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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
My beautiful, courageous, Spirit-filled mama, Mary Lynn, breathed her last breath Friday, May 17th at just before 9 in the morning. Her face aglow in sunlight. Her hand in mine. In most ways I have not left that place. That room were I spent so many days at her side. There are no words. I've written many down, only by hand. For weeks my family and I have been other versions of ourselves. Our strongest and our weakest versions. I just don't know yet what the difference is between strength or weakness. Or what the steps are to getting back to where I know I will eventually be again. I don't know. It is devastation. It has not been without Beauty. Not without Blessing. They abound in the bitterness, and I sleep each night centered on that radiance and pray for it to never leave me. Not leave my side.
Pray with me, that the Resplendence of this beautiful woman will stay at my side. It's all I want. We await her 13th grandchild any day.
We have received much, much, deep love in all forms from so many and it keeps us afloat. There is too much to say, and trust it will be said. It is part of myself, and I will become more generous as it suits my fragility. One day. And then another. And another.
love to you and yours, xoxoAnnaMaria
219 comments:
I'm so sorry for your family's loss, Anna Maria. My thoughts and prayers are with you. x xReplyDelete
Anna Maria, you were in my prayers just today. You will stay there, even as you bring new life into the world.ReplyDelete
Sending love and strength to you and yours! Thinking of you and wishing you strength as you bring your sweet baby girl into the world, any day! Your little children will bring you comfort!ReplyDelete
PS....meant to say your children! Not just the little's, but ALL of your sweeties!ReplyDelete
Wishing your family much love, peace, and healing. You are all in my prayers.ReplyDelete
Much love to you my friend.ReplyDelete
You are in our prayers.
I'm so very sorry for your loss, Anna. I lost my grandmother, who was like a second mother to me, just over a year ago. In reality, it was like we lost her much earlier than that due to her Alzheimer's disease, which I feel robbed us of her last few years. I truly believe that she is always by my side, just like your mother is by yours, and always will be, as will yours.ReplyDelete
Sending you and your family, especially that sweet new baby girl of yours, lots of love, prayers, and my deepest sympathies.
Sending you so much light as you walk this new path. Holding you and your family and your mama in my thoughts. And deeply hearing you as you share how you hold that radiance to you tightly.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:36 PM
How often I visit your website, though seldom if ever comment. I cannot but imagine the sorrow you are feeling, but I immediately thought of one of my mother's favorite poems:ReplyDelete
"Into my heart's treasury
I slipped a coin
That time cannot take
Nor a thief purloin, --
Oh better than the minting
Of a gold-crowned king
Is the safe-kept memory
Of a lovely thing."
--by Sara Teasdale
I am so sorry for your loss...
- Jen Green10:40 PM
I am so sorry for your loss. What a blessing to be with your mama in those finale moments on earth. Five years ago I held my fathers hand as he took his final breath, my sister almost due with his third grandchild. I miss him every day, and feel his presence every day as well. Life is such a strange and beautiful journey, isn't it? You are in my prayers. <3ReplyDelete
I lost mine a yr ago exactly. I have been given the grace to not feel the sting but only temporary loss ! We do believe we will see eachother again..I hope you will also do the same !!! Its hard to imagine her not being at her blog or with your family Im so sad for you!! Receive my deepest sympathy for you and yours..IzzyReplyDelete
Such a life well lived. Such a daughter to have loved and be loved by. To see so many grandchildren, so well, and such fine examples of human beings. To be surrounded by love at her last. None could have passed more well.ReplyDelete
Sympathies to you and your family.
You will carry her in your heart forever--she will always be with you, but you will miss talking to her. This is how I feel about my mom, who died 2 years ago. I am so sorry for your loss. Healing takes time.ReplyDelete
I love those words that you shared with us describing your mama, "....beautiful, courageous, Spirit-filled mama.." Wouldn't we all love to hear those same words spoken over us.... I'm quite sure that your own children use very similar words when describing you Anna. I will certainly pray that the resplendence of your mama will stay right beside you and that the One Who holds her now will comfort you in the days ahead. Many blessings.ReplyDelete
A nation of women who you have welcomed into your family and heart mourn with you tonight, Anna Maria. Upon reading of your dream, a month ago, I have been worried, with no news, and knew there was a problem in your life. I am so glad for you and for your Mamma, that at the end, you were able to hold her hand in your own. You lose your mother and soon will bring a daughter into this world. Please know that I pray for you and shed tears for you and send you sympathy and strength for all that is to come.ReplyDelete
Sympathy, heartfelt prayers, caring thoughts.ReplyDelete
May you, and all her family, be lifted in love and compassion.
This is such a beautiful post... your mama, with you in spirit now, would be so proud. I'm so sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
Mi spiace molto per la tua perdita, ma sono convinta che la tua mamma e' sempre vicino a te e ai nipotini. Un abbraccio.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry for your loss, Anna.ReplyDelete
Love from Brazil,
It becomes less painful as the years pass, but I still feel the miss so deeply. You'll see a lot of things that you forgot to ask or to do with her, but you will also see so much things that come from her, everywhere, everyday, in your actions or in the faces of your family, that are comforting... I wish all your family is together and show love to help each of you.ReplyDelete
Such a dignified and human post. Thinking of you at this sad time.ReplyDelete
Anna, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. I can only imagine how difficult this time is with her departure and the imminent arrival of your sweet baby. My thoughts and prayers are with you and all your loved ones. xoxoxo -EReplyDelete
Anna, prayers your for you and your family. God Bless you.ReplyDelete
She's beside you and she will never leave. She won't. Don't worry about that one. So sorry for you and your family. I join literally hundreds of people with prayers and hope for some peace in your heart.ReplyDelete
praying with you and for you, xoReplyDelete
This brings tears to my eyes, as it did when I saw you post this on Instagram. I have been praying for you and your family so much... each picture of the view from her side a reminder to do so. May God bless you with strength and comfort during this time. xoReplyDelete
I am so sorry for your loss. I will pray that her radiance will remain with you forever, as you are hoping. I can only hope that everyone suffering the loss of a loved one can feel this blessing during these darkest hours (Sorry if all this sounded clumsy, I am not a native speaker). Lots of love to you, AnyaReplyDelete
What a range of emotions you must be experiencing right now. As you await the birth of your baby, the beginning of life, only to endure the ending of another life. A life that gave you life. But knowing in your heart that she is more alive now than she has ever been must bring you some comfort. May the promise of the Father, that He never leaves us or forsakes us, bring you and your beautiful family comfort today and the many days ahead.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:01 AM
Christ is Risen,Anna Marie! May these words comfort you and your family during this time of grief. Your mama had a very blessed ending to her life- she was prepared spiritually and was surrounded by prayer and her beautiful family.ReplyDelete
And God has been so good to grant you a precious life, your baby girl to help you remember His mercy and love. May this little one be just as special and loving as her yia yia. May God continue to bless your entire family.
- Anonymous8:04 AM
Oh, Anna Maria. I am so, so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I cannot imagine how difficult it must be to lose your precious mother. I am sending you love and light and support and prayers and friendship to help carry you through. And I am thinking of the perfect new life within you, and hoping that blessing can help too.ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous woman! I am so sorry for your loss and wish all the best for you and your family.ReplyDelete
So sorry to hear this -- much peace and love to you and your family.ReplyDelete
- mailergoat8:52 AM
Blessings to you and your family. Your mother's spirit will never leave you nor be far from you - she is so clearly in all that you are, and in everything you create. It must be so so hard to have her gone in person, but your beautiful family and talents will keep her spirit close at hand.ReplyDelete
My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. My grandfather passed right after my daughter was born. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of him. There is some comfort that my youngest son acts just like him, even loving the same music he did, we like to think that some of his spirit is in him.ReplyDelete
I hope you find a comfort like this. XOXO
Dearest Anna, may your Mama's memory be a blessing that lasts throughout your life. Such amazing grace you have, as I am certain that your Mama also had. Much much love as you travel this journey of love, loss and new life.ReplyDelete
Maybe you just need to feel and not speak or write. (Although you do express yourself beautifully even at this difficult time). I lost my father to cancer three weeks before my twins were born. Not the same as losing a mother at all, but ten years on those two events are strangely disconnected. As soon as the babies were born, my maternal instincts took over and I coped and enjoyed them. It has always been a huge comfort that although my father never met them, he did 'know' them and I hope you find that too. I am so very sorry for your loss, but wish you strength and joy for the arrival of your new baby.ReplyDelete
My sincere and deepest condolences to you and your family. I am so sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I, too, lost my mother and I can tell you this: She will always be in your heart. You will always feel her presence. She will know your children through the love you have for her in your heart. I wish you strength and joy in your new baby's arrival.I still miss my mama and you will yours but know that she, like my mom, would never want to see you sad and she would give all her strength and peace to you. I am so glad you have your family and a new one coming to look forward too. Much love and prayers in my heart for you and your family. xo jan
I'm so sorry you lost your mother. My deepest condoleances.ReplyDelete
I am really sorry Anna Maria. I remember when your mom started her blog and how supportive she's always been of you. The fact that you are such a good mother leads me to believe that she was your best teacher! You will be in our prayers for comfort. Sending a hug from PA. Love, B.ReplyDelete
I'm so saddened to hear of your loss. This is such a difficult time for you and your family. My prayers are with you here in Israel.ReplyDelete
- Betsy12:31 PM
Many years after my grandmother passed away, my mother told me about a healing moment she had right after my grandmother's passing. My mother was folding laundry feeling very distraught, and heard a voice say "do not worry, she is with you". My mother felt deep comfort and I hope you too will feel comfort from your mother's ever presence. Sending good thoughts to you and your family.ReplyDelete
May you find comfort. Grief is a terrible thing at times, and at others a peaceful. But it is there and deserves our attention. Your little one will soon demand it too. I am so sorry to know you are going through both the joy and sorrow of life and death right now. I was there myself relatively recently and know the rockiness ahead. But there is joy and comfort. take care.ReplyDelete
I am praying that God will engulf you all in his grace, and never let you go. God has blessed your Mama by taking her home. I know it hurts to breath, but do, God loves you. Sending love and healing prayers from Alabama.
Oh, Anna, your words are beautiful. I am so very sorry for your loss and am sending you love & prayers.ReplyDelete
Anna Maria...I am broken hearted for you at the loss of your precious mother. By your post, it is abundantly evident that your Mom's life MATTERED, and that is all that any of us dare hope for when our time on Earth has ended. She will always be in your heart and by your side...she will love you forever, as you do her...I am so sorry......ReplyDelete
I am so sorry for your loss. My mother experienced the loss of her mother this past October. She was there holding her hand as she took her last breath. Just thinking about my mom and you and how it must feel to witness the end of your mothers life, I just can't stop crying. My mom said she wouldn't have it any other way, that she was grateful to spend those last moments with her to know that Grandma wasn't alone in her passing have her comfort. She's watching over your children and telling your little one on the way how lucky they are to have you for a mom. Hugs. Praying for you and your family during this time.ReplyDelete
I am so very heartfelt sorry; remember the good times and find comfort in each other through these dark days.ReplyDelete
Hour by hour, day by day...slowly, slowly
- Anonymous2:15 PM
I've been praying for you since I realized what was going on.... and will continue to do so. Grief is a strange thing, and everyone goes through it uniquely. I can say from experience that it's doesn't necessarily get "better" per se, but it does get different. It does change.ReplyDelete
Oh, lovely lady, I am so very very sorry to hear of your loss. I have been through that same experience - holding her hand as she leaves - and I know some of what you must be feeling.ReplyDelete
Take some comfort, if you can, in knowing that that feeling of her presence seems to strengthen with time, not lessen. I am thinking about you and your family with love and sending strength for when you need it.
Ich habe nur das Bild und die Rosen gesehen und wußte, fühlte mit.... ohne große Worte...LiluReplyDelete
My prayers are with you. May the Lord hold you close and may you feel it deeply.ReplyDelete
- Bella4:45 PM
So sorry for your loss..words aren't much comfort, though, I believe those we love will always live on in our hearts and in the joyful way we live our lives...you truly have a beautiful life filled with love, family,caring and blessings!ReplyDelete
Anna- may each day bring you comfort in knowing that the memory of your sweet Mother lives on, watching over you, your family and your little daughter to come.xx
loving yous in thoughts and prayers. xoxoReplyDelete
I am so sorry to read about your loss and your pain. Your mother must have been so proud of you.ReplyDelete
I hope that the birth of your baby goes well.
Our thoughts are will you
I am so sorry...I know the pain and hurt you feel. My Mother passed 40 years ago when I was just 13 years old. The memories are what I hold on to. Her passing seemed so painful for so long but one day your heart will be filled with memories more clear then than today. God Bless you and yours. Pamie G.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:20 PM
Praying for strength and peace for you & your family. I know from my own experience that you will never forget all the good things about your mother, even the times during her sickness that you can keep close to your heart.The awful things will finally fade away and you can cling to all the wonderful memories that you all have of and with her. She is a beautiful woman and I can see the spirit in her eyes of love and kindness. Please take care of yourself as you wait the baby.ReplyDelete
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- Irene8:34 PM
I have been reading your blog for quite some time but never commented before. Your post previous to this one, the one about your dream was prophetic...planting flowers by a grave, and a young spirited mare....your mother and your daughter who is waiting to arrive. Even the sapling-small but able to provide protection and given to you by your parents. Your mother is with you as evidence in all these things. When one sheds their body it frees the spirit not to go somewhere but to go everywhere. She is everywhere with you. God bless you.ReplyDelete
Tears for your pain, and for the beauty of all of it. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:04 PM
Many prayers to you and your family. I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my grandmother when I was very young, but I can still remember little, wonderful things about her. She sewed, which is one of the reasons I love to sew. Another reason I love to sew is your beautiful fabrics. Thank you for inspiring me so much, your work is just stunning. Take care and God bless-ReplyDelete
I have thought of you so much, prayed for your mama, you, you're family. And I'm just one of so many that only know you through here, but here is so much. And I know the beauty you create, beauty that sits in my home, things I love. You're a dear, special girl, with a dear, special mama. I do know that, and I just pray for you. The Lord bless your delivery, your heart, your family, your father, and just all things.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry for your loss Anna Maria. I'm going through the same as I lost my mother to cancer on December 1. You are right -- it is devastation and I am still trying to learn how to remember and cherish the memories and love of who she was (and is) to me and my family. I do feel so blessed though that I was with her at the end as she was with me at the beginning. Love and prayers to you and your family.ReplyDelete
So sorry for your loss. Lots of love and prayers to you and your family.ReplyDelete
I am sending strength to you and your family, from California.ReplyDelete
Sending you and your family prayer, love and strength xxReplyDelete
- Jenny A.11:12 PM
I was so so sorry to hear of the passing of your beautiful Mother. May you and your family find peace and comfort in your wonderful memories of her. Know her spirit is within you and watching over you everyday! My thoughts and prayers are with you, and I'm anxiously awaiting your beautiful baby girl!ReplyDelete
If roses grow in heaven,ReplyDelete
Lord pleae pick a bunch for me,
Place them in my Mother's arms
and tell her they're from me.
Tell her I love her and miss her,
and when she turns to smile,
place a kiss upon her cheek
and hold her for awhile.
Because remembering her is easy,
I do it every day,
but there's an ache within my heart
that will never go away.
This breaks my heart! I am so sorry for your loss. May your mother's memory be eternal and your pain less and less each day.ReplyDelete
My heart goes out to you and your family.ReplyDelete
So sorry.
My own sweet mom died suddenly just seven months ago and right after the birth of her 13th grandchild. I understand your words completely and I am crying with you at this very moment. I will pray that you will feel the strong hands of God holding you in these difficult days.ReplyDelete
My thoughts are with you and your children. Your mama is so close to you and the loss is so hard to bear. however, she will be with you always in all the little things you do and say and you will stop and remember why you do these things. I understand this deep deep sadness and loss and I know there will be many times you will want to be able to talk with her again. I wish for healing thoughts and loving memories for you and all your family. Your new babe will be a joy and will bring light and happiness to her brothers and sisters.ReplyDelete
Sending you love Anna Maria...I lost my dear sweet Mama 13 years ago this August. I tell you this, you will never ever be without her. Sad to not be able to in the ways we once did, but so much of her is in you. Your new baby will be even more welcomed now...what a lovely family you have. xoxo PamReplyDelete
Oh Anna-Maria, I knew something had gone wrong as you were not posting. I am so sorry for your loss.ReplyDelete
However, I am thankful to God that He is graning you that mellow place where grief becomes softer and your mom's memory is a blessing. May she rest in God's arms, and may she bless and protect you, your family and your new baby.
Praying for you and your family. My mother passed away Mar 22 and it is like it just happened. Everyone says it gets easier but I wonder.ReplyDelete
I am so very sorry to hear of your loss, and for the valley your family is walking through. The way you put it into words here was stunning and beautiful. It is a miracle, how our hearts can hold joy and sorrow simultaneously. So I think of you all as you await the birth of your child, and I pray for God's peace and His strength for you day by day.ReplyDelete
You have such a poignant way with words Anna Maria. I'm thinking of you and praying for you, your Mom, your family and you little one in your tummy. I lost my Mom to unspeakable circumstances on April 22, 2012 and the only thing that gives me comfort is that I know she is in heaven and at peace. I have no doubt that your Mom, as mine, looks down upon us and is surrounding us with their love. Faith is tested for sure, but it is amazing the "wonders" that have happened since she left this earth. Look for those signs, because she is with you!ReplyDelete
Oh Anna Maria, I'm so sorry for your loss. I really know your pain, I lost my dear father three years ago and it was such a devastating time. Like you I was pregnant with my daughter, I was sad she did not get to meet him or he to hold her. Anyway, just take each day as it comes. Much love dxxReplyDelete
I am deeply sorry for your loss. Your mother's beautiful. I pray for you and your family.ReplyDelete
I pray with you.ReplyDelete
Love Martine
I am so sorry to read this. I can't imagine how hard this is. I pray that God will continue to comfort you and give you strength. I'm so glad you have this precious baby to look forward to.ReplyDelete
We are with you, and we love you. Heather, TC, and Bee.ReplyDelete
Oh Anna, I am so sorry for your loss! How incredibly painful. Praying for you and your family during this time. xoxoReplyDelete
Oh Anna I am so sorry for your and your family. Much love to you during this time.ReplyDelete
Each day you celebrate your family, your husband and children, your craft, your art, you shall be living your mama's dream for you and thus, making her present in your life...Peace and comfort upon you as you take this journey....ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:37 PM
This is my first time here, came by a pinterest post. I just read about the loss of your mom. Im so sorry. Its been three years and I was just taken back to that last breath, as I was holding her hand, telling her how much I loved her. I wish I could tell you it gets better, some does it does and I can laugh and remember something we both enjoyed. The pain can come swiftly and sharp, when I'd pick up the phone to call her and tell her something funny, and realize her earth body isn't here anymore. So I'd go and walk our special place and tell her then. You never get over missing them, wanting one more day but I hope the love the two of you share keeps your radiance going forever.ReplyDelete
- Monica Nugent11:29 PM
It's been exactly 8 years since I lost my dad while expecting my first child.. his first blood grandchild. While they never met on earth, I am convinced they share a bond in some unexplainable spiritual way. And I am convinced that "Grandpa Martin in Heaven" as we call him is watching over the two babies I never met and keeping them company until we are reunited in eternal salvation. May you feel the comfort of your mother as the guardian angel over you and *all* your children. My heart weeps for the pain you are feeling now, and prays for the bittersweet joy sure to come with the birth of your child. May you feel your mom's presence as you welcome new life. Sending prayers and hugs from Houston.ReplyDelete
Anna Maria, please accept my condolences to you and your family.ReplyDelete
Over the past year or so I'd been checking your mother's blog hoping for new posts, then I read your post a while back that the cancer had returned. She was included on my prayer list.
I pray that your father, you, your sister and brother and the rest of your family will find comfort in the Lord.
So many warm and kind wishes and prayers are coming your way from all of us who only know you from this place. That loss of such an irreplaceable anchor is staggering. God's gracious and tender blessings to you and your family.ReplyDelete
So sorry to hear this news of your loss. May the God of All Comfort grant you peace. New life is coming. Joy will follow tears and sorrow.ReplyDelete
I'm sending big hugs via this big internet. You and your family are loved and I hope the healing begins soon.ReplyDelete
Prayers and blessing to you and your family at this sad time. So glad to hear you were able to be with her at her passing. I lost my Mom 9 years ago at this time and then one year to the day after her death we had another lovely grandgirl and a year and a day after her birth another wonderful grandgirl. This is my time of year to think fondly of my Mom and two great grandgirls she never got to meet here on earth. Again you are in our thoughts and prayers.ReplyDelete
It's so terrible, but it's nice to not be the only one going through this. I am due soon with twins, the first grandchildren, and we are expecting my dad to pass sooner than later (unexpected and quickly from cancer). Unfortunately I am 20 hours away from Nashville, but I rejoice with you that you are there and could be so supportive!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful picture. She looks so much like you! I pray that you may continue to bask in her light! From your last entry telling of your dream it seems that some part of you already new that great changes were coming. Sending you and your family much strength and love. May God(ess) carry you through this dificult time.ReplyDelete


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Match Firearms and Ammunition...Correctly!
With so many kinds of firearms and types of ammunition, it's not always easy to match the proper ammunition to your firearm correctly—but getting it right is critical. If you match the wrong ammunition to your gun, you can cause an explosion, injuring or possibly killing yourself and any bystanders.
To match the proper ammunition to your rifle, shotgun, or handgun correctly:
- Read the specific caliber or gauge designations on the side of the barrel. Match that designation exactly. For example, if it says ".270 Winchester," you cannot use ".270 Weatherby." Shotgun barrels will give the gauge and the length of the chamber (for example, "12-gauge for 2¾-inch shells" or "20-gauge Magnum for 3-inch shells").
- Carefully read the information on the lid of the ammunition box. With shotgun ammunition, always check both the gauge and the shell length, and whether it's a Magnum load, to ensure it matches the data on the barrel.
- Finally, match the information on the barrel to the information on the cartridge or shotshell before you shoot. If in doubt, ask a more experienced shooter or a qualified gunsmith. Some store clerks, although they sell ammunition, may not know about the differences in sizes or the type of firearm you shoot.

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Session, Dates: 1 (01/14/2013 - 05/04/2013)
Days: M W F
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QS105 Mathematical Reasoning and Applications. This course aids the student to be cognizant of the vocabulary and mathematical skills necessary to develop quantitative reasoning skills for the general liberal arts major. It takes the view that modern mathematics has become an art of posing and solving problems by logical reasoning by understanding the problem, devising a plan, and carrying out the plan. The course accomplishes these tasks by dealing with the following topics: algebra, geometry, probability and statistics, set theory, finite groups, graph theory, and basic logic. Computer applications throughout the course may be included.
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• All Stark County public and parochial schools are closed Tuesday.
• Canton city trash service has been delayed one day for all customers due to Tuesday's cold temperatures.
• The Canton City Health Department has closed all clinics scheduled for today, including the Women, Infant and Children (WIC) program and the sexually transmitted infection clinic. The clinics will return to their normal schedules Wednesday.
• Meals on Wheels of Stark and Wayne Counties is closed today. Scheduled meal deliveries will be canceled throughout the Stark and Wayne counties service area. Meal delivery is expected to resume Wednesday.
• The office of Stark County Recorder Rick Campbell is closed today. The office will reopen Wednesday for regular hours, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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• All Stark County commissioner-related buildings and offices will be open today. No other county offices had reported planned closings as of Monday afternoon, according to County Administrator Brant Luther.
• Stark County Medical Group will be closed today.
• Wm. McKinley Presidential Library & Museum is closed today. Regular hours will resume at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
• Akron Zoo is closed today.
• The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the Rock Hall's library and archives are closed today.
• Grand Slam USA at 5656 Dressler Road in Jackson Township was closed Tuesday afternoon because of a frozen sprinkler system.
Here is a list of area athletic events that have been postponed due to freezing temperatures. Events will be updated as information becomes available.
• Minerva's JV and varsity boys basketball home games against Carrollton on Tuesday have been rescheduled for Jan. 25 beginning at 6 p.m.
• Minvera's varsity boys and girls home bowling matches against Hoover on Tuesday have been rescheduled for Jan. 29 at 4 p.m. at Minerva Bowl.
• Perry's JV and varsity boys basketball games at McKinley on Tuesday have been postponed. No makeup dates have been set.
• Lake's JV and varsity girls basketball home games against Boardman on Wednesday have been rescheduled for Jan. 20 beginning at 5:30 p.m.
• Monday's Mount Union men's basketball game at Capital. No makeup date has been set.
• All Timken athletic events scheduled for Monday and Tuesday. The freshman boys basketball game against Fairless has been rescheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Commons Gym.
• Central Catholic's JV and varsity boys basketball games at Fairless on Tuesday have been rescheduled for Saturday beginning at 6 p.m.
• Central Catholic's bowling matches against Lake on Monday and at Sandy Valley on Tuesday have been postponed. No makeup dates have been set.
• Lake's JV and varsity boys basketball games at Boardman have been rescheduled for Feb. 15 starting at 1:30 p.m.
• Hoover's JV and varsity boys basketball games at GlenOak on Tuesday have been rescheduled for Saturday beginning at 6 p.m.
• The Green Local Schools Board of Education has rescheduled tonight's meetings to Wednesday at the high school, 1474 Boettler Road. The organizational meeting will be at 6 p.m., with the regular meeting at 6:30.
• Canal Fulton City Council has canceled its meeting for tonight and rescheduled it for 7 p.m. Jan. 14 at City Hall.
• Canton City Council canceled Monday's meeting and rescheduled it for 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
• Massillon City Council rescheduled last night's meeting for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
• Last night's Alliance City Council meeting, which was canceled due to the weather, has been rescheduled for 7 p.m. Jan. 13 in Council Chambers, according to a news release. Council will follow the Jan. 6 meeting agenda.


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TRAINING: My typical training day is the same as it has always been. I usually have a morning session of weights/conditioning, rest and have lunch, then skills and sparring in the afternoon. After dinner I'll usually do more skill work/sparring or sometimes condition in the evening.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started kickboxing when I was in high school because it was fun. However, at some point I was fighting in the ring as a pro-MMA fighter.
What ranks and titles have you held? None
Do you have any heroes? Bu-Kyung Jung (Olympic Judo Silver medalist and Dream fighter) is my hero. He also trains with me in Korean Top Team.
What is your favorite technique? My punching skills. I love boxing.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? Yes, I graduated Gyung-buk Science University. And my major was 'Mixed Martial Arts'.
What was your job before you started fighting? I was a university student, and at that time, I already was a pro MMA fighter.
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Red Sox, Yankees meet on Opening Day
Red Sox, Yankees meet on Opening Day
The Red Sox celebrated after beating the Yankees Monday in their 2013 season opener.
Jonny Gomes slid in safely in the ninth inning as the Red Sox extended their lead.
Jackie Bradley made a running catch to end the third inning.
Jackie Bradley extended to make the catch.
Jose Iglesias dove into home plate with one of four second-inning runs for the Red Sox.
Jose Iglesias (foreground) and Jackie Bradley (background) were greeted by teammates after scoring in the second inning.
Jon Lester, the Sox' Opening Day pitcher, threw a pitch.
Yankees hurler CC Sabathia prepared to deliver a pitch.
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Red Sox players warmed up before the game.
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Players milled about the batting cage Monday morning ahead of the Opening Day matchup between the Red Sox and Yankees.
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Police log for Jan. 31
Police log
Jan. 31
6:39 a.m. Grand-theft report on South McCall Street.
7:01 a.m. Theft report on North Warner Street.
9:01 a.m. Runaway/out-of-control juvenile at Richmond Elementary School.
9:08 a.m. Violation-of-court-order report on South Norma Street.
9:28 a.m. Attempted-burglary report on North Balsam Street.
9:35 a.m. Citation at Burroughs High School for brandishing a weapon.
10:19 a.m. Vandalism report on North Cisco Street.
11:16 a.m. Child Protective Services referral on North Cisco Street.
11:24 a.m. Theft report on West Vulcan Avenue.
11:43 a.m. Violation-of-court-order report on West Langley Avenue.
12:14 p.m. CPS referral on North Inyo Street.
12:40 p.m. Disturbance on school grounds at Burroughs High School.
1:02 p.m. Petty-theft report on North Cisco Street.
3:04 p.m. Follow up on West Langley Avenue.
3:05 p.m. Citation on South Gemstone Street for driving on suspended license and driving without insurance.
3:55 p.m. Theft report on West Boston Avenue.
4:21 p.m. Ridgecrest Municipal Code violation on South Sanders Street.
4:31 p.m. Theft report on North Norma Street.
4:53 p.m. Harassment report on South Sunland Street.
6:19 p.m. Violation-of-court-order report on East Parkview Avenue.
6:34 p.m. Arrest at South Downs Street and West Bowman Road for possession of a narcotic controlled substance and transporting a narcotic controlled substance.
6:58 p.m. Petty-theft report on West Coronado Avenue.
7:20 p.m. Vandalism report on West Wilson Avenue.
8:05 p.m. Battery report on South Margalo Street.
11:30 p.m. Pursuit and arrest on North Palm Drive for parole violation.
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Kuster's partisanship: Just own it, AnnieEDITORIAL
March 23. 2013 3:02AM
Annie Kuster, New Hampshire's 2nd District representative in Congress, talks a great deal about the need for bipartisanship. And in case you missed that, she is happy to remind you.
"From my first days in office, I have consistently called on both parties to work together..." she said in a statement on Wednesday. No doubt, she has done that. In her election night victory speech last November, she said, "we're ready to put politics aside and do what's right for the middle class and small businesses" and that voters "are looking for leaders who can bring people together to get things done."
When a politician proclaims that she is one to "put politics aside," you can bet that politics is likely to follow.
Last week, Kuster voted against Rep. Paul Ryan's proposed budget. This was no surprise. Ryan was Mitt Romney's vice presidential nominee. Though his proposal did balance the budget, it did not raise taxes to get there. Instead it took such necessary steps as restructuring entitlement programs to make them, and the U.S. government, solvent.
Kuster, naturally, said Ryan's budget "would end Medicare as we know it, undermine critical investments in the middle class, and threaten our economic recovery." That's just the kind of boilerplate partisan rhetoric she lobbed at Charlie Bass during last year's campaign.
During the campaign, Kuster accused Bass of being a partisan Republican rather than the moderate he said he was. According to Opencongress.org, Bass voted with Republicans 83 percent of the time. The site shows that Kuster has voted with Democrats 86 percent of the time. Interesting!
So far, Kuster is demonstrably, if slightly, more partisan than Charlie Bass was. If that's what the voters of the 2nd District want, fine. But judging by how often and how loudly Kuster claims to "put politics aside," it is clear that she knows they don't want that at all.


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Huskers Honored at Wrestling Banquet
Lincoln, Neb. – The Nebraska wrestling team held its annual postseason banquet on Saturday night at Memorial Stadium to reflect on the 2012-13 season.
Seniors Ross Grande, Josh Ihnen, Ridge Kiley, Michael Klinginsmith and Tyler Koehn were honored for their Husker careers. Each of them spoke, looking back at their experiences with the Nebraska wrestling program.
Sophomore Robert Kokesh (174) earned Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Year following a third-place finish at the NCAA Championships last month. Kokesh led the team with 38 wins and earned three tournament titles, including the Midlands Invitational in December.
The Most Improved Award went to Austin Wilson (165). The redshirt freshman compiled a 27-14 record, which included three wins at the NCAA Championships. The Most Dedicated Wrestler was awarded to sophomore Jake Sueflohn (149). Sueflohn fell one match short of All-America honors but finished second at the Big Ten Championships and went 24-7.
Seniors Kiley (141) and Grande (157) each earned awards on Saturday night. Kiley was named Lifter of the Year and Grande earned the Spirit of Excellence. The Granite Award went to Spencer Johnson, who moved up to heavyweight from 197 pounds and appeared in eight duals. The Redshirt of the Year was Tim Lambert (125), who won four tournament titles en route to a 19-3 record.
The Huskers finished 13th at the 2013 NCAA Championships with 38 points. In dual competition, Nebraska compiled an 11-6 record.
2012-13 Nebraska Wrestling Awards
Most Outstanding Wrestler: Robert Kokesh (174)
Redshirt of the Year: Tim Lambert (125)
Most Dedicated: Jake Sueflohn (149)
Granite Award: Spencer Johnson (HWT)
Most Improved: Austin Wilson (165)
Spirit of Excellence: Ross Grande (157)
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Rich MillerAlumni, Class of 2006
Richard is a toy and exhibits designer working for the AMNH, Brooklyn Museum and Children's Museum where he is in charge of museum exhibits. He is also a carpenter, welder and fabricator. He sees ITP as a bridge between his interests and talents to take the next step as an artist and interaction designer.


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Monday, Feb. 4 I was busy talking to sub committee members about how to proceed with our investigation into the hotline reporting system for child abuse.
Monday, Feb. 4 I was busy talking to sub committee members about how to proceed with our investigation into the hotline reporting system for child abuse. The system currently uses a phone center in Jefferson City for all the hotline calls. There, employees of the Children's Division receive calls from all over the state. The calls are categorized by a "flip chart" questionnaire and are then determined to receive an emergency response or an assessment. The emergency calls are then categorized as to what "degree" of emergency it is. I believe they told me they can be rated 1 through 5. I told you, you just can't make this stuff up! Needless to say, there is a lot more investigating that has to be done.
Tuesday, Feb. 5 we had a Transportation Committee meeting and heard several bills. There is a growing need for additional funding all over the state. Every rural county has deteriorating roads and bridges to deal with, and the Special Road Districts are particularly hard hit. With cars and trucks getting better mileage all the time and the Federal Government continually raising the standards for fuel mileage, our fuel taxes are shrinking at an alarming rate. MoDot instituted a drastic cut in their facilities and eliminated thousands of positions within the division, but they can only cut so far. The budget now allows only enough funding to maintain our 30,000 miles of roads and 10,000 bridges. All of our new construction has come to a halt. It is only a matter of time before the current funding levels shrink some more and then our State highways will start to look like our county roads. We have to find a solution to both problems and soon!
Ideally, this won't cost anyone too much more. There should be some possible solutions coming, I'll keep you posted.
Wednesday, Feb. 6 I set the new record for the most people to show up for a committee hearing. My Workforce Committee heard a Right to Work bill and the room was overflowing into two hallways. There were about 15 people to testify for the proposal and 25 or so to testify against. The hearing was scheduled for two hours but in order to give everyone a fair chance to speak, we recessed for session, then came back for an additional two hours. Every person there was respectful of others and there we no outbursts or displays from anyone. It really makes you proud to see people have an exchange of ideas and philosophies while respecting each others right to their opinion. I'll tell you something else, there's a lot better chance of getting your point across and even changing other people's minds about an issue when you can do it without getting irate! We will have a couple more hearings on similar proposals, but I expect them to draw much smaller crowds. The Speaker promised us he would allow public hearings on several controversial issues this session and so far, we are getting them presented. I think that it is far better to hold a public hearing and let people exchange ideas than to deal with constant rumors about what might be going on.
Thursday, Feb. 7 the house passed a unanimous bipartisan bill that re establishes the benevolent tax credits that were eliminated by the Governor last session. These are things like credits for Pregnancy Centers and Food Pantries. I agree with cuts to the budget where it is necessary, but there are a whole lot of things we can cut that don't affect as many lives as these did. The budget numbers have been sent to the appropriations committees and we should start getting our final figures next week or the week after. The Budget Committees in both houses have been working day and night to get the proposals ready. We will definitely have a balanced budget and it will NOT be dependent on "iffy" numbers from the Feds. If the money isn't there, we will not spend it. Missouri is in great shape and we intend to keep it that way.
All the County Commissioners were at the Capitol last week and from what I heard, they were kept hopping the whole time learning what they needed to know to help their counties stay in the same great shape the State is in. We are really lucky in Southwest Missouri to have the caliber of dedicated and hard working men and women that we are blessed with. Keep up the great work!!
We have a hectic schedule again next week, until then, I am and remain in your service.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — Four women have gone topless in St. Peter's Square to protest the Vatican's opposition to gay marriage.
Police quickly took the women away Sunday, and the pope appeared not to have been disturbed as he delivered his traditional prayer from his studio window overlooking the piazza.
On their bare backs, the women had painted slogans "In Gay We Trust," and "Shut Up." One of them, Inna Shevchenko, said: "Today we are here to protest against homophobia."
The small demonstration coincided with a march in Paris that is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people to protest the French president's plan to legalize gay marriage and let gay couples adopt children.
French Catholic bishops and other religious leaders have strongly opposed the proposal, and the Vatican has backed them.


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Drug withdrawal is a reaction the body can have if a person suddenly stops using illegal drugs, prescription medications, or alcohol. This can occur if the person has been using drugs, medications, or alcohol regularly. Depending on the type and amount of the substance you were using, withdrawal can be a life-threatening condition.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your chances of drug withdrawal include:
Withdrawal symptoms are different based on what you used. Symptoms may include:
- Marijuana—loss of appetite, chills, weight loss, trouble sleeping or sleeping too much, irritability, feeling restless or nervous
- Alcohol—shaking, hallucinations, seizures, confusion, anxiety, sweating, nausea
- Barbiturates—weakness, tremors, hallucinations, lack of appetite, seizures
- Opioids—abdominal pain or cramps, muscle aches, panic, tremors, sweating, nausea, diarrhea, fever, chills, irritability, goose pimples, runny nose, drug craving, inability to sleep, yawning
- Benzodiazepines—abdominal pain or cramps, fast heartbeat, vomiting, tremors, seizures, anxiety
- Cocaine—anxiety, feeling tired, depression
- Amphetamines—depression, irritability, sleeping too much, muscle aches, abdominal pain
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done through blood and urine tests.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include one or more of the following:
This is the first step in treating abuse. You will be closely checked for signs of withdrawal. You may be given medications to reduce cravings. Medications will also help to reduce withdrawal symptoms, which can be severe. Treatment is targeted to the specific symptoms and drugs used.
You may need to enroll in a rehabilitation program. This treatment uses behavioral therapy to prevent you from using drugs in the future. Behavioral therapy may include the following:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy teaches you how to recognize and avoid situations that may lead to drug abuse.
- Family therapy helps you and your family look at patterns of drug abuse. Strategies are suggested to avoid future abuse.
- Motivational therapy uses positive reinforcement to prevent drug use.
Residential Treatment (Therapeutic Communities)
Residential treatment is sometimes needed. The typical stay is 6-12 months. These facilities will help you learn how to live a drug-free life.
Support Groups
Support groups offer continued support for a drug- or alcohol-free life. Some support groups are Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous, and Alcoholics Anonymous.
To help reduce your chances of developing drug withdrawal, take the following steps:
- Attend regular support group meetings.
- Avoid people and situations where drugs are available.
- Inform all healthcare providers of your history with drugs.
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Smyrna Town Council had a lot to discuss at their April 1 meeting including the U.S. 13 Corridor Plan, election voting hours, economic development in Kent County, and electric rates. Here are a few other items discussed at the meeting.
Robo call system update
Council received an update on the use of a robo call system to deal with delinquent utility accounts.
The robo call system is more or less a courtesy call to residents reminding them of their delinquent utility account prior to the shut-off. Town Council approved a trial of the system in December as the town had roughly 1,000 to 2,000 customers each month who weren't paying their utility bill by the due date.
Hugg didn't have statistics with him but did give a general update.
"I can tell you that it's been pretty successful, it gives them [customers] a chance to pay it [bill] before they face shut-off," Hugg said.
Councilwoman Joanne Masten said council received an email from the town's IT Manager James Markow with statistics regarding the robo call system.
"James indicated that he would support it and thought we should precede doing the robo calling because it has made a difference," Masten said.
The town will continue using the robo call system for the time being.
Audit Committee upgraded to a standing committee
Council unanimously approved a motion to make the Audit Committee a standing committee; it was previously a subcommittee of the Finance Committee.
The motion also approved Dawn Haw-Young, a current member of the Finance Committee, to be the chair of the Audit Committee.
Mayor Pat Stombaugh said the recommendation was made by the Finance Committee because the town's auditors made the suggestion. The town works with a third-party auditor to do the audit.
"Their [the Audit Committee] major function is they would be a liaison between the auditors and council," Stombaugh said.
Concerns of FOIA violations
Two residents raised concerned with possible Freedom of Information Act violations by the town regarding meeting minutes on the town's website.
Melaine Minear said there is a lack of minutes from meetings as far back as November. Furthermore if the task isn't getting done due to workload, Minear said it should be given to someone who can post minutes in a timely manner.
Cindy Cogar also asked for council to address the issue.
Later in the meeting, Councilman Anthony DeFeo responded to the concerns. DeFeo said it's the responsibility of committee chairs to type their minutes and send them to the town for posting. As chair of the Public Safety Committee, DeFeo said he types the minutes after each meeting, submits them to the town and hands them out to fellow committee members.
DeFeo said if the minutes aren't being posted to the website, the town needs to find out where the issue is and do something to make sure the minutes are posted.
"We don't stream these meetings so the minutes are the only way of knowing what's going on in the meeting," DeFeo said. "You have a right to know what's going on in the meeting.
Arbor Day celebration
Council passed a proclamation for the town to jointly celebrate Arbor Day and Earth Day on Friday, May 3.
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The doctor may suspect GER based on symptoms and medical history, like the frequency of heartburn symptoms. A trial of acid-reducing medications called proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) may also be recommended. Response to these medications can help with diagnosis.
If symptoms do not fully respond to treatment or come back frequently, GERD testing may be done.
pH Monitoring
Esophageal pH monitoring is the best way to confirm reflux. A 24-hour pH monitoring system uses a small tube that is passed through the nose or mouth, down the esophagus, and into the stomach. The tube remains in place for 24 hours and monitors the amount and frequency of stomach acid that backs into the esophagus. The doctor will review the acid report and a food and activity diary to see what is exacerbating the reflux. A second method of acid monitoring involves a small capsule that is placed in the esophagus during an endoscopy. The capsule sends information to a monitor worn outside the body. After a couple of days the capsule will break off and pass through the intestines.
Endoscopy and Biopsy
Endoscopy is a procedure that allows the doctor to closely examine the lining of the esophagus. A thin, lighted tube with a tiny camera is passed down the throat to the esophagus and stomach. The doctor will be able to see irritation or changes to the esophagus.
A biopsy may be done to look for any changes to cells. A small sample of tissue from the esophagus is removed and sent to a lab for examination by a pathologist. The biopsy can look for inflammation, cancer, or other problems.
Upper GI Series
Upper GI is a series of x-rays of the upper digestive system. A barium solution is used to help make clearer images of the esophagus. These images may show a hiatal hernia , ulcers, or an esophageal stricture .
Esophageal Manometry
Manometry can be done in a doctor's office. A specialized tube is passed through the mouth into the esophagus. The tube can measure the amount of pressure created by muscles throughout the esophagus.
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A bone marrow transplant is a procedure to replace damaged or destroyed bone marrow with healthy bone marrow stem cells.
Bone marrow is the soft, fatty tissue inside your bones. Stem cells are immature cells in the bone marrow that give rise to all of your blood cells.
Transplant - bone marrow; Stem cell transplant; Hematopoietic stem cell transplant; Reduced intensity, nonmyeloablative transplant; Mini transplant; Allogenic bone marrow transplant; Autologous bone marrow transplant; Umbilical cord blood transplant
There are three kinds of bone marrow transplants:
Before the transplant, chemotherapy, radiation, or both may be given. This may be done in two ways:
A stem cell transplant is usually done after chemotherapy and radiation is complete. The stem cells are delivered into your bloodstream usually through a tube called a central venous catheter. The process is similar to getting a blood transfusion. The stem cells travel through the blood into the bone marrow. Most times, no surgery is needed.
Donor stem cells can be collected in two ways:
A bone marrow transplant replaces bone marrow that either is not working properly or has been destroyed (ablated) by chemotherapy or radiation. Doctors believe that for many cancers, the donor's white blood cells can attach to any remaining cancer cells, similar to when white cells attach to bacteria or viruses when fighting an infection.
Your doctor may recommend a bone marrow transplant if you have:
A bone marrow transplant may cause the following symptoms:
Possible complications of a bone marrow transplant depend on many things, including:
Complications can include:
Your health care provider will ask about your medical history and do a physical exam. You will have many tests before treatment begins.
Before transplant, you will have one or two tubes, called catheters, inserted into a blood vessel in your neck or arms. This tube allows you to receive treatments, fluids, and sometimes nutrition.
Your doctor or nurse will likely discuss the emotional stress of having a bone marrow transplant. You may want to meet with a mental health counselor. It is important to talk to your family and children to help them understand what to expect.
You will need to make plans to help you prepare for the procedure and handle tasks after your transplant:
A bone marrow transplant is usually done in a hospital or medical center that specializes in such treatment. Most of the time, you stay in a special bone marrow transplant unit in the center. This is to limit your chance of getting an infection.
Depending on the treatment and where it is done, all or part of an autologous or allogeneic transplant may be done as an outpatient. This means you do not have to stay in the hospital overnight.
How long you stay in the hospital depends on how much chemotherapy or radiation you received, the type of transplant, and your medical center's procedures. While you are in the hospital, you will be isolated because of the increased risk of infection. The health care team will closely monitor your blood count and vital signs.
While you are in the hospital you may:
How well you do after transplant depends on:
A bone marrow transplant may completely or partially cure your illness. If the transplant is a success, you can go back to most of your normal activities as soon as you feel well enough. Usually it takes up to 1 year to recover fully.
Complications or failure of the bone marrow transplant can lead to death.
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Heslop HE. Overview of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, et al., eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 104.


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WILLISTON, N.D. — The hole the Lake Region State College women's basketball team found itself in on Wednesday turned out to be one even Punxsutawney Phil would have found difficult to emerge from.
By Ray Maloney Journal Sports Editor WILLISTON, N.D. — The hole the Lake Region State College women's basketball team found itself in on Wednesday turned out to be one even Punxsutawney Phil would have found difficult to emerge from. LRSC watched as Williston State broke away from a 9-9 tie just five minutes into the game by going on a 14-0 run en route to a convincing 81-52 over the Lady Royals in the Key City. WSC completed a sweep of the junior college doubleheader with a 77-66 win in the men's game. The Williston State women are now 1-0 in the Mon-Dak Conference and 16-3 on the season. LRSC, meanwhile, saw its record drop to 1-1 in the conference and 12-3 on the season. LRSC went nearly eight minutes without scoring a field goal. Tabitha Vigen ended the long scoring drought by connectiong on one of two free throws with eight minutes left. She then stole the ball and converted it into a layup with 7:54 remaining in the first half. It was the first field goal since Jordyn Kirk had connected with just over 16 minutes to go in the half that had given the Lady Royals an 8-6 lead, which also turned out to be the last LRSC lead of the game. The Lady Royals, who trailed 44-18 at the intermission, were able to get no closer than 16 points the rest of the way. My'Kale French's two free throws with just over seven minutes remaining pulled the Lady Royals to within 63-47, but they were not able to pull closer as WSC went on a 13-0 spurt to build a 76-47 lead with just under three minutes to go. French scored nine points, all of which came in the second half, to lead Lake Region. Vigen and Kirk both added eight points. Former Harvey High School standout Maggie Lorenz scored 20 points to lead the Tetons. Three other WSC also reached double figures. Jackie Lee scored 16 points, half of which came during that late 13-0 run that sealed the win, if the outcome was not already in doubt. Jazzmine Robinson and Katie King each added 12 points for the Tetons. Men WSC 77, LRSC 66 The spurt was not as dramatic as in the women's game, but the results proved to be the same. Williston State broke away from a tight game by going on a 9-0 run and turn a 23-22 deficit into a 31-23 lead on its way to defeating Lake Region. The win improved WSC to 15-6 on the season and 1-0 in the Mon-Dak. Lake Region is now 1-1 in the conference and 11-5 on the season. Despite the scoring burst that gave the Tetons the advantage, they were still unable to put away the scrappy Royals. Lake Region, which trailed by as many as seven points late in the opening half, managed to pull within three points in the final minute. A 3-pointer by WSC extended its advantage to 37-31 at the break. Williston State would lead by as many at 22 points (60-38) in the second half. Jordan Jackson and Darwin Ellis combined to score 49 points to pace the Tetons. Jackson scored 29 points to lead all scorers in the game while Ellis added 20 points in the winning effort. Jay Sewer led the Royals with 17 points, including three 3-pointers in the game. Gage Deis added 10 points. The Royals and Lady Royals will both return to action on Saturday when they travel to Ellendale to take on Trinity Bible College. LRSC will take on Bismarck State College on Monday in the Captital City when the Mon-Dak Conference schedule resumes.


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Iowa State women's basketball player Hallie Christofferson is having a break out year for the Cyclones, averaging career-highs in both points (13.8) and rebounds (6.6) per game. She been a crucial part of the fast start Iowa State has gotten off to, as she leads the team in scoring.
When teammates and coaches are asked how the junior forward has become one of the top players in the Big 12, their answers vary. They may mention her athleticism, her shooting stroke or her basketball IQ, but something they all say is that Christofferson is a hard worker.
"Hallie is a coach's dream," Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly said. "She shows up every day, works hard and is personally accountable. She is willing to do whatever is asked of her to help her team."
Christofferson is enjoying her best season yet in a Cyclone uniform, ranking in the top-10 in the Big 12 in both scoring and rebounding. She is also shooting 44 percent from behind the three-point line. She said that this year has felt different for her on the court as found she has found her role on the team.
"Last year, I was just kind of filling in roles where I could," Christofferson said "This year I've become more comfortable on the court which has allowed me to do some things like stepping out from the basket and playing the small forward position."
Although Christofferson certainly looks comfortable on the court now, she said the transition from playing 1A basketball in high school to Division 1 was not always easy.
"It was difficult because the competition is just ten times tougher," Christofferson said. "In high school, I was the tallest person on the floor every game and then all of a sudden everyone is bigger and stronger than me. I had to adjust both physically and mentally. There's so much going on and you have to handle school and classes and everything else outside of basketball."
Part of what makes Christofferson's journey to Iowa State and the Big 12 so unique is that it started in Hamlin, Iowa, a town of approximately 200 people, where she attended Exira High School. Fennelly believes that Christofferson's upbringing has played a crucial role in the success she is enjoying at the collegiate level.
"Hallie is a small-town Iowa kid who understands the value of family and friendship and what it means to do an honest day's work," Fennelly said. "She shows up and gives her best every day. Not because she has to, but because she wants to and it's the right thing to do. Her parents and her community deserve all the credit."
Senior post player Anna Prins said that visiting Christofferson's hometown and seeing where her teammate grew up is on her to-do list before she graduates in May."Hallie comes from a farming background, so I had a conversation with her about it the other day," Prins said. "She tells me about how she grew up and I've told her I want to go and visit her home before I graduate. It's a really neat story that she came from such a small town and is now able to play college basketball at a high level like this. It's a good testament to show girls that do come from small towns that if you work hard, you never know what can happen."


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Gold traders are becoming more bullish as concern mounts that a worsening of Europe's debt crisis will spur demand for a protection of wealth at a time when nations from the U.S. to Japan are signaling more stimulus.
Sixteen analysts surveyed by Bloomberg expect prices to gain next week, while seven were bearish and two were neutral. That's the highest proportion of bulls since March 8. Prices reached a three-week high of $1,617.07 an ounce this week as Cypriot lawmakers rejected an unprecedented levy on bank deposits that had been proposed in return for external aid.
Turmoil in Cyprus is hurting Europe's chances of recovering from recession. The European Central Bank said it will cut the island's banks off from emergency funds after March 25 unless it agrees on a bailout. Investors sold gold holdings and hedge funds cut bets on price gains this year amid signs the U.S. economy is improving and as Federal Reserve policy makers debated the pace of stimulus. The U.S. central bank said March 20 that it will maintain asset purchases to spur growth.
"There's a dawning realization that the crisis is unfortunately far from over in Europe," said Mark O'Byrne, the executive director of Dublin-based GoldCore Ltd., a brokerage that sells and stores bullion coins and bars. "Ultra-loose monetary policies are set to continue for the foreseeable future and that would suggest that gold prices could go higher as long as that's the case."
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The metal is down 4% this year in London after 12 straight annual gains, the best run in at least nine decades. It was at $1,608.60 today. The Standard & Poor's GSCI gauge of 24 commodities lost 0.1% this year and the MSCI All-Country World Index of equities gained 5.1%. Treasuries lost 0.5%, a Bank of America Corp. index shows.
Cyprus is seeking to overcome a deadlock after its lawmakers rejected a 5.8 billion-euro ($7.5 billion) levy on bank deposits imposed by euro-area finance ministers as a condition for a 10 billion-euro rescue. A bank holiday there was extended to March 25, giving policy makers until that day to find a compromise to prevent a collapse of the country's banks.
"Monetary easing as well as Europe back on the front pages following the Cyprus fiasco are supportive," said Adrian Day, the president of Adrian Day Asset Management in Annapolis, Maryland. "Gold will continue its slow but steady recovery."
Concerns about Cyprus and political turmoil in Italy may hinder a recovery in Europe. ECB President Mario Draghi said earlier this month that the euro region will gradually rebound later in 2013 from its second recession in four years. Euro-area services and manufacturing output contracted more than economists estimated in March, a Markit Economics report yesterday showed.
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Colorado Springs, Colo. – Nebraska freshman Amber Rolfzen was selected as one of 12 players for the 2013 U.S. Women's Junior National Team (WJNT) representing the United States at the 2013 FIVB Volleyball Women's U20 World Championships in Brno, Czech Republic June 21-30.
The dozen WJNT players include outside hitters Jordan Burgess (Tampa, Fla.), Kierra Holst (Coppell, Texas) and Andie Malloy (Allen, Texas) and Amber Rolfzen (Papillion, Neb.), middle blockers Sarah Burrington (Ruskin, Fla.), Chanell Clark-Bibbs (Houston), Canace Finley (Fort Collins, Colo.) and Merete Lutz (Houston), setters Nicole Edelman (Boulder, Colo.), Kelsey Humphreys (Newport Beach, Calif.) and Allison Palmer (Laguna Beach, Calif.), and libero Caitlin Nolan (Southlake, Texas).
Rolfzen was part of the 2011 U.S. Girls' Youth National Volleyball Team that competed in the 2011 FIVB Volleyball Girls' U18 World Championship.
"We have a solid group of players that worked hard for the opportunity to represent their country at the World Championships," U.S. Women's Junior National Volleyball Team Head Coach Rod Wilde said. "They are very excited about the chance to test themselves against the best in the world. We will continue to develop as a team throughout the tournament. We have just scratched the surface of the potential in this group and as coaches we are excited to see how far they can go in the tournament."
The U.S. Women's Junior National Training Team spent the last week at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid, N.Y., making its final two cuts for the WJNT. The WJNT departs directly from Lake Placid to the Czech Republic on Saturday. Upon arrival, the WJNT will train for four days prior to the first day of competition. Group play will be held June 21-25 followed by the playoff rounds beginning on June 26, where the matchups will depend on the results of group play.
Team USA opens Pool C versus Bulgaria on June 21 at 5:15 p.m. local time (10:15 a.m. CT), followed by Brazil on June 22 at 5:15 p.m. local time (10:15 a.m. CT), Mexico on June 24 at 12:45 p.m. local time (5:45 a.m. CT) and Russia on June 25 at 5:15 p.m. local time (10:15 a.m. CT). All Pool C matches take place in Brno at the SH Vodova Hall.


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