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EASLEY—Randy Parks had just finished his fourth marathon and was waiting for his wife on a downtown Boston, MA street near the finish line when the unthinkable happened.
Two thunderous booms rocked the nearby buildings and Parks, an Easley resident, knew something was wrong.
"We immediately knew that something wasn't right," Parks said. "We heard the explosions and didn't know what it was."
The explosions Parks heard came from the finish line of the Boston Marathon, where more than 100 attendees were injured and two were confirmed dead. As of Tuesday morning, 17 of those injured were in critical condition.
Parks said his race had already concluded.
"I had finished the race about an hour before the explosions," Parks said. "I was searching for my wife near a family gathering section about a block from the finish line."
Initially, Parks said, there was a lot of confusion.
"In my area, there wasn't a whole lot of confusion early on," Parks said. "A few minutes later we started seeing people that were clearly upset leaving the area. Through word of mouth, we were kind of hearing people say that a bomb went off."
Parks said first responders immediately took to the streets.
"It was confusing from then on," Parks said. "Police were trying to get people off the streets and away from those buildings. It was amazing to see all the firemen and policemen racing to that area."
Parks said the search for his wife was worrisome, and it took longer than he expected.
"It took us probably a half an hour to meet up with my wife," Parks said. "I knew where we were supposed to meet, and I knew the bombs had exploded close to the finish line. I knew that she was not supposed to be at the finish line. When we couldn't find each other, of course you start wondering and worrying."
"I just had to wait until she came back to the hotel where we were staying," he said.
Parks said he picked up a sense of urgency from those passing by who had seen the blast.
"It was extremely loud and you knew pretty quickly that something definitely wasn't right," Parks said. "I kept seeing people that were very clearly upset and distraught over what they had just seen. You could kind of see and overhear what they were saying while talking about some of the terrible damage that was done."
Parks said it seemed as if spectators took the worst of the carnage.
The aftermath of the explosion resulted in lock-down security and panic in the city.
"Our hotel was right behind the finish line, so they wouldn't let us leave the hotel last night," Parks said. "We were sort of stuck there. There was a heightened sense of concern. We were watching local media, and they said they were getting reports of another bomb in the hotel across from us. You just worry that something else is going to happen."
Prior to the chaos, Parks said he was having a very memorable and joyous day.
"This was my first Boston Marathon," Parks said. "It was a beautiful day with perfect weather. It was an incredible experience and a very tough run. You certainly weren't thinking anything like that was going to happen."
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When given custody of her son's two children in 2000, Lenora Clark had already learned enough to recognize that she was being given a second chance.
But when she enrolled in the Parenting Matters class offered through N.C. Cooperative Extension and taught by extension agent Sharon English, she realized that she may still have more to learn.
Earlier this year, Clark's story was featured in "Solutions for North Carolina," a publication showcasing the achievements of individuals through N.C. Cooperative Extension programs. In March, Clark shared her experience at N.C. A&T University at a state cooperative extension meeting.
Clark's story will also be featured Monday night during the annual Report to the People by the Scotland County Cooperative Extension.
'I was wrong'
"I raised my children, my sister's children, my house was the block house," Clark said. "I thought they couldn't tell me any more than I already knew, but I was wrong."
Clark refers to Courtney, 13, and Cody, 11, as her children, having raised them as her own while their parents serve long prison terms. When the course was initially recommended to her, Clark balked at the suggestion, but capitulated after remembering piece of advice offered by late Laurinburg attorney Charles Hicks when he assisted her in filing for custody of the children.
"He told me that day that I had a big responsibility and I did not want to let him down at all," she said.
Parenting Matters focuses on understanding children's emotional, social, and mental development, as well as helping parents understand their own parenting styles and developing communication skills.
"We do not get instruction manuals with our children, and we cannot operate under a one-size-fits-all style," English said. "Coming to parenting classes does not mean that you are doing something wrong, it just means that you can learn more and find new techniques. This curriculum just gives lots of good tips and techniques and helps you identify your strengths and share them with your children."
During the course, Clark altered her parenting style, discarding the methods used by her elders and opting for discussion rather than simply shouting.
"When I was coming up, if I'd done something wrong, you got it," said Clark. "But these days, you just can't do that, you have to explain to them why it was wrong and the consequences of what could or would have happened."
Now, when a child's grades slip below a B or Cody asks why he's not allowed to go somewhere his sister is going, "because I said so" is no longer in Clark's vocabulary. And meals taken as a family without the distraction of electronics are now a daily occurrence.
"A lot of things stuck with me, but one was to have one meal together with no TV, no telephone, no radio, no nothing," Clark said. "It's gotten to the point where my children look forward to that because we weren't going to argue, we weren't going to fuss, it was going to be positive."
English said that the class, which is taught continuously, is attended increasingly by grandparents, as well as couples and single parents of both sexes. English remembers Clark taking to the instruction from the very first of the eight course sessions, and Clark's success will one one of the highlights of the Scotland County cooperative extension center's Annual Report to the People on Monday evening.
"I can remember how seriously she took her homework, how she developed her own notebook and took pride in that," English said. I could see her grow and develop as the classes went on and she became like a mentor to others as she embraced the concepts that were being taught."
Recalling the dinners and the trips to McDonald's and the movies that would have been missed had she not stepped forward to raise her grandchildren, Clark said that more grandparents should be willing to assume that responsibility when necessary.
"If the circumstances came up that the parents were going to be out of the picture, I would hope that a grandparent would step up and say that the children are not going to be separated, and take them," she said. For Courtney, who hopes to become an anesthesiologist, and Cody, who holds on to dreams of becoming a professional fisherman, Clark's decision has made their aspirations possible.
"There were five of us kids and we always had what we needed, but I'm trying to break a cycle here," Clark said. "I want them to go to school, I want them to go to college, I just want them to have opportunities that I didn't have."


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Just thought I'd throw out some ideas here early on in regards to some perk ideas. The order may not be the best, but I kind of like the set-up. I brought back a couple classic perks, and included a couple new perks that I liked and thought might be useful, aswell as moved a few of the abilities to other perks. Let me know what you think, and where you think improvements can be made. Perks Tier 1 - Support Stealth Approach - Quicker Capture of non-enemy controlled objectives (think Dom/HQ) Stealth Approach Pro - Quicker Capture of Enemy Controlled Objectives Bomb Squad - Decreases time it takes plant Bombs Bomb Squad Pro - Decrease the time it takes to Defuse Bombs Flak Jacket - Increased Resistance to Explosives Flak Jacket Pro - Increased Resistance to Special Grenades Ghost - Immune to UAVs Ghost Pro - Immune to AI Controlled Kill Streaks (except Dogs if they make a return) Reconnaissance - Allows player to see Enemy Kill Streak zones (IE Mortar Strike zones, Helicopter Patrol zones, Napalm/Stealth Bomber paths) Reconnaissance Pro - See Enemy explosives on the map (SitRep basically) Tier 2 - Player Support Hardline - Killstreaks require 1 Less Kill Hardline Pro - ??? (Depends on whether or CP exists, may need something new) Overkill - Two Primary Weapons Overkill Pro - Attachments on Second Primary Weapon Bandolier - Extra Starting Ammunition Bandolier Pro - Extra Primary/Special Grenade Sleight of Hand - Faster Reloads Sleight of Hand Pro - Faster Weapon Swapping Quickdraw - Faster ADS Quickdraw Pro - Recover from Equipment/Grenade Use faster Tier 3 - Misc Dead Silence - Quiet Footsteps Dead Silence Pro - No Fall Damage Extreme Conditioning - 2x Sprint Time Extreme Conditioning Pro - Delayed Explosive Triggers Steady Aim - Decreased Hipfire Spread Steady Aim Pro - Less Flinch when Shot Tossback - Reset Fuse on Picked up Grenades Tossback Pro - Ability to pick up Semtex Grenades Iron Lungs - Hold Breath Longer Iron Lungs Pro - Less Sway on Sniper Rifles So there you have it. I'm trying to think if there are going to be any "over powered" combinations, or combinations that are likely to be overused due to other perks being useless in the same tier, but it seems like they all should be pretty useful in their own rights. I'm sure Tier 1 is probably the most Balanced, with tier 2 being a close second. Tier 3 I just kind of threw in the other perks that didn't fit in the other tiers. So, any thoughts/opinions/criticisms? Ok, So I've got a slight update to this idea, one that I think will be a pretty nice adjustment to the current perk system, and allow more customization, aswell as merge in the Proficiency System from MW3, in a way that creates a nice blend. I have also adjusted a few of my above perks based upon a little feedback. Basically, this would create a 4th Tier Perk. The way this 4th perk would unlock is through basic leveling up. After you reach a certain level (or maybe unlock a certain number of Pro Perks?), this 4th Tier perk would unlock. When it initially unlocks, you choose which Weapon Class you want to Specialize in. Once you choose that specialization, you automatically start out on "Tier 1". This applies the benefit of the 4th perk to your Primary weapon (or 1st primary if you choose Overkill) if that primary weapon is of the same Weapon Class as the 4th Tier specialization. The way you advance to the next tier of your specialization is through use of that specific weapon class and challenges to show your proficiency with that class. When you unlock the 2nd tier, you automatically get the benefit of the tier stacked to your first weapon. You then unlock the "Tier 3" challenges, which you must complete in order to unlock Tier 3. The challenges that you do to proceed to the next tier shouldn't be something that is done quickly. Ideally, it would be a combination of challenges + required kill count with that weapon type. If you want to, you may change your 4th Tier Specialization to a different weapon class, however if you do so, you will lose all current progress with it and must start over from Tier 1 again. Here are my current thoughts on which class would get what specializations. You will notice some of these are already part of the initial perk system.. which means a specialist could potentially have quite a few more customization options. Assault Rifles - Tier 1 - Less ADS Sway Tier 2 - Improved Iron Sights Tier 3 - Extra Attachment Sub-Machine Guns - Tier 1 - Quicker Sprint Recovery Tier 2 - Faster Climbing of Objects Tier 3 - Increased Sprint Speed Light-Machine Guns - Tier 1 - Increased Bullet Penetration Tier 2 - Bi-Pod Automatically attached Tier 3 - Faster Reload Speed Shotguns - Tier 1 - Faster Rate of Fire Tier 2 - Increased Pellet Count Tier 3 - Increased Range Sniper Rifles - Tier 1 - Increased Bullet Penetration Tier 2 - Variable Zoom Scope Tier 3 - Less ADS Sway (When Stacked with Iron Lungs Pro, it gets increased effect) So let me know what your thoughts are on this additional "4th Tier System", and how you think it can be improved. These are all just conceptual ideas, but I like where it's headed, so any feedback is appreciated.
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He aoN vised looking beyond pettiness and selfishness and concentrating upon God and his greatness; being calm and not remaining in a state of constant turmoil over world fears, and, lastly, gaining the truth and d trae rperspective.of the real-value ^^ji^fty^'^^'fj^M^'^iV^^-'-^- '&?•'">**« Many Winners af Redeemer Parly More Than 300 People Enjoy Annual 'Affair A gathering of about 350 people enjoyed the annual card party and dance of Our Holy Redeemer church, held on^ May 24 in th$ Freeport Elk's club. Sponsored by Uie pariah societies of the church, the event was under the chairman-ship of Walter G. Scanlon and Mrs Walter J. Kenney. Major award winners from Free-port included O. C. Lockyer, who won a radto; Charles Breakston, a vacuum cleaner; Alfred Fassino, an electric iron, and Joseph Maher, a turkey dinner with all the fixings There were 40 tables of cards in pHy"lvitli""unff drm prizes of cig-qrette lighters being given as 'table p r i z e s . Numerous miscellaneous awards and door prizes completed the _list_of 200 prizes/ Proceeds. WenC to the Holy Redeemer school fund. •' Serving on the committee wero 'Gustav Berkel, Mr -and Mrs. Ray-mond Ooughlin, Rose Coco, Mr. and Mrs. William .Maher.. Mrs. Cher, Dan J. Carmichael, Anne Meaney, Ethel \Vyle. Mrs* Elsie Richards. Mrs. Daniel Henchey. Mrs. John Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weber, Mrs. Edward Meaney, George Bird, and William Castle. Also - Patrick Boyle, Margaret Schwertger, George Warnock, Mr. qnd— Mrs. John Muldowney, Mrs. Guy Russell, Mrs. Alfred Fassino. Mrs. Charles Blewett, Mrs. James Fraser, and Miss Mary Fallon. , • Honored guests included Father John J. Madden arid Rev. Martin J. Daly of Our Holy Redeemer church. Mayor Cyril C. Ryan of Freeport, aiid village -trustees, Wal-ter J. Wood, Joseph Gallo, and Horace Carpenter. PRICE: FIVE CENTS A COPY Roll of Dead in World War II Sixly-one men who went out from Freeport to join the various armed forces of the United States have given their lives for the cause of liberty. Some were killed in action. Others met death in accident. A few have succumbed to disease. The list i? as^follows: Agnitti, Onorado W. Andersen, Norman E. Berdich, John E. Bergmann, Robert H. Berson, Saul W. Binneweg, Daniel C. Bliss, Robert W. Brown, A. Leslie Boyle, Robert W. Burcth, Aubrey E. Buwen, Frank D. Campbell,(Donald J. Clay, Kenneth M. Collins, James Grouse, Richard DeLoney, Oscar Eastman, Robert B. Eberius, PaulG. Edds, Berking T. . Edelman, Ira I. . Elderd, Melvin Ellison, Roger J. Gardiner. George 33. Glides, John Goldsmith, A.Theodore Gollender. Warren Holmes, Andrew G. Jackson, Donald L. Kelleher, Daniel License. Fred R. License, Ralph G. Maher, Robert Martin, Charles O. Meyer. Henry J. •MoGinley. Wilbur F. Mileo. Nicholas L. Muldowney, Frank A. Jr. Murq, Patrioflc J. 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On special occasions these flags, in groups of four, flying from brackets attached to the light standards, will be displayed to give the streets a festive appearance, something which has long been lacking. M i l t o^a Danziger is General rmirman of the Committee re-sponsible for the movement, and Joseph Kernan, of Kern's youth apparel, is in charge of the fund raising campaign. Th,e committee considered 'Che question of bright-ening up the streets for a long time and finally decided the flag idea would stand forth as a living memorial to the men who have served In our armed forces. After submitting the idea to the Village Board permission was received to attach the brackets and flags to the light standards, at the dis-creation of the committee. Wire Your Senator! Did you "enjoy" the strike on the Long Island Railroad last Thursday night, all day Friday and most of Saturday? Did you think the railroad men did right in paralyzing transpor-tation throughout the country? If you didn't, wire your Senators, Wagnor and Mead, in Washington, D. C.. demanding that they support President Truman in his legislation as recommended to prevent such happenings in the future. Address Senator Robert W. Wagner and Senator Jiunes M. Mend. Washington, D. C. Over 10,000 At Midget Races New names, new cars will be on the program at, the Freeport Muni-cipal Stadium now that the auto racing,, program-has started., vrttfcj « t Xt-»v«*Ar1~A»-lV3*'wiW-.-.*J»tf«Vt''*W«.i.«ttiJi' Sinnott Heads Slate of K. of C. Bishop Molloy Council to Hold Election June 4 -. The Village of Freeport received $ 1,007v24 as 1 Is share of the gate receipts. Many of the drivers will be new to the fans. These drivers are re-cently discharged GI's who are out to make themselves top notch chauffeurs. Johnny Swier won the main event at last Friday night's races and he is the man these new drivers must beat, if they want to take home the major share of the purse. M - :T.* The new Inverted start will be used in all the main events. This will force the Speedier cars to fight their way through the field. porl Stadium, with Mayor Cyril C. Ryan as. orator of the occasion. .Samuel D. Gerber, Grand Mar-shal, led the parade, at the head of a staff of thirty aides. Wallace Guest is chief of staff. The parade, composed of three divisions, formed on Pine street nt 9:30 A. M. After the exercises, the members of William Clinton .Story Post. No. 342. American Legion, decorated the graves of veterans in the vicinity, The Three Divisions The parade was made up as fol-lows: First, division — Chief of Police Peter Elar. police escort and colors, grand marshal, mounted staff and n ides,* Nassau county American Le-gion mounted troop, colors of the Grand Army of the Republic. GoH Star Mothers. Freeport High school band. Company A, New York state guard, William Clinton Story post drum and bugle corps. Story Le-gion post. Story post auxiliary, Henry Theodore Mohr jpost. Vet-erans ol Foreign Wars, and auxili-ary. Henry Morrison American Le-gion post and auxiliary. ..;.; Second ~ division—T^rcjeporV: ' r - BERNHARD'S PHARMACY OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Bernhard't Pharmacy, at 54-West Merrick road, will remain open Sunday after all the other drug stores close at 2 P. M.. The tele-phone number is Freeport 8. Compelled To Move After 14 Years, Christopulos Rebels My Three Sons Were Overseas , Fighting for Freedom and Liberty Is. This Justice? The foregoing is just one of sev-eral hand-lettered signs placed in the front show windows of the Nassau Shoe j& Sat Service, 'at 51 So. Main street. They were erected by direction of the owner, Frank hristopulos, who has been in the same location for fourteen years and would like to stay. But. ac-cording to his signs, the owner's agent has forced him to vacate. He Is moving to a smaller store at 51 West Sunrise highway. Mr. Chrlstopulos might have mentioned on his signs that four members of his family served over-seas in World War 2. There was also his son-in-law, Joseph Sillpo. who lives with the Christopulos family at 70 So. Main ..street. The three sons who were in the servlc* are Frank, ChriS an£ Anthony. All three' were decorated and Chris won the purple heart for wounds sustained in combat. Anthony has already joined the American Le-gion here and the others expect to become members soon. Mr. ClirlStOpulos' has"~beeri- pay-ing rent of $275 a month. His lease expired April 1. He was told it would not be renewed. He of-fered $50 a month more rent, he says, but it was declined. He re-tained an attorney and went to the OPA, but was told, he says, that it was powerless to help him. The new owner had rented the besement. as well as the store floor, so the landlord was entitled to more rent, it seems. The shoe-maker discovered, he says, that the new tenant is paying $350 a month, only $26 more than he Offered. So Chrtstopolus is moving, after 14 yearn. He still asks: "Is this justice?" 'ii-'M Vay, heads the elate of nominees presented by Luke J. Smith, chair-man of the nominating" committee at a regular meeting of Bishop 'lyiolloy council. Knights of Colum- 'btis. McVay conducted the 'meet-ing in the club rooms, 35 Railroad avenue. Others on- ihe slate which will be voted on at the annual election to be 'held on June 4, together with what other nominations develop that evening are: Henry J. Dengel, deputy grand knight; Richard A-Hungerford, chancellor; Joseph J Hoffman, recorder; Nicholas Krapf,; treasurer; Luke J. Smith, advocate; ' C. Kenneth O'Donoghue. warden; John Fox, inside guard; Julius Al-bers and John J. Kee, outside guards; William J. McVay, trustee. Delegates to State Council, Sinnott and James P. McHugh, alternates McVay and Augustine L. Hogan. and delegates to the EL. I. Chapter. Daniel J. Carmichael, John J. Kee, Richard _A. Hunger-lord and Wil-liam J. McVay. There was a special meeting of tihe council on Tuesday evening at which trie first degree was exem-plified for a large class of candi-date. A special-meeting will, be held on Prid-ay evening June 7. for the exemplification of .the second degree. These meetings are pre-liminary to the exemplification o' the major degree for the councils of the sixth and seventh i,. I. clis* trlcts on June 9 at St. Mary's/ council club house in Lynbrook, which will -be under the direction of District Deputy Hugh. James P. Mc- MRS. STEBNER ELECTED Mrs. Marlon Stebner was elected president of the Past Noble Grands association of the Mystic Rebekah circle of Freeport at a meeting held at her home. Mrs. Ethel Hal-yorsen was also elected vice-presi-dent; Mrs. Fannie Combes, treas-urer, and Mrs. Ara Kelver, secre-tary; The next meeting will be heldi on June 26 at Mrs. Kelver's home. " ^ 'aitli Clergy ' council," civilian de-fense staff, Freeport branch Ameri-can Red Cross, pqbllc health, Sal- VRtlon Army, Nassau Dally Review- Star drum and bugle corps, a n ^ oivlc, patriotic, fraternal, religious and business organizations. Third division—Freeport elemen-tary school band, nautical cadets, B6y Scouts, Girl Scouts, Boy Cru-saders, Sea Scouts and Boy Rang-ers. The parade marched south on Church street, west to Long Beach avenue, thence north to Brooklyn avenue, east to Main street, south to Mill road and east along l&lll road to tht1 municipal stadium where ceremonies were staged. The marching columns passed in re-view at the stadium before Mayor Cyril C. Ryan, members of the village board of trustees and prom-inent guests. The Exercises The patriotic exercises opened (Continued on Page 2) Flowers, Resolution, For Editor Goeller - From Rotary Club . The Rotary Club of F'/ceport thinks mighty well of Its member, George W. Goeller, editor of THE LEADER. At Its last meeting, th/a club adopted :a resolution abous him and sent to him at his home a -box -at gorgeous - flowers. gift, the resolution and the feeling that prompted them, Mr. Goeller expresses his deepest appreciation and the hope tha,t he may, in the near future, be present at a meet-ing to thank the members person-ally. The resolution read as follows. after a preamble; "Resolved, that this club does hereby extend to Mr. Goeller its deep appreciation of hla publication services throughout its formative period and conveys - to him the earnest desire of each of its members that his. recovery may be prompt and complete,, and that his genial presence among; us znayv be renewed at an early tti^ie."
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Best of the Best: A look back at District 8-5A baseball
BY Kevin Hageland, Justin Thomas and Matt Welch, Staff Writers
The past two years were a special time for the athletics wing of the Plano, Allen and Lewisville ISDs.
In joining forces under the District 8-5A umbrella, Plano East, Plano Senior, Plano West, Allen, Flower Mound, Flower Mound Marcus, Lewisville and Hebron combined for 28 UIL State Championships, many more state tournament or state meet appearances, a laundry list of all-state selections and an environment as competitive as any in the state.
As a way of paying homage to the past two years of district play, The Leader is running a retrospective series highlighting five of the best games played within 8-5A for football, volleyball, boys basketball, girls basketball, girls soccer, boys soccer, baseball and softball.
"It was a great district," said Rick Robertson, Plano head coach. "You had to bring your best every night and we knew that going in."
In a district where already-intense rivalries were ratcheted up a notch, rallies, upsets and celebratory performances became the norm for any evening contested on the 8-5A diamond.
"When you look at baseball, some of the most storied programs in all the Metroplex were in this district," said Kevin Clark, West head coach. "It was an amazing district, which also makes it a shame because you knew the fifth and sixth place teams would be ones that could make the playoffs in any other district."
Here's a look back on the highlights (in chronological order) of the past two years.
Hebron defeats Plano East, 4-3
April 15, 2011
Some games are great because of their overall level for the duration while others reach that status because of one particular play or sequence of events.
Consider this game part of the latter category.
Hebron entered the contest on a seven-game winning streak, but faced off against a Plano East squad that was the last to beat them. It appeared the Panthers would drop the Hawks once more as they held a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the seventh.
Hebron's Travis Koch, who was 0-for-3 up to that point, would say otherwise.
With runners on first and second base with one out, Koch drove a grounder into left field. Ryan Mohan rounded third to score for the Hawks with Travis Stone not far behind. Stone was waved home and the throw went over East catcher Clark Kahawaii's head to tie the game. Grabbing the overthrow, East pitcher Jacob De La Cruz attempted to gun Koch out as he went for third. His throw, however, went off a glove and into the outfield, allowing Koch to come all the way home for the 4-3 victory.
"That's the biggest hit of my life right there," Koch said after the game. "I was just glad to contribute to the win. I was having a rough night and to come back like that was really special for me."
"It was crazy," added Steve Stone, Hebron head coach. "That was basically like a Little League home run."
Hebron went on to tie for the district title with Plano.
"Baseball is a funny game; sometimes you love it, sometimes you hate it and sometimes you love to hate it," Stone said. "Our guys were always scratching and clawing until the end that season and we were fortunate to win that one."
Plano West defeats Allen, 15-14
April 15, 2011
It's lucky this game took place on a Friday because festivities weren't wrapped up until nearly midnight.
"It was wild," Clark said. "Just one of those classic high school games."
This contest didn't have the makings of a classic early though as Allen established a 12-4 lead by the third inning thanks in part to the contributions of Ian Delaney (three hits, two RBIs), Ryan Hope, Cody Semler and Kyle Schatzel (three RBIs each) and Jacob Martinez (three runs and five walks).
"It was so fast," Clark said, "which I guess was kind of good because then it didn't seem like we were getting hammered every inning."
With cross-the-board production, West started its climb back.
"We got two runs in one inning and then three and then another three," Clark said. "We just kept coming and you could feel the momentum building while the boys were getting more and more excited."
Credit West pitcher Ryan Goldblatt for keeping the game within reach as he entered in the fifth and help the Wolves reach extra innings.
Goldblatt was relieved by Garrett Bruce, who had started the game and gotten rocked.
"Garrett came to us," Clark said. "He said he was feeling good and wanted the ball; you gotta love a kid like that with the fire to compete."
Tough start aside, Bruce ended the night as the winning pitcher after West scored three runs in the 10th for a 15-14 victory.
"We didn't have the most successful run in district that year," Clark said, "but every time we played Allen the boys were always amped up."
That was proven again a year later when West beat Allen, 14-13.
Allen defeats Plano Senior, 4-2
March 13, 2012
Allen made quite the declarative statement to open district play this past season.
For two teams whose 8-5A records were practically reversed in 2011, the Eagles sparked what would be an ongoing theme with a late-game rally to stun the reigning district champs on the road.
"It was huge for us and a big morale booster for the kids," said Paul Coe, Allen head coach. "It was good to go out and prove that we could hang with the big guys and that win got us on a nice role to begin district."
Seemingly out of nowhere, the Allen bats woke up after going silent from the fourth inning on and not so much as putting a ball in the outfield until the seventh inning.
Tied, 2-2, the Eagles broke the game open with a two-run, three-hit outburst with two outs in the final frame. Andrew Baldwin knocked home Anthony Samuel and scored himself following an on-field miscommunication as to whether Connor Reed had his foot on the bag in a 6-3 groundout. With no signal given from the umpire, the ball was still in play and Baldwin capitalized to score the Eagles' insurance run. The outfielder went 2-of-4 with two RBIs and two runs in the district-opening upset.
"It let people know Allen was ready to play some baseball again," Coe said.
Plano Senior defeats Plano West, 2-1
March 30, 2012
In a district with few guarantees, nothing was more certain than Plano and West locking horns for a competitive game, regardless of how up or down each team was.
Despite having won the past four installments of the rivalry, the Wildcats' margin of victory has been just 1.25 runs.
Therefore, it was no shocker that in 2012's first meeting, Plano and West battled into extra innings still gridlocked at 0-0.
With neither offense able to crack Bruce or Plano's Connor Reed on the bump, the Wildcats finally broke through in the top of the eighth behind a home run from Cody Farhat, playing in just his second varsity game.
"We had brought Cody up and he had been a good spark for us," Robertson said. "I think him hitting that home run really helped set us up for a big run in that second round of district."
An RBI by Matt McLean extended that lead.
The Wolves made things interesting in their half of the inning with a Connor Smith RBI and runners on the corners, but a game-ending double play dashed any hopes of a West comeback.
"It's a different rivalry than the Plano-Plano East rivalry," Robertson said. "One reason is that a lot of these kids went to school together at Jasper and were in the same classes. Then some were going to West and some to Plano. It's still a strange sight in the stands seeing those two student sections cheering for their team, yet they may be sitting right there with somebody from the other team who they previously went to school with."
Flower Mound defeats Flower Mound Marcus, 1-0
April 5, 2012
With aces Cody Gunter and Colin Poche' toeing the rubber for Flower Mound and Marcus, respectively, many anticipated a low-scoring affair between these two rivals.
What they got was a pair of strikeout performances for the ages.
Neither the Jaguars nor Marauders were able to scratch across a run in the first seven innings, forcing extras with Poche and Gunter not only matching zeros, but surrendering just three hits apiece and racking up 16 strikeouts each.
"It was a heck of a game," said Marte Amrine, former Flower Mound head coach. "Both pitchers had everything working and had it working the whole way. Cody struck out two of the first three hitters he faced and Colin came out for Marcus and struck out our first three batters."
The lone run came when Flower Mound's MacKay Jacobsen doubled in Connor Wanhanen, who had reached after being hit by a pitch.
"It was very exciting" Amrine said, "and fortunately we were able to scratch a run across in the eighth."
Both squads went on to qualify for the playoffs.
Scouts also took notice of the starting pitcher performances as both Poche and Gunter were selected in the 2012 MLB First-Year Player Draft. Poche' went on the second day of the draft as his rights were snagged by the Baltimore Orioles (162nd overall), while Gunter was selected in the 19th round by the Miami Marlins (587th).
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Great product
By Jackie
from Trinity, FL
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
Comments about Bike-Rite USA, Inc Balance Buddy Bike Training Handle:
Easy to add to bike and great for my back!
Awesome...No more back aches
By Christa
from Mooresville, NC
About Me First Time Parent
When we saw this item we had to own it. Awesome invention! It took my 4 yr old son 2-3 times of riding w/o his training wheels for him to take off on his own. Yay!! We are so proud of him. It gave him so much more confidence in us running behind him. It's easy on your back & easy to control. Our neighbors thought that it was such a great idea he went ahead & ordered it for his Grandson. Thank You :)
worked well
By PnJ
from Philadelphia, PA
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
I bought for my 4 year old who wanted to ride bike without training wheels. After two days she was riding on her own. Very inexpensive and worth the money. I highly recommend.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By B's Mom
from Houston, Tx
About Me First Time Parent, Stay At Home Parent
This is a great tool to have on the back of the bike so that you can help support your little one but so much more. We put it on the back of our 3 yr olds balance bike. It's a great way to easily grab the bike and stop it should the child ride out into the street or other dangerous area. My son particularly likes the bar bc it helps him steady the bike while climbing on. That's a use we never even anticipated but now he really relys on it.
By FLDH_2000
from Carlisle, PA
Excellent design, my son was riding after only 2 sessions. Best feature is the safety and control the parent has. Also allows the child to develop the proper skills and confidence.
Balance buddy
By Dan
from Austin Texas
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Easy to put on. No more bending our back. Much easiler for the kid to learn to ride their bike because they have better and more steady hold by the adult. Great product.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
balance buddy is great
By Amanda G
from Sarasota, FL
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
I have been looking for a product like this for months and was so excited to see it in the catalog. I ordered it immediately. Besides saving my back from bending over to hold my daughter's bicycle seat, she is riding better everyday and I feel she's very close to riding on her own. The balance buddy was affordable and has been worth every penny!
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Boursin Mashed Potatoes
Mashed potatoes combined with Boursin, a rich and creamy French cheese laced with garlic and herbs
- Servings
- cook method
- prep
- cook
- ready
- 8
- Boil/Simmer
- 20 minutes
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
- Less than 1 1/2 hours
- 3 1/2 pounds Russet potatoes, peeled, cut into 2-inch chunks
- 1/2 cup half and half
- 2 packages (5.2 ounces each) Boursin cheese with garlic and herbs
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
- Directions
- Nutrition Info
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Place potatoes in large saucepan. Add enough water to cover. Bring to a boil on high heat. Cover. Reduce heat to medium-low. Simmer 15 minutes, or until potatoes are tender. Drain. Return to saucepan.
Add milk; mash with hand masher or electric mixer on medium speed until creamy. Mix in cheese, salt and pepper until well blended. Spoon into shallow 2-quart baking dish.
Bake 20 minutes, or until heated through.