Card: Harris-Wright
For Munster:
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Pens: Keatley 3
Con: Keatley
Yellow Card: Downey
Connacht: 15 Robbie Henshaw, 14 Tiernan O'Halloran, 13 Danie Poolman, 12 Dave McSharry, 11 Fetu'u Vainikolo, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Kieran Marmion, 8 Eoin McKeon, 7 Johnny O'Connor, 6 Andrew Browne, 5 Mike McCarthy, 4 George Nauopu, 3 Nathan White (c), 2 Jason Harris-Wright, 1 Brett Wilkinson.
Replacements: 16 Ethienne Reynecke, 17 Dennis Buckley, 18 Ronan Loughney, 19 Michael Swift, 20 Eoghan Grace, 21 Paul O'Donohoe, 22 Matthew Jarvis, 23 Eoin Griffin.
Munster: 15 Denis Hurley, 14 Johne Murphy, 13 Casey Laulala, 12 James Downey, 11 Luke O'Dea, 10 Ian Keatley, 9 Conor Murray, 8 James Coughlan, 7 Tommy O'Donnell, 6 Paddy Butler, 5 Billy Holland, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 Stephen Archer, 2 Mike Sherry, 1 David Kilcoyne.
Replacements: 16 Sean Henry, 17 Wian du Preez, 18 BJ Botha, 19 Dave Foley, 20 Sean Dougall, 21 Duncan Williams, 22 JJ Hanrahan, 23 Danny Barnes.


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St. Patrick's Day is a time when people go to their favorite Irish bars (or any bar for that matter) and embrace the fun-loving spirit of the Irish! It's said that everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day!
However, I doubt that most of those drinking and frolicking in the streets in New Orleans or other American cities spend any time honoring the life of St. Patrick. But as a good Catholic, I'm sure St. Patrick would still appreciate the frivolity of the celebration.
St. Patrick's Day is known for drinking green beer, Irish whiskey, eating corn beef, cabbage and potatoes – but in more recent years St. Patrick's Day has become a day filled with controversy.
The controversy over St. Patrick's Day parades centers on whether gays and lesbians should be allowed to march under banners that declare their sexual orientation. The battle over the inclusion of gays and lesbians in New York City's historic parade went to the Supreme Court. The High Court ruled that since the parade was operated by a private organization – it could exclude gays and lesbians parading as a distinguished group within the parade.
This year, Guinness withdrew its sponsorship of the New York City parade over the controversy and the makers of Samuel Adams pulled their sponsorship of the traditional Boston St. Patrick's Day parade yesterday.
Some bars in both New York and Boston threatened to stop selling Guinness and Samuel Adams if the companies refused to withdraw their sponsorships of the parades.
As far as I know, the controversy over gay and lesbian inclusion is not a big controversy in Ireland – so why should it be so controversial in America?
If you listen to The Scoot Show regularly on WWL – you know that I totally support gay equality and denounce any judgment of individuals based on their sexual orientation – but I think there are a few things we can all learn from the controversy about gays and lesbians parading in St. Patrick's Day parades.
When this issue first became a controversy years ago, I remember reading that it was not an issue in Ireland, because in Ireland, you are considered Irish first – and gay or lesbian second. This led to the realization that we are more divided in America and many define themselves as straight or gay or liberal or conservative or black and white first – and American second – when we should think of ourselves - and each other as Americans first!
We can learn from the Irish. It is time for us to think of ourselves as Americans first – or in the case of St. Patrick's Day parades – Irish first and sexual orientation is second.
If proud Americans of Irish decent want to be part of a St. Patrick's Day parade then their sexual orientation should not disqualify their inclusion. And if proud Americans are gay or lesbian, then maybe the focus should not be on proclaiming their sexual orientation during a parade but their focus should be on the fact that they are Irish – or part Irish – and nothing else for that occasion.
This is not to suggest that gays and lesbians should not be proud of their sexual orientation and should not demand inclusion throughout society, but when it comes to a parade where the distinguishing factor is being Irish – then shouldn't everyone accent their Irish heritage rather than their sexual orientation?
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Posted on 04/24/2012 9:51:08 AM PDT by tatown
WASHINGTON (AP) Newt Gingrich's daughter says the former House speaker will "reassess" his campaign after the votes are tallied in Delaware, potentially setting the stage for his exit from the Republican presidential race.
Jackie Gingrich Cushman said Tuesday that her father's campaign has slimmed down but is still winning over voters who aren't yet sold on Mitt Romney, who has effectively clinched the GOP presidential nomination.
Despite trailing Romney in convention delegates and fundraising, Gingrich has vowed to campaign until the party's late-summer convention in Florida.
Gingrich is carrying more than $4.3 million in debt and has been spending more money than he is taking in.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.yahoo.com ...
I read a few pieces where people thought that Newt wanted to go out on a high note with a strong showing in DE. Are there any current numbers from there?
I haven't seen anything new from DE.
Has anybody seen anything from any of the states that have not yet voted in the primary?
Since Santorum dropped out, they stopped conducting primary polls. Over at RealClearPolitics I've seen nothing for weeks. It's just part of the media narrative that the rest of our votes just don't matter.
"....Romney, who has effectively clinched the GOP presidential nomination."
WHOA! When did he do that!?
It really P*sses me off when candidates drop out before all the states get to vote. Same as election night when the news people call the races before all states get to vote.
That's why we need a National Primary Day.
I think it was a couple years ago...
I think it has more to do with money. Polling gets expensive, depending on the state and methodology. I don't think Newt has any money to do it and Milt doesn't care anymore.
True. A couple of years ago he clinched it with the GOP-e didn't he.
As a money raiser, perhaps Newt's campaign should sell "NO ROMBAMA" bumper stickers.
He won this nomination process de facto when his operatives were given such strong reign over Palin's VP campaign.
Yet, much can still happen before Election Day. Things could turn on a dime.
It costs a lot of money to campaign. When the inflow of donations tapers off, so does the campaigning.
....Romney, who has effectively clinched the GOP presidential nomination.
WHOA! When did he do that!?"
The day Sarah Palin announced she wasn't running....
Methinks maybe dirty tricks last 24 hours to depress opposition to Romney, since the text rather continues to not match the gossipy headline.
I will stand with Newt until/unless HE tells me he's out.
You are correct. It snuck past me on initial reading. Good catch!
If Newt Gingrich does, officially, drop out of the '12 race for POTUS, then who should the majorities of conservative voters/very conservative voters vote for, instead, in the '12 race for POTUS, and how does anybody make such a choice really happen, if it's not going to be voting in the majority for RINO Mitt Romney? Virgil Goode? Gary Johnson? "Blank" the race for '12 POTUS? Write-In somebody else-the same person, as a majority of conservative/very conservative voters? How is the U.S. not on its last legs, as a capitalistic country?
Why would a campaign say that right BEFORE the state is voting?
Doesn't she see how that will hurt his GOTV effort?
You mean in order to guarantee that the richest candidate wins all the time? The deepest pockets would just flood the airways in all the big markets in every key state and win by default forever. You think guys like Santorum or Newt had a hard time competing this time around, under your plan they wouldn't even have a chance. Your national primary day proposal eliminates the ability for a guy with few resources like Santorum to gain traction over the course of a primary and at least have an opportunity to emerge. If you ever, ever, ever want more candidates in touch with the grass roots running for office, you absolutely do not want a national primary day. Not saying what we have is all that great, but national primary day is simply an atrocious alternative.
Please see post 20.
I think we need a Conservative Primary, so that we all get behind ONE candidate who will run against the GOP establishment candidate for the GOP nomination.
We can't beat a McCain or Romney if we are splitting our vote between 3-5 conservatives. We did the same thing in 2008 as we did this year and it does not work.
If there were 5 conservatives running against GHW Bush in 1980, there would have been no Reagan. Bush would have walked away with it just as Romney is doing.
Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results.
I don't have to post crap. Buy a Google button and do your own legwork. There are a bunch of editorials on the subject. Just this week, Newt himself said in an interview that...
"I think we need to take a deep look at what we are doing," Gingrich told NBC News in an exclusive interview on Monday. "We will be in North Carolina tomorrow night and we will look and see what the results are." He acknowledged that he would have to "reassess" his campaign depending on how he fares in Delaware, a winner-take-all state with 17 delegates at stake.
If you are not aware, "reassess" is political code for drop out.
Yes, and I guess you're saying that the candidates' judgement doesn't matter either?
What if we shorten your statement to the nub:
Since Santorum dropped out, ...the rest of our votes just dont matter.
Damn that Santorum. If he'd stayed in then RCP would do polls and MY vote would still matter! wow.
Amen, brother.
What about a national party day primary #1 to whittle the list of potential candidates. Then have numerous widely-televised debates moderated not at all. Turn on the cameras and mikes and let the 4 or 5 candidates have at it. Let US decide what we think. Great TV too!
Then after a few months, have a national party primary day #2 to select the Presidential candidate. The convention would then nominate and select the veep and everyone give speeches.
Nowhere is it written that we have to do things the way we have been doing them to select a party's candidates.
An honest Republican Party selection process WOULD produce a Conservative candidate. Elites know it and that's why it's been done the way it has been.
Whether intentional or not, this news item is geared to dissuade American voters, in these primary States today, from voting for Gingrich. What other purpose? Why would the Gingrich campaign make this announcement ahead of voting? They wouldn't. Please see post 20, this thread.
Gawd, that picture is freakin' horrible. Penguin bites can really hurt. LOL
Why should Iowa determine who the candidate is, how many candidates are eliminated because these little states don't like them? It's not fair that the race is already decided before the Texas primary.
Oh please, how many primary voters today would really read an article from the Guardian in the UK and have that sway their opinion?
As if they don't now?!?!?!
Hey, I agree. I don't like that Iowa goes first all the time. How about we press the party to mix it up more? I'd be all for that. I am not saying the way we are doing it now is necessarily good, I am just saying a national primary day would be even worse.
McCain ran on a shoestring budget during some of the 2008 campaign when everyone had written him off. He didn't have much money to spend and he won anyway.
All I am saying is a national primary day would virtually guarantee the richest candidate(s) swamps the key media markets and wins the nomination every time. Candidates would never have an opportunity to emerge and get stronger as the primary season progresses. It's just not a good idea at all.
Not in a runoff. The best Conservative merely needs to make it to #2, then consolidate the Conservative vote. Project that scenario onto 2012, and this thread could be about Gingrich announcing his VP choice...
I don't think so. I don't care if Newt isn't even in this anymore. He and Santorum are still on ballots and available for the non Milt vote. I will be voting non Milt shortly here. If anything, I think this talk pushes down Milt voters. Why bother to vote, when your guy has this "sewed up"?
Yea, but if we did that how in the hell could the GOPe manipulate the selection?
Dear Newt,
Please announce:
1. That your name will remain on all ballots in all states.
2. That you strongly encourage the voters to rock the establishment, rock the vote, and vote non-romney.
3. That especially those states at the end of the process should register a protest that the GOP-establishment thinks their out-of-control attack ads and media management have reduced everyone's choices to zero. ROCK THAT ARROGANCE and STICK IT TO 'EM! Vote on your ballot ANYTHING BUT ROMNEY!
"Thats why we need a National Primary Day."
You are correct; ordinary primary voters won't hear it from this UK outlet. But I understood this link was to be typical of what the news media in general are reporting today, not an isolated hidden news tidbit.
My mistake, I suppose, but is it one worthy of condescension...? Well, you for one thought so.
First of all, the Primary Season is way too long, which of course benefits the candidates with the most money.
I like the idea of breaking it out into maybe 3 primary days, spread out over one month. Each of the days has a mix of small states/large states, so that the number of electoral votes on each day is roughly the same.......after each one, the bottom one or two candidates must drop out.
A nothing article is right.
The campaign has already indicated it would reassess after Delaware. I read about that earlier and not from anything the daughter said.
This headline makes it sound like this reassessment will lead to a drop out, and doesn't even mention it happens AFTER Delaware, and people haven't even voted yet.
But we have people here claiming it's all innocent and pure as the wind drive snow.
Hadn't considered that angle. Thanks.
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This week's episode of Real Housewives of New Jersey felt like an old-school episode, in that it mostly revolved around the OGs of the show. Sure, we saw Melissa a little bit, but the real fun to be seen was in the Catskills. Between the quads, the guns, and the sex talk, the ladies seemed to have a great time. Check out what Danielle Staub had to say about her nemeses on the show.
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Vision 2017
Adopted by the Board of Trustees, June 4, 2012.
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Saint Xavier University will be an educational institution that responds to people with dignity and promotes thought leadership, giving voice to that effort through the scholarship and prominent work of our faculty and staff. We will use that leadership to develop mutually beneficial relationships and strategic partnerships with external communities so that we can create increased opportunities for a diverse community of ethical, motivated and socially engaged learners who are prepared for 21st century careers.
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Each of these goals is supported by several objectives and metrics. The Steering Committee assigned a priority to each of these objectives and metrics, considered whether existing or new resources would be required to address them, and specified a time frame for completion. In cases in which no new resources are anticipated, at least in the short run, the Steering Committee believes that the objectives can be met through either refocusing existing resources and/or changing the mindset of those tasked with their implementation.
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Nov. 20, 2012 -- The old saying "You're only as old as you feel" has new life, backed up by a new study.
Researchers found older people with positive views on aging were 44% more likely to recover fully after severe disability than those with negative views on aging.
People with positive attitudes about aging also had a slower decline in their ability to do daily tasks such as dressing and bathing.
"It may be something worth considering that might help people's recovery," says researcher Becca Levy, PhD, associate professor at the Yale School of Public Health.
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In the study, researchers periodically surveyed 598 people aged 70 or older about their views on aging over a period of about 11 years.
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Eighties Luke: Fat To The Future
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80s Luke, Mancunian human gag machine, fast becoming a cult in his own beltline, takes you back to all that was great about the 80s then catapults you to places yet to be discovered. Mentally interesting!
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Rob Rouse: The Great Escape
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2010
Rob Rouse's return to Edinburgh last year won him much critical acclaim and a sell-out run in one of the primetime slots of the festival. This year, Rob explores the ego, time and escaping the traps life inevitably throws at us. Expect stand up, expect sketches, expect characters... expect hilarity.
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Greendale - Mike Esser's Eagle Scout project is a fine reflection of his dedication to serve the community.
Esser, a 16-year-old junior at Thomas More High School, spent a good part of this past summer leading an effort to place reflective tape on all 650 fire hydrants throughout the village.
The dark green hydrants could not be easily spotted in the dark before the tape was applied.
Esser said he had no idea what project he would end up taking on when he walked into the police station to interview Police Chief Bob Malasuk six months ago.
'We talked about all kinds of things such as safety concerns around Southridge and the high school,' Esser said. 'I told him I was looking for a project to do for my merit badge. I never expected to get an answer.'
Knowing there was a need to better identify the hydrants, the chief connected Esser to Public Works Director Mark Uecker.
'When I first heard of the need, I thought it was interesting,' Esser said. 'I did not know much about the hydrants.'
He got a thorough education when Uecker helped him reproduce a map of the hydrant sites throughout the village. From there, Esser said, he began organizing four other Scouts and soliciting transportation from adults who could take them to each of the hydrants.
'We had to wait a little while (because) the tape was on order,' Esser said. 'We worked through June and July because Mr. Uecker wanted to get everything done by August.'
Esser said he learned a lot from the project.
'I had never been to the water building before,' he said. 'I did not know that Mr. Uecker had a staff, and I really didn't know anything about all the hydrants in Greendale. Some of them were very hidden. The maps were helpful, but they were not exact, so we had to search for those.'
While the physical part of the project is complete, Esser now has to write a full report about his experience, and provide photographic documentation. The report will be reviewed and, if accepted, Esser will have earned his merit badge.
'I definitely had a great time,' he said. 'It was a good leadership experience. I think everyone should go into Scouting, because it teaches life skills, including how to deal with people and how to relate and be polite.'
Esser's work was a benefit to the community.
'We really needed to do something about those hydrants, because they are so hard to see,' Uecker said. 'We got the idea of the tape from New Berlin. We just needed some help in getting it done. It's nice to see young people step forward and volunteer.'
Esser's father, also named Mike, said he has watched his son and others grow through Scouting.
'When I was young, I only went through Cub Scouts,' the elder Esser said. 'Now I am involved in my son's Scouting activities. These kids mature right in front of your eyes. It's cool that he was able to do something for the community he lives in. A lot of times Scouting helps in other areas and towns, but this time it's nice he could do something for Greendale.'
Young Esser's grandfather, a Muskego resident, even helped.
'We have a lot of Scouts in our family,' Michael Derdzinski said, noting his own Scouting days were interrupted by World War II.
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Colby Ray Kramer
A celebration of life for Colby Ray Kramer will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 28 at the Performance Center at Mancos High School. Colby was born on March 14, 1991 in Cortez to Darren and Peggy Kramer. Colby was called home to the Lord on Saturday, April 21, in Mancos.
Colby enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He loved all people and had a passion for cooking. He was a graduate of Anaconda Culinary School, in Anaconda, Montana. While there, he met numerous other friends. Colby touched numerous lives.
Surviving Colby are his parents, Darren and Peggy Kramer of Mancos; brothers, Billy Hicks-Kramer and wife Joshalynn of Mancos and their children Danna, Darren, and Adam, Jerry Kramer and wife Niki of Mancos and their children Destiny and Chelsey; grandparents, Charleen Randoldph of Cortez, Virginia and Gary Bane of Cortez and Bill and Charlie Reed of Tucscon, Ariz.; uncles, Jody Randolph of Cortez, Randy and wife Melissa Mathews of Mancos and their children Hannah, Sierra, Cutter and Zane, and Cody Reed and wife Honey and children of Meeker, Colo.; aunt Kierra Fury and husband Danny of Mancos and their children Cameron and Colt; cousin, Courtney Grauberger and husband Lee of Cortez; special brother, Tyler Jones of Mancos; and numerous other extended family and friends.
In lieu of flowers, please contact the family if you would like to contribute to a memorial fund in Colbys name that has been set up. Following the ceremony there will be a potluck dinner. Arrangements are being made through Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com.


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