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Ron Hextall has returned home.
The Philadelphia Flyers announced Monday Hextall has been named assistant general manager and director of hockey operations. He will work under General Manager Paul Holmgren.
The 49-year-old Hextall served seven years with the Los Angeles Kings as vice president/assistant general manager.
He was the also the general manager of the Manchester Monarchs of the American Hockey League, the Kings' primary affiliate. Hextall helped the Monarchs to an overall record of 290-205-24-32 in seven seasons and an appearance in the Calder Cup playoffs in each season, including twice in the Eastern Conference finals.
Hextall was a solid and popular goaltender for the Flyers, playing a total of 11 seasons over two stints in Philadelphia. As a rookie in the 1986-87 season, he won the Vezina Trophy as the league's top goalie and led the Flyers to the Stanley Cup finals where they lost to the Edmonton Oilers. He was a Conn Smythe Trophy winner as the playoffs' most valuable player that season. He is a member of the Flyers' Hockey Hall of Fame.
"I hate to see Ron go, but I can understand why he'd want to be in Philadelphia," said Hubie McDonough, director of hockey operations for the Manchester Monarchs.
"Ron is a very intelligent hockey man," said McDonough, who worked with Hextall for seven years. "When it came down to making hockey decisions, he was calm, never jumped the gun. He was very methodical in his moves, always seemed to know what type of player we needed to fill a void."
McDonough also said Hextall's name recognition didn't hurt him.
"He commanded respect right away because everyone in hockey knows him," said McDonough. "He was a very strong-willed, competitive player and that trait carried over to his management skills. He handled his job as a professional."
McDonough said Hextall's departure will impact the Monarchs until the Kings name his replacement.
"After each game we'd send in our reports to Ron," said McDonough. "He wasn't overbearing. He'd let us do our jobs. Once a month, he'd come to a game, home or away, to watch the team play. If we had questions about a player, he'd get back to us immediately."
McDonough said part of Hextall's responsibility in Los Angeles was on the business side. "He'd work with the office staff, keeping track of ticket sales and working with many community projects dealing with charity. So he had a full plate."
Dean Lombardi, president and general manager of the Kings, will be in charge of naming Hextall's replacement.
"Dean knows a lot of people in the hockey world," said McDonough. "I don't know who will replace Ron, but it could be in-house or it could be outside the organization. I know one thing: Dean does his homework and he'll find a quality person to fill that job."


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Taft College ended the first game of Tuesday's softball doubleheader here and started the second with 10-run bursts as the Cougars swept the Porterville Pirates 10-4 and 23-5.
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I know you're out there
You're in hiding,
And you hold your meetings
Gimme some lovin' every day!
Well, I feel so good, everybody's getting higher
Better take it easy, 'cause the place is on fire!
Lonely is the night, when you find yourself alone
Your demons come to light, and your mind is not your own...
It's too hot to handle,
So I got to get up and go
It's a cruel, cruel summer...
Ziggy played guitar!
No time left for you
No time for a summer friend
No time for the love you send
Seasons change and so did I
You need not wonder why...
I don't care if you really care
as long as you don't go
Love me, Love me, Fool me, Fool me
You don't understand us
So don't reprimand us
We're taking the future
We don't need no teacher
Born, born in the '50s
And you want her,
...and she wants you
We want everyone
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...and she wants you
No one, no one, no one ever is to blame
Baby you light up my world like nobody else!
The way that you flip your hair gets me overwhelmed!
But when you smile at the ground it ain't hard to tell,
You don't know
Oh Oh
You don't know you're beautiful!
Oh oh
That's what makes you beautiful!
I feel like the one losing
I feel like I've been losing
...I'm on my knees looking for the answer
Are we human,
or are we dancers?
I'm standing high on tiptoes looking over fences,
waiting for somebody like you to kiss me Senseless.
I've had a bellyfull of faces drawn in sadness,
I want to jump deep into tides of loving madness.
Oh, Sherry, our love holds on, holds on...
I'm in the mood for a melody, I'm in the mood
...I can make you dance, I can make you sing
Too long ago,
Too far apart,
She couldn't wait another day for the captain of her heart...
(Fun fact: the "captain of her heart" girl is a young Denise Richards! Shhh!! Keep it quiet...)
Pump up the volume,
Pump up the volume,
Pump up the volume,
I got a dalmatian
I can still get high
I can play the guitar like a mothergivling riot...
Lovin' is what I got
I said remember that...
I'm lookin' high and low, don't know where to go,
I got to double back, my friend
Double back again!
You can do me in the morning,
You can do me in the night,
You can do me when you wanna do me...
you just want to dance...
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Hey ya!
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It's interesting when people die
Give us dirty laundry...
I thirst to be thirsty in Montego Bay!
Darlin' I don't know why I go to extremes
Too high or too low, there ain't no in betweens
It's a 5 o' clock world when the whistle blows
No one owns a piece of my time...
If you're all alone
You pick up the phone
And you call
Rolling in the deep,
You had my heart inside your hand...
Doctor, doctor, give me the news
I got a bad case of lovin' you
No pill's gonna cure my ill...
Come with me
and make believe
We can travel
...to eternity
Oh, doctor, doctor,
Can't you see I'm burning, burning...
Women and men!
Women and men!
Women and men!
Women and men!
Nur 99 Luftballons
99 Düsenjäger
Jeder war ein großer Krieger
Hielten sich für Captain Kirk
[Clint Eastwood]
I am happy, I'm feeling glad
I got sunshine, in a bag
I'm useless, but not for long
The future is coming on...
I don't wanna work
I wanna bang on the drum all day...
Music Box Dancer!
if you can't be with the one you love, honey,
love the one you're with
...if you're tired of the same old story
Oh, turn some pages
I will be here when you are ready
To roll with the changes
It was guaranteed
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Award-winning novelist Colum McCann has been assaulted in a Connecticut hotel and hospitalized with significant facial injuries.
Police said Wednesday the "Let the Great World Spin" author was beaten Saturday night in New Haven. They say witness accounts suggest he may have tried to help a woman in a dispute.
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09/27/2013 11:58amMore Utah students are taking Advanced Placement exams and are passing those exams at a rate well ahead of the national average, according to new data released Wednesday by the College Board.
City Creek mall sues man accused of mass shooting plot
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The Max Hall Curse
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Salem man to stand trial for allegedly killing wife
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Burn camp provides support for young burn survivors
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Kearns man convicted of sexual abuse of boy gets 3 years to life
09/27/2013 6:59pmMichael Driggs, convicted of attempted aggravated sexual abuse of a boy he met at church, has been sentenced to three years to life in prison.
3 juniors suspended from Herriman football team
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Echo Theatre brings stage to historic building
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Man's arm severed after being hit by FrontRunner train
09/27/2013 7:37pmA man who appeared to become impatient was hit by a UTA train Friday morning. A witness who went to the man's aid said he was severely injured.
Shot fired during attempted robbery at motel
09/27/2013 7:52pmPolice are searching for a man who pulled a gun on a motel clerk in Midvale.
Debt ceiling debate highlights dysfunction, distrust in Washington
09/27/2013 8:02pmThe political theater captured a lot of attention this week with the debt ceiling debate. But the debate has highlighted an even bigger issue: dysfunction in Washington, and a willingness to gamble with the nation's economy.
Fatal shooting lawsuit dismissed, no constitutional violation found
09/27/2013 8:53pmA federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against three cities whose police officers shot and killed a Farmington man during a standoff in 2008.
First female Olympic ski jump hopefuls hone skills in Ogden
09/27/2013 10:26pmAn Ogden business owner is using his obsession with speed to help some Olympic hopefuls improve their technique.
Man dies after collapsing at LaVell Edwards Stadium
09/27/2013 11:02pmA 71-year-old man died Friday after collapsing at LaVell Edwards Stadium. It happened just before kick-off of the BYU-Middle Tennessee game.
Running to remember: 5K run honors woman killed at Lake Powell
09/27/2013 11:13pmHundreds will fill Sugarhouse Park Saturday morning to honor a beautiful, bright young woman who died too young.
Utah's 'Snake Man' sees increase in illegal reptiles
09/27/2013 11:14pmA Utah reptile expert who consults with police has seen a rise in illegal reptiles in Utah.
Union football team takes field again following whole-team suspension
09/27/2013 11:35pmRoosevelt's Union High School football team was told to turn in their jerseys just one week ago. But they worked together to earn the right to take the field again Friday night.
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U.S. stocks erased losses as technology and energy shares rebounded from earlier declines sparked by data showing the world's largest economy grew less than economists forecast.
Apple Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. jumped at least 2.3% to pace a recovery in technology companies. J.C. Penney Co. climbed 14% as billionaire investor George Soros disclosed a passive stake in the retailer. Homebuilders added for a sixth straight day. Amazon.com Inc. slid 6.5% after saying it may post an operating loss in the second quarter. Starbucks Corp. dropped 0.5% as it reported sales that trailed analysts' estimates.
The S&P 500 rose less than 0.1% to 1,585.47 at 3:38 p.m. in New York, erasing an earlier drop of as much as 0.5%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 40.81 points, or 0.3%, to 14,741.61. Trading in S&P 500 stocks was 6.3% below the 30-day average at this time of day.
"Investors are tiptoeing into the waters and trying to figure out whether it's too hot or too cold," Frederic Dickson, who helps manage $32 billion as chief investment strategist at D.A. Davidson & Co. in Lake Oswego, Oregon, said by telephone. "The GDP number was disappointing, and we approach recent record highs, investors are a little more cautious, but we're still winding up a fairly good week in equities."
Gross domestic product rose at a 2.5% annual rate in the first quarter, lower than forecast, after a 0.4% fourth-quarter advance, Commerce Department figures showed today in Washington. The median estimate of 86 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a 3% gain. Consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy, climbed by the most since the fourth quarter of 2010.
Consumer Confidence
A separate report showed confidence among consumers fell in April to a three-month low as Americans grew more pessimistic about the outlook for the economy. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan final index of consumer sentiment slid less than forecast, to 76.4 from 78.6 a month earlier. The median projection in a Bloomberg survey was 73.5.
The S&P 500 rose 0.4% yesterday, extending its gains since April 18 to 2.8%, as companies reported earnings that beat estimates. The benchmark equity gauge has surged 134% from a 12-year low in 2009 as corporate earnings topped forecasts and the Federal Reserve embarked on three rounds of bond purchases to spur economic growth. The S&P 500 is up 2% this week, heading for a monthly gain of 1%.
Fed Stimulus
Fed policy makers have said they will maintain stimulus until the labor market improves "significantly." The economy's inability to sustain faster growth means central bankers will probably affirm a pledge to keep buying bonds when they meet next week. The Labor Department releases its monthly jobs report on May 3.
Global stocks rallied this week as speculation mounted the European Central Bank will cut rates on May 2. The majority of 61 economists in a Bloomberg News survey have predicted that the central bank will lower its benchmark rate to 0.5% from 0.75%.
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GREENCASTLE — In just one year of existence, a charitable initiative set forth by the Greencastle-Antrim baseball program is now officially recognized as an incorporated non-profit organization.
Still in the final phases of the tax-exemption process, K's for Cancer has blossomed exponentially in recent months, gaining the voluntary support of several specialized individuals and businesses committed to the cause.
Inspired by close friend Justin Hilton, who was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer in 2008, G-A head coach Eric Shaner formulated a vision dedicated to improving the lives of those battling the disease while raising proceeds to help find a cure.
With the collective endorsement of the baseball booster club, which agreed to contribute $3 for every strikeout recorded by a varsity pitcher throughout G-A's 2012 campaign, the groundwork for the organization took shape prior to the Blue Devils' season opener last spring.
Through strikeouts, merchandise sales and donations, K's for Cancer raised a total of $1,475 by season's end, which the baseball team presented to the American Cancer Society at the annual Greencastle Relay for Life last May.
Considering the immediate success, Shaner and his support staff intended to conduct the charity in similar fashion during the upcoming 2013 baseball season, setting an initial goal of raising $2,000 to again present at this year's Relay for Life.
On Jan. 6, that all changed when Hilton, 28, passed away from complications associated with his cancer.
In memory of Hilton, as part of the annual Mardi Gras celebration held in his hometown of Williamsport (Pa.) every February, K's for Cancer was selected as the charity of choice by Barrel 135, one of several Williamsport establishments that promoted a charity throughout the celebration.
Following a silent auction at Barrel 135 and a slew of significant donations, K's for Cancer raised a record-setting $30,250, the largest amount in the event's history.
Fittingly, Hilton was also named the 2013 Williamsport Mardi Gras King.
"We tried to make something positive out of a tragic situation," said Shaner, who also grew up in Williamsport. "It's been amazing, the outreach from people that want to help by donating or volunteering services. We started the new year with a goal of raising $2,000. We ended up raising more than $30,000 in two months."
With such a dramatic boost in fundraising and support, future plans coincide with the growth of the charity.
"The objective all along has been to try and make the lives of cancer patients easier," Shaner explained. "We're looking into donating some of what we raise to helping with transportation to treatment facilities and providing overnight bags for those in hospice care. The idea is to help in any way that we can."
The G-A Baseball Boosters will continue contributing $3 for every strikeout recorded by Blue Devil varsity pitchers throughout the upcoming season, with teams in the Williamsport area also participating in the 'K's for Cancer Challenge' this spring. Shaner is also offering an informal invitation to any and all schools that wish to join in on the challenge.
Aside from t-shirts and bracelets available for purchase sporting this year's slogan 'I Pitched In', raffle tickets will be sold at G-A home games for a chance to win a shirt autographed by former Major League Baseball pitcher Mike Mussina and WNBA player Kelly Mazzante, both of whom Shaner knows personally from their days in Williamsport.
In addition, the Williamsport Crosscutters, a minor league affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, have agreed to host K's for Cancer Night on July 20. Crosscutter players will wear uniforms incorporating the charity's logo that they will later autograph to be auctioned off.
Donations can be made at any time by visiting the K's for Cancer website at www.ksforcancer.org
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The second letter, Secure the Border First (June 30) by Cathy Neese. Another truthful letter. Believe me, you aren't the only one disgusted with this administration and our politicians. I don't believe they really intend to fix the border. It's a game to them. They want immigrants to come. Immigrants are a vote to them and nothing more. I am also surprised at U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. I heard him say he wouldn't push for the immigration reform bill until the border was fixed.


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Obamacare was supposed to usher in a glorious new era in which health insurers would offer more choices to more people for less money. In New Hampshire it is shaping up to look a lot like a previous health care reform it was supposed to replace: managed care.
As our State House reporter Garry Rayno explained on Sunday, Anthem, the only insurer to offer coverage on the Obamacare "exchange," will offer essentially a managed care plan in which costs are kept in check by limiting access to providers, as HMOs, PPOs and other reforms of the 1980s and '90s did.
Anthem says it chose to lower prices by limiting provider options because a poll it conducted showed that people overwhelmingly preferred lower prices to greater access. Surely that is true. Alas, politicians over the decades have opted to expand access rather than pursue policies that lower prices.
By and large, political "reforms" of the health insurance marketplace have consisted of mandating greater access to insurance. From coverage mandates (forcing everyone to buy coverage for gastric bypass surgery, for instance) to community rating laws to Obamacare's individual mandate, the focus is on providing more coverage to more people.
But the people want insurance that costs less and comes with more choices. That happens through competition, which states and the federal government have spent decades constraining. Even when states have tried to lower costs, they have done it in dumb ways, such as Certificate of Need laws, which stifle competition, thus having the opposite of the intended effect.
If Anthem's plan actually brings costs down, Obama- care backers will say it proves the law a success. But Obamacare was supposed to lower costs while letting us keep our doctors and our current insurance plans. It was not supposed to give us a super-sized managed care plan. The people would be better served by laws that let them buy exactly the insurance plan they need, not the one politicians have decreed that they must have.


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Parents of the bride are Spike and Theresa Ehrhardt of Hannibal, Mo. The groom is the son of James and Carolyn Johnson of Minocqua, Wis.
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TUSCALOOSA | Tuscaloosa's mayor and all seven members of the City Council say they plan to seek re-election in the municipal elections, which are about six months away. All said they're not ready to step away from the recovery efforts related to the tornado of April 27, 2011, but some said they had other, non-storm related projects they want to see through.
TUSCALOOSA | Tuscaloosa's mayor and all seven members of the City Council say they plan to seek re-election in the municipal elections, which are about six months away.
All said they're not ready to step away from the recovery efforts related to the tornado of April 27, 2011, but some said they had other, non-storm related projects they want to see through.
Tuscaloosa's municipal elections are set for Aug. 27.
As of now, no one has announced plans to challenge any of the incumbents.
Councilman Lee Garrison said he hopes to return for a fifth term to help repair the image of the Tuscaloosa City Schools.
"Whatever I can bring to the table to help our school system turn the corner and reach the level of its expectations, I want to do," Garrison said. "But in my opinion, if it does not go to the level it needs to, there's going to be major consequences."
The stiffest among these consequences, the District 4 councilman said, is the dissolution of the city school system and consolidation with the Tuscaloosa County Board of Education.
If a 6-mill ad valorem tax for school construction is not renewed in 2016, that could be the death knell for the city school system, he said.
"All ideas need to be put on the table to figure out what we need to do to get our system to the level it needs to be, so that every citizen of this city has complete confidence in sending their children to our school system," he said. "If we can't get to that level within the next two to four years, then I believe our city leaders need to give serious consideration into what all options are on the table, and consolidation into the county system is one of those options."
Also seeking his fifth term will be Councilman Kip Tyner, who said he is on pace for a full recovery from his recent cancer surgery and does not expect to be slowed down in a new term.
Tyner said he will continue to focus on improving Alberta, which he said was the reason he first sought the District 5 seat in 1997.
"There is absolutely no way that I could walk away without Alberta being back from the tornado," Tyner said. "We're just about to turn the corner on what we think, hopefully, will be one of the most exciting comebacks — maybe ever — for an area of the city of Tuscaloosa."
Seeking third terms will be Councilwoman Cynthia Almond and Councilmen Bobby Howard, Bob Lundell and William Tinker.
Almond said she hopes to return to her District 3 seat to help guide some park and recreation development for her constituents, but mainly it's to be involved with the city's storm recovery efforts.
"We're just in the midst of so much rebuilding after the tornado that I feel that it's important that those of us who started it kind of see it through," she said. "And besides, I enjoy serving.
"I can say that I've enjoyed serving on the council for the past eight years and I've enjoyed working with my fellow council members to help not only my district, but also to move all of Tuscaloosa forward."
Lundell said he hopes to return to office because of the pending development projects for District 6, which he represents. The projects include a potential shopping center for the large, vacant lot at the intersection of Hargrove Road and Skyland Boulevard.
Additional properties in the district are being eyed for supermarkets, restaurants and other businesses "we're in dire need of," he said.
He's also involved with the citywide storm recovery and wants to continue as chairman of the council's Public Projects Committee to help those efforts.
"We want to finish what we started," Lundell said. "We've got a very good working relationship between the council and the mayor. We're right in the middle of our rebuilding, and we want to keep that momentum going.
"We're elected by district, but this city is so close that we're all working together."
Tinker said he plans to focus on improving District 7 and, in particular, the completion of the widening work for James I. Harrison Parkway, which he expects to get under way this summer. Howard said he wants to see the Oakdale storm water drainage improvement work finished, in addition to other work in District 1.
Council President Harrison Taylor said he wants a sixth term to have a voice in the reconstruction of District 2 and other parts of the city following the tornado as well as improvements for West End.
"I want to stay to make sure Alberta City ... and not just my district, but the whole city, comes back," Taylor said. "I think it'll take someone with experience to assist or lead in this charge toward a smooth recovery, a full recovery and a complete recovery."
Mayor Walt Maddox will seek his third term as mayor to continue to work on the storm recovery, but also because of the residents and voters he called "his bosses."
"I'm honored to serve in this position, and I understand that every four years I have to go out and re-earn this position," Maddox said. "I think over the next four years, the planning and the work we have under way will really come to fruition.
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More than 20 animals, including horses, alpacas and llamas, rescued in LittletonBy Damien Fisher
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LITTLETON - More than 20 horses, alpacas, and llamas were taken from a Main Street home this week after being found neglected by the owners.
"The manure and the muck was so deep, they couldn't even move," said Teresa Paradis, executive director of Live and Let Live Farm in Chichester, the group that helped rescue the animals.
Paradis was called in by Littleton police and representatives from the state Department of Agriculture after Littleton residents started to complain about the conditions of the animals, she said.
"It's a good thing the state and the police were on it right away, because it could have been much, much worse," she said.
The animals were getting out of their pens and their small living area had become overflowing with muck, she said. Some of the smaller horses were falling down in the filth, she said. Witnesses said the muck was eight inches deep, she said.
"It was really deep," she said.
The owners had become unable to care for all of the animals, most of which were brought into the state in the past year from Nevada, she said.
Paradis and the volunteers with Live and Let Live loaded up 16 of the animals last week, and the others went to neighbors, she said. Many need medical care and her volunteers suspect the animals have developed abscesses under the muck. She also is worried that some of the mares have become pregnant when the animals were kept without any gender separation.
Some of the animals are emaciated from lack of food, and many have hoove problems and other health care issues.
'Hooves are over-grown and not properly cared for, horses have been seen stumbling and falling down when trying to walk," she said.
Live and Let Lie now has 71 horse it has rescued, mostly from people who are no longer able to afford the animal care. The farm also has small animals like goats, and dogs it has rescued. The tough economic times has left the farm with more animals to care for, and fewer people willing to adopt them, she said.
"This is really a tough one for us," she said.
The farm will have to find a way to pay for feed and medical care for all the animals it now has, she said.
'The cost of hay, feed, supplements and what appears to be extensive medical rehabilitation care, dental and hoof care needed as well as the gelding surgery expenses, will be in the thousands,' she said.
Donations for the medical fund, feed and hay are welcome and can be made at the rescue's website by credit or debit card or through the Pay Pal account at: www.liveandletlivefarm.org , or by mail to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue, 20 Paradise Lane, Chichester, NH 03258


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Huskers Edged by No. 5 Hawaii, No. 4 USC
Los Angeles, Calif. – The No. 9 Nebraska sand volleyball team was edged 3-2 in a pair of matches by No. 5 Hawaii and No. 4 USC on Friday. The Huskers finished a week of competition in southern California with a 4-5 dual record.
In the first match of the day against Hawaii, the Huskers posted wins at the No. 1 and 2 positions, but could not hold on for the victory. Kelsey Robinson and Alexa Strange defeated Natasha Bell and Jane Croson 21-13, 21-16, while Morgan Broekhuis and Kadie Rolfzen added a 21-14, 21-16 win over Ginger Long and Katie Spieler.
Amber Rolfzen and Hayley Thramer were defeated by Ali Longo and Karlee Riggs 21-18, 21-16, while Meghan Haggerty and Sheridan Zarda fell to Ashley Kastl and Tai Manu-Olevao 21-10, 21-10. Kelsey Fien and Alicia Ostrander dropped their match to Olivia Urban and Ku'ulei Zalopany 21-15, 21-16.
Moving to the second match of the day, the Huskers battled the No. 4 team in the nation to the end. Kelsey Robinson and Alexa Strange fell in a tightly-contested three-set match to Kirby Burnham and Stevi Robinson 21-16, 18-21, 17-19.
Morgan Broekhuis and Kadie Rolfzen defeated Katie Fuller and Cinnamon Sary 32-30, 14-21, 15-9, while Amber Rolfzen and Hayley Thramer notched a 19-21, 21-16, 15-7 win over Eve Ettinger and Bria Russ to start the second round of play.
It would not be enough though, as Meghan Haggerty and Sheridan Zarda fell to Brooke Fournier and Natasa Siljkovic 21-16, 21-17, and Kelsey Fien and Alicia Ostrander dropped their match to Sam Hirschmann and Alexa Stonish 21-18, 21-12 in the first round of action.
Hawaii 3, Nebraska 2
1.) Kelsey Robinson-Alexa Strange (NEB) def. Natasha Bell-Jane Croson (HAW) 21-13, 21-16
2.) Morgan Broekhuis-Kadie Rolfzen (NEB) def. Ginger Long-Katie Spieler (HAW) 21-14, 21-16
3.) Ali Longo-Karlee Riggs (HAW) def. Amber Rolfzen-Hayley Thramer (NEB) 21-18, 21-16
4.) Ashley Kastl-Tai Manu-Olevao (HAW) def. Meghan Haggerty-Sheridan Zarda (NEB) 21-10, 21-10
5.) Olivia Urban-Ku?ulei Zalopany (HAW) def. Kelsey Fien-Alicia Ostrander (NEB) 21-15, 21-16
Order of finish: 4, 5, 2, 3, 1
USC 3, Nebraska 2
1.) Kirby Burnham-Stevi Robinson (USC) def. Kelsey Robinson-Alexa Strange (NEB) 16-21, 21-18, 19-17
2.) Morgan Broekhuis-Kadie Rolfzen (NEB) def. Katie Fuller-Cinnamon Sary (USC) 32-30, 14-21, 15-9
3.) Amber Rolfzen-Hayley Thramer (NEB) def. Eve Ettinger-Bria Russ (USC) 19-21, 21-16, 15-7
4.) Brooke Fournier-Natasa Siljkovic (USC) def. Meghan Haggerty-Sheridan Zarda (NEB) 21-16, 21-17
5.) Sam Hirschmann-Alexa Stonish (USC) def. Kelsey Fien-Alicia Ostrander (NEB) 21-18, 21-12
Order of finish: 5, 4, 3, 1, 2


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- Polysomnogram tests—For this test, you'll have to spend the night in a sleep center. Tiny electrodes will be attached to various areas of your body in order to closely monitor your heart rate, eye movements, brain waves, and muscle activity throughout the night. Monitors will also record information about your breathing, changes in the concentration of oxygen in your blood, and your body position. People with narcolepsy go in and out of deep sleep more quickly.
- Multiple sleep latency test—This test is usually done the day after the polysomnogram. With the same set of electrodes still attached, you'll be asked to take a series of 20-minute naps, every 2 hours throughout the day. The electrodes collect information about how quickly you fall asleep and how quickly you reach various levels of sleep, particularly rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. Questionnaires will also be used. People with narcolepsy fall asleep more quickly.
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A former Oak Ridge police sergeant and three current sergeants have filed a petition against the city of Oak Ridge, its officials and the city's Personnel Advisory Board after a grievance they filed over pay was denied by city officials in September.
A former Oak Ridge police sergeant and three current sergeants have filed a petition against the city of Oak Ridge, its officials and the city's Personnel Advisory Board after a grievance they filed over pay was denied by city officials in September.
The four are seeking review of the city's denial of their grievance and the decision of the Advisory Board to recommend the denial. They are also asking that the city reverse its decision to deny the grievance. The petition also asks for salary adjustments.
Recently retired Sgt. Phil Nall, who initiated the grievance, along with sergeants Pete Nance, Cartel Webb and Robert Pitts, who signed the grievance in agreement, filed the petition for certiorari in November and an amended writ of certiorari in late December.
A petition for certiorari basically seeks an order by a higher court directing a lower court or public authority for a discretionary judicial review.
The issue will now go before the Chancery Court in Anderson County for a decision.
No court date has been set.
The original grievance was filed with the city of Oak Ridge in February 2012, after two ORPD detectives were promoted to the rank of sergeant in January and received a 10 percent pay increase.
The sergeants' argument is that the detectives had received a 10 percent pay increase when they were promoted to the rank of detective and with the new rank came the additional raise, subsequently making their pay grade higher — about $5,500 per year — than the senior sergeants' pay grade.
The senior sergeants petition states: "It is our opinion that, in this instance, the compensation plan has created internal inequity in a manner that cannot be rationally justified and should be corrected."
According to the city's order after the original grievance hearing, the argument centered around the discrepancy in pay not being fair and equitable, and cited a requirement in the city Personnel Ordinance to adjust the pay plan when "there is clear evidence that such adjustment is necessary to meet the policies outlined."
The city's order stated the Personnel Ordinance was followed in the promotions of the two new sergeants and said "discrepancies in pay within a job title exist in various departments of the city — not just with sergeants — and are a result of employees' various experience, past merit increases, longevity, promotions, and other factors such as overlap in pay ranges for job classifications."
The recently promoted sergeants were at or near the top of their pay grade as detectives, which then placed them at or near the top of the sergeant's pay grade. The maximum pay for a sergeant is $55,556 and the pay rate of the recently promoted detectives, because of the earlier 10 percent pay hike, is $61,235 at the maximum pay grade.
The grievance also raised questions about other employees, including two sergeants, who received pay adjustments under similar circumstances. The order, however, stated city records indicate the pay increase for those employees was not to address "any discrepancy" nor to match another employee's pay rate.
After consideration of all the evidence in the grievance, the Advisory Board voted 5-0 to dismiss the grievance.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.


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Drug Jar (Albarello) with Seated Queen
Probably workshop of Orazio Fontana, Italian (active Urbino), c. 1510 - 1571
Made in Urbino, Italy, Europe
c. 1565-1571Medium:
Tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica)Dimensions:
9 1/16 x 5 3/16 inches (23 x 13.2 cm)Curatorial Department:
European Decorative Arts and Sculpture
* Gallery 254, European Art 1500-1850, second floor (Rubenstein Gallery)Accession Number:
2000-154-3Credit Line:
125th Anniversary Acquisition. The Howard I. and Janet H. Stein Collection, 2000
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Maiolica is an Italian term used to describe a tin-glazed ceramic that reached the height of its popularity during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Fairly inexpensive, maiolica wares were suitable for everyday use, frequently taking the form of pharmacy jars, vases, and dishes.
Maiolica was born of a desire to emulate porcelain, a delicate and translucent form of pottery that until the eighteenth century only the Chinese knew how to make. The technique was a complicated multi-step process. First, the clay was collected, strained, and dried to a plastic consistency. Then it was shaped into the desired wares, by wheel, mold, or hand and fired in a kiln. Once fired, the ceramic was covered with an opaque white glaze containing tin, an expensive metal imported into Italy from England or the Low Countries (present-day Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg). The porous ceramic absorbed this glaze immediately, leaving a powdery white coating on the surface. It was then painted using pigments made from ground metals suspended in water. The most common pigments were made from metallic oxides: copper made green, iron made orange, manganese made purple, cobalt made blue, antimony made yellow, and tin made white. Again the ceramic absorbed the water in the paint, leaving the pigments on the surface and making it nearly impossible to correct any errors or change the composition. When the painting was completed, some vessels were coated with a shiny lead glaze, and then all were fired again, at a slightly lower temperature.
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The treatment and management of narcolepsy involves lifestyle changes and medications.
The goals of treatment include:
- Improving daytime alertness
- Minimizing or eliminating troublesome symptoms such as weakness, hallucinations at the beginning or end of sleep, and sleep paralysis
Treatment involves the following:Lifestyle changesMedications
At this time, there are no surgical procedures for the treatment of narcolepsy.
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STOCKTON - More than 300 people from all over Stockton came to a south Stockton church Wednesday to learn about Operation Ceasefire, which city leaders have chosen as a method to reduce violence in the city.
STOCKTON - More than 300 people from all over Stockton came to a south Stockton church Wednesday to learn about Operation Ceasefire, which city leaders have chosen as a method to reduce violence in the city.
The Operation Ceasefire system is credited with reducing the number of killings in cities across the United States, including, in the 1990s, Stockton. But Ceasefire is as much a spiritual and humanitarian mission as it is a government program, said those who have seen it stop the killing in their communities.
"We need to do more than pray," said the Rev. Jeffrey Brown of Boston's TenPoint Coalition. Boston was the city where Ceasefire was invented to combat a rise in street violence in the early 1990s.
"Join this movement," Brown urged those at the meeting. "Stockton can be turned around. We did it in Boston. We had a 29-month period when we had no juvenile homicides."
By the end of Brown's presentation, many in the audience were saying "Amen."
Stewart Wakeling, director of the Oakland-based California Partnership for Safe Communities, worked in Stockton in the 1990s when Ceasefire helped reduce street violence. Wakeling explained the details of how community members can deliver a strong anti-violence message to the young men who are most at risk of engaging in violence.
Wakeling warned that it is difficult work and requires government, law enforcement, communities of faith and others to work together in ways they might not have previously.
It often requires going to great lengths to show respect toward those who are at risk of being violent and supporting them when they choose to step away from violence, Wakeling said.
"It takes patience," Wakeling said. "We can't roll this out in one day or even one month."
Still, some elements of Ceasefire - such as church members regularly taking evening walks through neighborhoods to establish connections with young people hanging out on the streets - are already being implemented in Stockton.
"In March 2012, we began to walk," said Pastor Curtis Smith of Destiny Christian Center in Stockton.
One key, Smith said, is to see people on neighborhood streets as God sees them. "We don't see them as drug dealers. We don't see them as criminals."
Smith said walks he and other congregation members have been taking in the Kentfield/Bianchi neighborhood already have helped reduce the number of police calls there.
Stockton Police Chief Eric Jones and Mayor Ann Johnston spoke during the town hall meeting and were clearly thrilled to see so many Stockton residents eager to learn about Operation Ceasefire.
"Each one of us has a part to play," Johnston said.
Officials said a slide show from Wednesday night's presentation would be posted today on the Stockton Police Department's Facebook page.
Contact reporter Dana M. Nichols at (209) 607-1361 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/calaverasblog.


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