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Both the Jaguars and Cougars had chances to shine and stumble in the Valley Oak League contest, but it was Weston Ranch (11-6, 6-1) that found a way to pull ahead in the final two minutes.
Kimball's girls (13-6, 4-3 VOL) were dominant in the first quarter and held a 32-13 advantage in the second before the Cougars clawed their way.
Weston Ranch sophomore Elisabeth Alexander scored 18 of her game-high 24 points in the second half. The Cougars also outrebounded the Jaguars and forced repeated turnovers to hold Kimball to just eight points in the fourth quarter.
Weston Ranch pulled ahead with one minute, 30 seconds left.
Jaguars senior Megan Bhathal and sophomore Sarah Nunes responded with baskets, but Weston Ranch senior Emoni Wilson sank two field goals to give her team a 65-63 lead. Kimball sophomore Ayida Peters was fouled bringing down an offensive rebound with four seconds left, but hit just one of her two shots from the free-throw line.
Sophomore Allie Schmidt and junior Noni Kuumba scored 14 points each to lead Kimball.
The loss drops Kimball to third in the VOL.
Coach Mike Granillo said his team can turn its season around if the Jaguars can be consistent in the second half.
"Basically, it's a matter of us coming out and staying focused for four quarters," Granillo said. "If we can do that, we can be successful."
Bear Creek 53, Tracy 49
The Bear Creek Bruins claimed second place in the San Joaquin Athletic Association with a win over Tracy on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at Bear Creek High in Stockton.
Tracy (12-9, 3-2 SJAA) fell behind the in the first quarter but couldn't come all the way back against the Bruins (15-7, 4-1), who held on to seal the win.
Senior Emily Anchartechahar led the Bulldogs with 15 points and five rebounds and senior Karsi Fyfe scored 11.
The loss drops Tracy to third in the SJAA at the midway point in the league season.
The Bulldogs previously had to fend off a second-half charge to notch a 46-37 victory over Chavez High at home Jan. 17.
Tracy coach Derek Solano said that his players need to be consistent if they want to finish strong in the league.
"We played a really good half and then played a really bad half," he said after the Jan. 17 win. "It's as simple as that."
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The Wolf Pack girls were consistently outscored Tuesday, Jan. 22, at Stagg High in Stockton.
The loss drops West (10-12, 1-4 Tri-City Athletic League) to fifth place in the league standings midway through the TCAL season. Stagg (10-12, 3-2) is in third place behind St. Mary's and McNair.
All 10 players on team scored Tuesday, with freshman Lyric Wilson leading the Wolf Pack's offense with 10 points. Sophomore Sandy Barbosa scored eight, and senior Emma Bell scored five points, had six rebounds and blocked three shots.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (July 12, 2012)—Taking advantage of a dream trip, Arraignment won for a second time in a row, taking the $53,012 allowance feature (video) Thursday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Claimed for $25,000 by trainer Ron Ellis for a partnership March 2, Arraignment is 2-for-3 since, including Thursday's three-quarters of a length decision over favored Antidote and five others.
Content to track the pace set by longshot The Whammer with Antidote in close attendance, Arraignment swung out for clear sailing entering the stretch, got the lead in the final sixteenth of a mile and went on to win in 1:37.12 for the mile on turf.
Ridden by Jose Valdivia, Jr., who was also the jockey when the 4-year-old Include gelding defeated $25,000 claimers at the same distance June 17, Arraignment paid $7.80, $3.40 and $2.20 as the 5-2 second choice.
Out of the Victory Gallop mare Flowerette, Arraignment has won four of 16 and earned $123,727.
The 13-10 choice, Antidote saved the place by a nose over Robbie's War. A 5-year-old son of Tiznow, Antidote is now winless in seven starts as the favorite. He returned $2.80 and $2.10.
The show price on Robbie's War, who was making his initial appearance since finishing fifth in the Uniformity Stakes last Oct. 23, was $2.60.
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Gastrointestinal perforation is a hole that develops through the whole wall of the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large bowel, rectum, or gallbladder. This condition is a medical emergency.
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Turnage RH, Badgwell B. Abdominal wall, umbilicus, peritoneum, mesenteries, omentum, and retroperitoneum. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. St. Louis, Mo: WB Saunders; 2012:chap 45.
Wyers SG, Matthews JB. Surgical peritonitis and other diseases of the peritoneum, mesentery, omentum, and diaphragm. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 37.
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The ERA provides economic equality for women and would end wage discrimination against women. It deserves to be heard and debated by the entire Arizona Legislature. Nationwide, the ERA needs to be ratified by only three states. Arizona is one of the states that didn't ratify the ERA back in the 1970s.
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Since the Republicans are the majority party in the Legislature, they also have the majority on all of the committees. The ERA has bipartisan support, with four of the 22 sponsors being Republicans. LD9 Rep. Ethan Orr, who's "moderate" Republican street cred has been challenged, is on the Judiciary Committee and is a co-sponsor of LD9 "seat mate" Steele's ERA bill. The ERA needs bipartisan support from Republicans to get out of committee, and Orr could be an important swing vote. Last week, it looked as if ERA ratification might not even be assigned to a committee. Did the 257 Facebook shares and 21 Tweets of my blog post help move this bill? I don't know, but I'd like to think so. I'd like to think that if enough people contact the Judiciary Committee this week that we can move the ERA one step closer to being law. The ball is in your court, people.
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Trainer Craig Dollase made an 11th-hour decision Wednesday morning to enter defending champion Awesome Gem in the $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park Saturday.
"We're running, and I like the weight too," said Dollase in reference to a 116-pound assignment in the Grade I test at 1 ¼ miles on Cushion Track.
Awesome Gem finished second in the Cornhusker Handicap at Prairie Meadows in Iowa June 25 and Dollase wanted to give the horse every possible moment possible to make sure he was ready.
"The horse is in good form and likes the track," added Dollase. "He has a good shot to defend his title.
"He bounced back from his trip to Iowa real well," continued Dollase. "I've been real happy with him the last week."
Dollase said that Awesome Gem will gallop up to the race and be reunited with jockey David Flores, a three-time Gold Cup winner. Awesome Gem drew post five in a field of eight.
Awesome Gem, a chestnut gelding, will have less time between races leading up to the Gold Cup than last year, when he upset heavily favored Rail Trip.
Last year Awesome Gem prepped in the Lone Star Handicap in Texas Memorial Day and trained up to the Gold Cup. This year he again ran in the Lone Star Handicap on Memorial Day but added the trip to Iowa.
Awesome Gem, an 8-year-old with earnings of $2,568,270, seeks to join Native Diver as the oldest horse to win the Gold Cup. He also hopes to join Native Diver and Lava Man as the only horse to win the race more than once in its 72-year history. Native Diver and Lava Man each won it three times.
A Kentucky-bred by Awesome Again, Awesome Gem is owned by West Point Thoroughbreds. Syndicate president Terry Finley is expected to travel here from New Jersey to see Awesome Gem as well as Runflatout in the $150,000 Swaps Stakes for 3-year-olds.
The Gold Cup will be televised on ESPN as the highlight of a show from 4-5 p.m. PDT with a 4:40 post as the eighth of 10 races. It is a "Win and You're In" race for the Breeders' Cup Classic at Churchill Downs November 5.
Miss Match, a 6-year-old mare seeking to become the first female winner of the race in 43 years, worked four furlongs in 49.80 breezing for Hall of Fame trainer Neil Drysdale.
Trainer Henry Moreno, 81, hopes to spring an upset with Spud Spivens in the $150,000 Swaps Stakes, a Grade II test for 3-year-olds at 1 1/8 miles on Cushion Track Saturday.
Moreno hopes for more pace in the Swaps than there was in the Affirmed Handicap June 11, when Spud Spivens finished third. "This is a come-from-behind horse," said Moreno from his Santa Anita headquarters Wednesday. "The further they go, the better he is."
Moreno seeks his first graded stakes win in 18 years, when Re Toss upset champion Paseana here in the 1993 Vanity Handicap. Moreno, who currently conditions nine horses, trained such standouts as Tizna, Sangue, Lite Light, Jalousie, Bastonera and Sam Who.
Moreno, who began as a quarter horse trainer, named Spud Spivens after a quarter horse he conditioned during the 1960's. Bob Moreno, Henry's cousin who works as a placing and patrol judge on the Southern California circuit, recalled that the original Spud Spivens was 17-1 hands and turned out to be a better jumper than runner.
The second Spud Spivens, a California-bred gelding by Tizbud, has blossomed at the current meet with a maiden score, an allowance win and the third-place finish in the Affirmed.
"If J.O. Tobin can beat Seattle Slew in the Swaps, then Spud Spivens can beat the Baffert barn," said Bob Moreno. J.O. Tobin won the 1978 Swaps, with previously unbeaten Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew fourth in one of the biggest upsets in track history.
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert will send out heavily favored Coil, winner of the Affirmed, and Uncle Sam in quest of a record fifth Swaps victory. A field of six was entered for the Swaps, which will go as the fourth race.
David Abrams, brother of trainer Barry Abrams, reported Wednesday that the trainer came out of surgery Tuesday at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena in excellent condition.
"Overall, the operation went as well as can be expected," said Abrams of the five-hour surgery to remove cancerous tissue from his throat. Abrams, 57, had surgery for throat cancer six years ago.
"The doctors were able to save his jugular and carotid artery, but they had to cut a little near his voicebox," said Abrams. "His voice will be a little more raspy, so he won't be able to yell at the jockeys as much."
Abrams said his brother was in good spirits shortly after the surgery. "Two hours after, he was joking and had a real good sense of humor," he said. "When I told him they were able to save his jugular and carotid, he gave me the thumbs-up. When I told him they had to cut into the voicebox, he gave me the finger.
"Later in the afternoon, he wanted to get a bet down at Indiana Downs."
Abrams said that his brother might be able to return to his Arcadia home this weekend before being re-evaluated in two weeks. "He will need some radiation," said Abrams. "And he will have to take thyroid medication for life.
"The doctor said the long-range prognosis is that Barry can live as normal a life as anybody who never had the cancer," said Abrams.
"We're hoping that Barry can make the last part of Del Mar," said Abrams, who lives in San Diego. Assistant Richard Baltas is supervising the 32-horse stable.
Apprentice jockey Eswan Flores, who recorded his first thoroughbred victory aboard Kelly Leak in a six-furlong turf race Monday, was still accepting congratulations in the stable area Wednesday.
"I had a good night's sleep," said the 18-year-old high school senior from El Monte when asked how he celebrated his maiden score.
Agent Derek Lawson explained that Flores needed the rest. "He had ridden Saturday and Sunday nights at Los Alamitos and got up Monday morning to get on seven horses at Santa Anita. "I gave him Tuesday off and told him to relax."
Flores, who had ridden 21 previous winners in quarter horse races at Los Alamitos, had never ridden on turf before his date with destiny aboard Kelly Leak. He looked like a seasoned pro, taking him back along the rail, saving ground and waiting patiently for an opening between horses in the stretch.
"I got some advice on how to ride the turf in the jockeys' room," explained Flores. "Octavio Vergara said not to stay too far off the rail."
Lawson quipped, "The only time he had been on grass before was when he was mowing it in his yard."
Flores will be back in action with one mount Thursday, two Friday night and four Saturday.
FINISH LINES—Shawn Turner, owner of Global Hunter—who was retired after suffering a serious ankle injury in winning the American Handicap in July, 2010 – reported that that the horse made a remarkable recovery and covered 10 mares this year while standing stud at Magali Farms in Santa Ynez…Blind Luck worked five furlongs in 1:01 breezing for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer for her next start in the $750,000 Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park July 16. Garrett Gomez will ride. Hollendorfer also worked Cinderella Stakes winner Killer Graces five furlongs in 1:00 for the $100,000 Landaluce Stakes for 2-year-old fillies here July 16.
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CZZZAf±ZAZlSA^Al JMU^RA^&tOK.'.XSSXk'^^M ~Z K • . "Wishfng to:ehgage io Shps* I offer for sale ol? "exchange for yeai estate iiiy" store 'and stock .at 'Hatt<Ht« " - - J. G. LANBBY. "SEa&Es ISBB©fii&ess !£©£■ JSfflEe6 Sheridan.;Fails to'Recover Judgment in "the Bait I.CED TQO LATE. Owing I© ill-health I offer for Kale any cowhand milk'business, at a bar! Splendid ch^neo for a nian.oi Apply^or address ; 4h • ' I* T. Olds, Clare. - This" me*tes you- If you owe the 'fete firm of Sutherland *\fc Trevidick <m account or note it will be to your^ inierest to pay up. -You certainty can "apt asktbr longer time than you MvebacL "- ! C* H. SuT&fSRLANi>. : Bnt tlio Supreme C/Oint-tBli HAvo an *-l -Opportunity to Express tiii-Opin*- rr^^ * ion in tlie ijase J mlgA Hait-filed his. decision ; \ SDiressjima-aSsllflfl^o ; rsi J.' W.'-OlSrs,"'and; Miss Co*r& CSenion'^ wish to Inform the Jadiesof 'sewing: -MIgs Clemons is.an experienced and -accomplished dressmaker. •Ijeave Qfders at residence oil 5tb-s|, first "* hong^-'- above school house on kjide &£schooi.hou3e. - week, dismissing, with costs to thai-'-^ |.^.j^K4| A> - r -Xs-hereby- given';that, the annual. .(•election of /village .©{Beers'* will he- 'ielct at, the ofiice ofthe village Clerk ®p Monday*- March Sth 1886. The fallowing officers are to be elected-: 01erk?i .Assessor, Street ssioner, constable and three Ifeustees. • ' A, W. MojCbwyk^,. ' ? * Viliaee.GlerkI T^V^ 61 mm-Qt r IB V«» ^w-^j'~ ~~ "'--■.—-J A dau iW*. VM iuli.<? *tXo.\Jv" u-'ij£§tei of sound business principles in the administration of the affairs of our villagers called to meet/ at the Com- iBon" Council room on Friday evening, March 5th 1886, at eight- o'clock for the purpose of placing in* nomination candidates' for the several vil- oftiees. * By Order Com. '&» <? • * Is hereby given that the Board of Registration for the village of Clare will meet at the Clerk's office in said ■ tillage on Saturday March 6,th* 1886, ml nine o'clock 'in the forenoon and Ijioid open until' eight o'clock p. m, for the purpose of correcting and registering, the names of all persons ■ qualified, to vote in said village. • Ao Wo McIntyre, Village Clerk. defendants, the action brought by Sheridan township -against the town- ships of Hayes atul" Prosfr to recover moneys claimed to be due ar the time jbe northern towns were organized, Sheridan, was one ofthe first towbs organized in Glare county, embrai ing for several years the territory ex-^ tending-from the southern, to-the northern county line including what now -constitutes tiie townships of Sheridan, Arthur, Hamilton and Franklin. Subsequently- Frost'mid Hayes, were organized and from them the townships of Franklin and Ham^ ilton were organized. Sheriduq has always claimed' that several thousand dollars was duedier . from.Hayes'and Frost but'the mailer ,'^vas allowed to stand without settl ment for years; In 1885- Sherid&j took the initiative steps looking to an adjustment of the differences' that existed but the other' towns refused to pay anything because4 as .thfey declared, the statute'of limitations 'pat a qaietug<<qn the .claims against them even If any valid claims ever existed'. * Blierlclan _ promptly - commenced I lr~.—« ".._ W-.-V An-'^LAt, OOibci. ..i^fctlliSL jIv/^" northern neighbors, the trial eame off at the July term ©f * the Circuit Court last year, and the case submitted to Judge Hart His decision is recorded above. Messrs. C. W. Perry ancl E. - 3). WJbeaton, attorneys for Sheridan, inform The Press that the ease wili be appealed and brought before the Supreme Court without unnecessary delay. ^ ;-o Oare * Justice- Crawford Tuesday. X G. Landry of town Tuesday. ; 'D. J,« 'Fox visited .business Tuesday AnotI March |i)over :ealled tton was in Pleasant- on ;1M €©Etr^dieii©ao On. tho 2nd day; of. January "last a young- man -called at the Clare, Obun- ly Bank of this village and presented for payment .a $100 check; drawn on the Citizens Saving bank \ of Detroit :and payable";to William" Watson. ing a. brick block , felled ' the ■ bank- nicely-^ admitting Arthur Potter 1- ROSubi^. to be opt-, that the check did not-belong-" to him of doors after, lit-* ^n«p illness. Mfe -Lhla" Youn&V*k* visited her. frienci .Miss' Lottio Whll^ |a Farwell last week. ' * Ij."IVOlds"health continues to be. poor ^.nd Ji^|s5i»on»pelted to give'1 up . his busuHfr&t- -- » •■ 'f i /•}I>h',€arim?i,fer reports' thafc two of" the. children of John-Herring of Ver- rion are .seriously ift. Toiisllftis is. "ttte'trouble. *' W. -Attend-' the c&ndkrf tonight^ and vote, to''defeat the ai^inttioosof any man to'become it cniH?idate» ^"'councilman ■unlesb he i^> Sfpyei-head^d- and public-spirited, ^L> The Messifc.. GaipBer * wilt,. complete tfcieir' lumber^ job, on the Houghton-lake bratudi in -about ,two ISphraim Kirkpatrick eslted at th© ' office of Ths, Pbess on Wednesday' and emphatically denied'that he tsa«. defrauded his father-or brothel H®" said that the business at Dover wss not satisfactory to. Mm and' ft$"got-0$$; of i'fct taking only a part of what wn§ his rightful share.,-, * "\ ' • His transactions as manager of thk business, he claims are all;stiown .hf the books and papers which Im wifih ingly gav© up to his -former partner. and lie decla-rev^.t-htit «-jm> crookedness on his part in anyr- .of thos© .tnvnsg$-> tions ean be shown. The fojtuwi^g affidavit explains itself: -- ."• " - State of Michigan.) / . ■''_'• • - . • ; "" > ss . ■ '•. County of .Glare,/-Vf. E'pliraim Kirkf" " sworn deposes %ma says • fact "that bis cheek was the toe which 'had been .paid by the Glare: .bank 'to another man.' Complaint was made to Justice Mclntyre'who'-issued* a warrant for the arrest of the Watson who reeeiVed the money* charging although, drawn to a man ofthe same "name. About this time William Watson of Dover was expecting to veeeive some money from Betroit and- as it'did not come, he made inquires and fouikl that it had been., forward- ■*hMo him by,cheek through the mail, j business'or other relations, with Ms Farther investigation disclosed the|fe^eraudJbi»thenrt?hfe,i"JvM deponent " at-'int Mi .him with forgery, and-'Unde£. Shgrm?} mx& aftermmU -paid to.I»ynwn li^aefe weeks. -They have n-feet this wi^|: >f B. Ii. Pr foseh alanpingly *«. life having been several day>. BJ©H;2.<Deo 1 liave purchased the accounts pf parties owing tlie firm of Os- ■i fcdrn & Randall which must be satisfactorily settled before March 1st. ..F. R. Qsborn. The co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Osborn & Randall is this day dis- .olvedby mutual consent, F. R. Osborn retiring from the firm. Fred R. Osborn \ Frank H. Randall. \ ,1^*2000 . cords heading bolts, cut .20 inthes long, left round and from 8 "to* 14 inches through, wanted-at Jo- Biah-Hornihg's mill, Clare. He will pay $6" per thousand .for good bass- woodlogSo. -C>—o-«0— The ladies aid society of the -M, E. church met at Miss Emma Sex- smith's on Wednesday afternoon and had a pleasant and profitable time. J. C. Van AuJien of Reed City, delivered a very fine lecture on iast Friday evening, his subject being u Compensation, or Counting the Cost" He is a logical and eloquent speaker and the audience gave him their undivided attention. Those who failed to attend the lecture were losers. Their absence cost them an interesting and profitable literary treat. -$»—@-«$- WIA\TT€$>M MMWS* ■ Z* *A- Business is lively. So think th@ F. & P. M. R. Ro A few days since one of P. Mc- Cloud's horses was badly hurt. The Beputy Sheriff from Farwell closed Dr. Tooley's drug store (?) in Hatton to-day. The devotees of town society are not merrier than we. For we "trip the light fantastic toe" twice a weeke Wo S. Winegar of Grand Rapids " .. A " ± was in Hatton Saturday on business Is hereby given that the copartner- [ and was the guest of B. D. .McBen- * ship Heretofore existing between J, {nario ,le Kirkpatrick, Ho Kirkpatrick, D.! JL ^ A -^ -^ ^ KfekpaMck, and J. Kirkpatrick,' ^ed.ance1 f E" I)- ^rreteon's eonatitating tte firm of Kirkpatrick We(!"es?^ &* yas, w^ attended '& Sons, is this day dissolved byam- ^idermg tno mclemency ofthe tual consent, the said Ea Kirkpatrick ^eMi'Ieg from the &m. The remaining meMbers of the firm, .to.'collect all accounts due Kirkpatrick & Sons9 »i:to *p®,j. all debts owing by them0 ■'.»'' "■• - ■ J.-Io. KlBKPATEICKs "* Bo, ^KlBKPATBIOKo ";■ -, .- J0#'KllEKEA,TBICK5 . ' ■■"' Dp ''MXEKFATMlCKo. mrM^m^MM&o^ ®qK 26o 18860 is. Jo * G« Landry gave* a birth- ance Saturday evening. Mrs. Ii, has & fine place for dancing and the faculty of making the hops a.success. t ■ A A IK' 'AS' 6 ill Al I l1^-"^ about two 4 t tie ones has he week, '.its 3fack started .out in search of him. ;C)h Wednesday be' found the "young •inan'at his father^ home '-in Banilac county and 'brought him back to Clare. The prisoner acknowledged ^his-erimes said that' the letter' was given Men at the post office when lie'. called for liis mail and on opening it he found the check.'dzawn to Wil-. has not wronged thein ib a'ny way ce defrauded them out -M a jingle cen^' tltat'ne-hns taken only ' what ;fijyfitiy' " belongs to. him antlha&hot been -;nble : th $»Q% ail*' of' that" oven.- .Bfeppuen-t njrfhersays that afc the time he lefl Doik>r ',h» .took with iri;& ~$352.2&' of'xthieh amouhfc'one himdrett duH&£@' of of f for Jiam Watson. As hh name■ wras " the ~ ,. z.xTiie the temptation was too much I ]1f> ^ inr^ ^ v r , llv\ z*\."' W»". «en^iuvi:r '«*) *"lliontl'iein th;-- jto, npte oft^effrm,of Leacn & IlirkpaMck L>e|K>s)ent i#ver fiftd any'" id '.'abandoning.his family, the tH£&'an> object of-his. - departure w kiittwn'|o liis wife-beforehand nnd it ;\vas tlie'prearranged 'vhin for her and 'the chiiarwi to. join him ns'soon as he -settled iii Tontogeny Ohio,'at whic&L place che.,has located f»r . business^' Thew charges wiiidi lia%Te been elr« culated, this deponent declares to"' %b utterly and malicous^y fafe-?3 raa4e .J.Z. nvc,- 1\\ tion today.- o * • Soma-of those ¥/ho were most ea° ger to create the" indebtedness which made necessary, tlie heavy village tax of this year ai°0 holding back refusing to pay* their assessments unless compelled to. Verily, consistency is a jewel.' - A week ago you could not find a man who wanted*an office.*Now candidates are thicker than mosquitoes in a swamp. They are willing to sacrifice their personal desires to. the public interests. ' Eugene Atkins took ajohof getting out cedar''-poles-near Harrison last winter and one of his employees sued him, recovering judgment m the Justice and'Circuit Court. W. A. Burritt, Gene's attorney too&the case to the Supreme Court whicliijast week handed down their decisional! l^sHaveyou-seen Giberson's Im- J znense aioek of new. spring goods. Ypu will see elegant goods' and; bar-3 gains If you visit his mammoth'Store. favor of Atkins. The following named gentlemen from Clare attended the masonic lodge meeting at Farwelf on Tuesday evening: A. W. Mclntyre,^R. M. Musseli, A. Louch, Chas, Frieze- born,'"Wm. Parish, 0, H. Sutherland^ Go B. Howe, J. 0.. Rockafellow, O'Brien, W. - A. Goodman, A*. H. Rockafellow, E. JX Wheaton, Wm. Goodman, Sr.. The annual village statement ^s published in these columns, is mi leading in some particulars. it it is inferred that the village paid for the laying of the water works pipe $50 or $60 more than M. Walker the contractor was entitled to by the terms of his contract. The fact is the amount paid to the workmen was charged directly to Walker and he was credited with the .contract price. The village did not pay the money twice as has heen argued by those who knew of the contract and understood the' statement to mean just what it said. Walker lost money on' the job of laying the"$>ipe but the amount was so smairthat it probably did not worry him,a great deal. The loss to the village came iir on some larger deals, when Walker got in his fine work as a salesman and .was more careful of his own interests. Clare undoubtedly has a fine system bf works and -an': expensive system* ■too, as many of the citizens"- -are- beginning to realize.; - *•- ' ' ." ■ bank'and had Jt cashed**. He' was very penitent,_ but having spent all. 'the money he could not make restitution. His parents are very poor. He waived examination and in default of bail was committed to jail to jail to await trial at the next term of the Circuit Court. The bank will lose the, hundred dollars as they must now pay the William Watson of Dover the amount which the check called for: -O- o—^- T'M.'ES A^S THAT. m.. matter of business neal can betSiji-uwta- -jSphkaxm Kifi&PxiSXiiCK* Subscribed and-sworn to -before^me this 3rd-day of' March, A. B. , 1885. DENNIS E. AXiWAIO),- Justice of the Peacew -O •$ -^p- MOKL^J ifflCAl,. Trustees Fox, Squire and Husted hold office for one year more. The Poor Superintendents straightened up their months work Tuesday. If you are not registered in the village you must register tomorrow in order to vote Monday, The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jennings of the Lansing settlement, died Tuesday night and the funeral was held on Thursday morning. Mrs. G. W. Halstead suffered a partial stroke of paralysis last Sat- •IM urday noon and was for two hours utterly helpless. Prompt t medical attention relieved her and she has steadily improved. The Congregational church voted last night to reunite with the Farwell church and employ one minister for ,the two places. Rev. Mr. Van Camp's resignation was accepted to take effect April 1st, anc a commitee was appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the church's gratitude for their pastor for his work In Clare. The March number of Lippincott's Monthly Magazine gives liberal instalments ofthe two serials, which increase in interest as the plot is further developed. "The One Pioneer of Tierra del Fuego," by Handle Holme, is a thrilling narrative of a little known episode in modern travel the story of Thomas Thorold, who in 1876, fell in the hands ofthe savages of Tierra del Fuego, and after witnessing all the cruelties which they inflicted upon their enemies was allowed to return to civilization in order that he. might acquaint, the white man with the horrors, he had seen. Other topics of optrrent interest* are treated by other Oontributors to this de ' ' Chas. Sargeant who broke Stephen Robbins' arm with a club*in Greenwood township Monday, was arrest- ed\>n capias sued out by W. A. Burritt, Robbins' attorney, Sargeant settled the matter by paying $105 damages. .-...-■* Wm. Van (jonant of Arthur was. the first township treasurer to settle with the county treasurer this year*'. He collected ali but twenty dollars ofthe tax, and paid every cent of th© state and county tax. Arthur's ' showing is a good one. Mrs. Orr and her husband were arrested j^esterday at the instance of J. B. Husted who claims that they removed property belonging td him when they vacated his regtatirant building Wednesday. Justice Me- ' Intyre adjourned tlie hearing of the ease until next Wednesday* Prosecuting Attorney Rurrilt is blamed by some peopie for not press- ing the suit against ex-Coupty Treas- uer Shaver's bondemen. .The facts are that suit was brougiit as ' ordered' by the Board of Supervisors and. judgment, taken at the November" term of the Circuit Court for the bal- lance due the county6 $1,800- All but $400 of this has been paid into the treasury by Mr. Shaver and the » remainder wili be paid before long; Alden's Library Magazine, whicli is generally acknowledged to be the most enterprising and most valuable ofthe eclectic monthlies, 'and quite. bej^ond all rivalry in its low price ($1.50 a year or 19 cents a copy) presents many attractive features in its March number, and including articles on Myths and Mytholigists, Mr. Gladstone as a Theologian, Tea Culture in Japan, and Home Rale in Ireland. Single copies of the magazine are sold at 15 cents, though tli4 type is large and the amount of matter given i$ nearly equal to that of 85 cent monthlies; 'JbHN'B. AiiBBKu Publisher, New York. , * " • ; i^°Charges. for photographs reasonable.and satisfaction . guaranteeil s& DeVogt's-gallery,*. Clam. t: ■BHB
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The BMC Racing Team opens its European racing campaign Sunday at the Trofeo Palma de Mallorca while also competing in the Middle East at the Tour of Qatar.
Evans Begins Season
Mallorca will mark the season debut of defending Tour de France champion Cadel Evans, who is scheduled to race two of the four days. "I'm not changing very much this season when it comes to my preparation," Evans said. "Of course, I always look to improve wherever possible. But after 16 years of doing it, the improvements may not be that great that I can make. But if there's any way we can improve, we will." The BMC Racing Team is taking 12 riders and can enter up to nine each day. "The first day is a sprinter's race, the second is more of a transitional, rolling course and the last two are very mountainous," BMC Racing Team Assistant Sports Director Michael Sayers said. "For the guys who will be doing the Volta ao Algarve, the last day will be a good one for them to test themselves."
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BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said the five-stage Tour of Qatar will be a good test for the team's classics squad. "We know we have a few guys who can make some good results," Lelangue said. "In the sprints we'll be counting on Adam Blythe, Thor Hushovd and Taylor Phinney." The race will be the BMC Racing Team debut for Belgian national road and time trial champion and 2011 world-ranked No. 1, Philippe Gilbert. "I like this race because it's put on by Eddy Merckx, meaning it's well organized," Gilbert said. "It's also good preparation for the wind and to get a good feeling of racing with my new teammates."
BMC Racing Team Trofeo Palma de Mallorca (Feb. 5-8):
Marcus Burghardt (GER), Stephen Cummings (GBR), Yannick Eijssen (BEL), Cadel Evans (AUS), Mathias Frank (SUI), Amaël Moinard (FRA), Steve Morabito (SUI), Marco Pinotti (ITA), Manuel Quinziato (ITA), Mauro Santambrogio (ITA), Johann Tschopp (SUI), Greg Van Avermaet (BEL), Tejay van Garderen (USA).
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BMC Racing Team Tour of Qatar Roster (Feb. 5-10):
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Tuesday, October 09, 2012
The Environment Should Also Be A Character
Somebody has cut together the thumbnails he did of the sequence and posted it on youtube (see below). I would turn the sound off, though, because it doesn't match the picture (it's a Phil Collins song, and isn't really the right tone for the sequence anyway). Even without the sound, the charm of Glen's work is evident, and the sequence is bursting with personality and entertainment.
Back when I was on Tarzan, I spent some time looking at the sequence to try and learn from what Glen had done. I was really struck not only by how he invested Tarzan and Jane with so much character (it's a great example of really crawling into your characters and thinking through their actions and reactions as real living, breathing beings), but also how much he was able to create a third character by exploiting the environment of the scene. For example, Glen's drawings at the beginning make great use of layout by contrasting the massive and bulky shapes of the tree with the small shapes of prim and proper Jane (making her feel overwhelmed by the enormity of the jungle surroundings). I also love the simple but effective idea of having Jane get awkwardly stuck in the negative space between two trees, as well as the idea of having a sudden downpour drench her while she's trapped amongst the trees, unable to move forward or backward.
The reason I think these ideas are so great is not just because they're entertaining or fun, but also (and more importantly) because they all work in concert to convey the overall story point: that Jane is feeling out-of-place, lost and overwhelmed by the enormous jungle she's found herself lost in.
Looking at Glen's boards was the first time I ever remember being aware that the environment can function as another character and contribute to the entertainment and storytelling of the scene. Up until then, I had always thought of the environment as simply a backdrop for the action.
If you find yourself treating the setting of your story or scene as just a background, maybe it's time to ask yourself a few questions...for example, is there only one location where the scene could take place? Or is it a scene that could take place anywhere? As examples, a breakup scene between two married people could take place almost anywhere, whereas a scene involving a doctor performing open heart surgery can only happen in a hospital.
So, if your story involves two people breaking up, where is the best place (within your specific story) to have it happen? In the same place where they first met? In the delivery room as their first child is born? At the emergency room as one of them is dying? Is there a specific setting that will have special meaning because of what it means in your story? Is there a location that will have more emotion than anyplace else? Or is there a location that will have more entertainment than anywhere else? What's the best option for your story? What are you trying to say, and how can the environment help say it in the strongest possible way?
As far as my other example, we usually think of open heart surgery taking place in a hospital or emergency room. But there could be a lot of entertainment in seeing someone have to do this operation in the back of a taxi, or on their kitchen table, or in the middle of a snowstorm. Setting your scene in an unexpected place can add a twist to a scene that otherwise would feel familiar and tired.
I don't have an exhaustive list of examples where the setting becomes another character...but here are a couple different uses of location that add to the storytelling.
In this example from "The Third Man" (SPOILER ALERTS AHEAD), a carnival provides the setting as Joseph Cotten meets with Orson Welles, who is on the run from authorities in post-WWII Vienna. Orson Welles has been selling diluted penicillin on the black market, which has killed several people. In this scene, Cotten and Welles ride a ferris wheel to discuss matters in private. While the ferris wheel rises high in the air, Welles offers his rationale for why he feels no remorse for his actions, and the height of the ferris wheel and the perspective of the people on the ground far below allows him to illustrate how little connection he feels to his victims.
A great use of setting to illustrate the story point, and the height makes for an organic moment of jeopardy when Welles seems to be thinking of murdering Cotten. Also, the light hearted atmosphere of a carnival makes for a nice contrast to the macabre subject they're discussing (or, depending on how you feel about carnivals, you could say the typically creepy carnival atmosphere makes for a naturally disturbing place to discuss such greusome things).
The climax at the end of "The Third Man" (ANOTHER SPOILER ALERT) involves the authorities finally catching up to Orson Welles.
This is the kind of chase scene that could unfold anywhere, so the film makers decided to find an interesting and memorable place to set the action...in this case, the sewers underneath Vienna (and on sets built to look like the sewers). This gives the sequence a unique feel and makes what could have been a standard cops-and-criminal chase a distinctive and memorable finale. The use of audio, light, shadows and staging are nothing short of incredible (skip to 1:50 if you want to go right to the sewer chase).
As a last thought, some films just seem more successful than others when it comes to making their setting seem like a living, breathing place (again, like a character in and of itself). The desert in "Lawrence of Arabia" doesn't feel like just a backdrop for the action; it feels like a real obstacle to the characters, and not jsimply as a vast expanse that's a hazard to traverse. There's deadly and disorienting sandstorms to contend with, as well as quicksand that sucks people and camels to a quick and gruesome death (and probably many more things I'm forgetting, it's been a while).
"Treasure of the Sierra Madre" is another example: as the three heroes search for gold in the mountains, the environment is portrayed as foreboding and difficult to navigate, but there's the additional challenge of trying to "read" the landscape to find a suitable spot to mine. The native bandits and villagers aren't just background, either, they all play a part in the telling of the story and have their own unique personality and flavor within the story. And a sudden storm of rain and wind play a pivotal part in the outcome of the finale.
The iconic car chase scenes in the movie "Bullitt" take full advantage of their location on San Francisco streets and give the film a sense of place that could only come from that particular city. The car chases in "The French Connection" do the same thing for New York's streets and elevated train. "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" does a great job of using the Chicago setting to give the film a unique feeling and personality. John Ford famously used Monument Valley in Utah to provide a backdrop and flavor to his westerns that are unlike any other.
Those are just a couple of examples off the top of my head, and I'm sure you can think of a lot of better illustrations...but in any case, I hope the point is clear: location and setting are not an arbitrary choice and they can add a lot of meaning as well as personality and entertainment to a story. Where you set the action can help illustrate ideas that might otherwise be hard or even impossible to convey. So remember that the environment can be a character too!
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- Jim Mortensen said...
Two more examples: "Titanic", "Casablanca". In those, not only is the setting a character, the history surrounding the setting itself is a character.
I have a theory on how to win an Oscar: "Take a love story. Set it against a historical tragedy... Boom! Best Picture Oscar!"
- Jamwes said...
I cannot say how much I appreciate your articles. Even though you are focused towards illustration I find nuggets of wisdom which I can use with my writing. This post is one such article where you give just as good if not better advice than some of the writing websites I follow.
- Quentin Lebegue said...
Spot on examples - thanks for sharing !
- Rebecca Burgess said...
I think another great place to look for inspiration in this area would be in theatre- where people make amazing use of their limited space, and sometimes very stylised props/backdrops, to help emphasize a story and most of the time a character's emotions. Even as simple as where a prop is placed, and how the character uses it in a scene, makes all the difference, where all story is pushed through dialogue and emotion alone....very inspiring!
Because of theatre, I now make a plan of the setting/room where my comic is being based. I think in deatail about how little things in the room can create a whole atmosphere for the characters to bounce off, and take a look at different angles or items in the room that could be used to emphasize a situation. I hope that it works well :)
- Rodney Baker said...
It's so good to visit here and see a fresh new topic. And a great topic too!
I like to say, 'character first' and you've given me more reason to appreciate the word. Environment most definitely is a character.
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Ha, I hate to be the one to mention these, but here goes:
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- mark kennedy said...
Maja - thanks for the comment. I'm glad you found the blog. I'm working on my own thing these days and that takes time away from blogging, but I intend to keep it up.
Hey Jim - good thoughts!
Jamwes - thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you're enjoying the articles.
Quentin - no problem. Thanks for the comment!
Rebecca - good thought!
Rodney - thanks...glad you enjoyed the topic!
Zealot - thanks for the comment!
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The Sewing Summit: Swaps
Elizabeth of Don't Call Me Betsy, AnneMarie of Gen X Quilters, and I arranged a little in-person roommate swap. How often do you get the chance to exchange swaps in person? It was so fun to receive things made by my closest blog-friends-turned-real-friends. : ) From Elizabeth, I got this adorable hexagon zippy pouch with hand-quilting around the hexy. I'm determined to learn how to embroider someday soon, and this pouch will be perfect for my supplies!
The back is one of my fave blocks, the x and + block!
AnneMarie made me this gorgeous paper-pieced pillow from Heirloom. I LOVE Heirloom, so she definitely nailed it with this. It looks great on our couch too, as you can see. And guess what—there's a zipper in this, too. You ladies are totally putting the pressure on me to figure out those darn things! : )
Speaking of AnneMarie, here's something else she made me a while back, that I have yet to share, and which came in handy at the Summit. This sweet linen lingerie bag! How could you not love that underwear print? And the linen and decorative stitches are the perfect finishing touches.
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I wanted Elizabeth to get the same thing, but in different fabric. Sadly, this plan was far too complicated to execute in the time I had available before leaving for the Summit. I knew I should try to come up with a simpler plan, but once I thought of the state-stars idea, I couldn't unthink it. I had to do it. But I'm hard at work finishing up Elizabeth's and I hope to get it in the mail to her in the next few days. Thanks for your patience, E!
Moving right along, Kristie of OCD gave me this insanely cute framed clutch while we were at Summit, as payment for creating a couple of blog buttons for her recently. LOVE the fabric, the flower, and the blue doodads on the frame. Also, this particular clutch is famous, because it's straight from Kristie's framed-purse tutorial for the Moda Bake Shop! Click here to see my clutch's 15 minutes of fame (and learn how to make one yourself!)
The inside of the clutch, with Kristie's cute label.
Here's a stack o' goodies I scored at the Summit FQ swap, organized by Kaelin of the Plaid Scottie. We were all expecting the swap to be a full-contact sport, but everybody was super calm and orderly. After the swap, several of us used our FQs to test Elizabeth's Rain-Man-like knowledge of fabric lines. That red and orange print in the bottom-right corner was the only one that stumped her! Anybody know it?
Yet another swap I participated in was the Color Wheel charm swap organized by Kati of From the Blue Chair. I would love to make a pixelated color-wheel quilt like Kati's, and with these charms, that should come together nicely.
I think that about covers the swaps. Come back tomorrow for my final Summit-related post: The swag, plus a swaggy giveaway!
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fun stuff! Everything is beautiful. i adore that pillow from AnneMarie. Good thing I wasnt there, i totally would have nabbed that! And I had no idea Elizabeth has a rainmain like knowledge of fabric, haha! Now I know who to go to when I don't know the name of something.ReplyDelete
What great loot! I'm so jealous of all the fun you ladies had! Love your paper pieced stars too. I got hooked on that when I did the Summer Sampler Series QAL. I love the precision!ReplyDelete
Loved all the goodies that came from our swap!! Hilarious - RainMan fabric knowledge!! I missed that, but I would have loved to test E too!! Ha ha!ReplyDelete
Wow! All the projects are just fabulous! And don't be afraid of the zipper, all you need is 5 minutes and someone to show you how, and you're set!ReplyDelete
Oh it sounds like an awesome time! All those pretty gifts from good friends make them even more special. You and I both have to conquer that zipper! Thanks for sharing :o)ReplyDelete
I love the little star thing you made for annemarie.ReplyDelete
I have that book too, the stars are great!ReplyDelete
Love the star quilt you made and the one for Elizabeth is going to be equally as wonderful!ReplyDelete
It's all so beautiful. The 4 star quilt is absolutely gorgeous. I'm feeling the star inspiration these days so I am completely drawn to that one!ReplyDelete
Oh I'm just so so jealous! Next year, next year :-) Great swaps, I loooove your star idea! I'm sure Elizabeth is fine with waiting, its certainly worth it for that beauty!ReplyDelete
Beautiful fabric.ReplyDelete
Beautiful goodies.All are very nice and from wonderful friends.Enjoy!ReplyDelete
Everything looks delish!ReplyDelete
The Summit must have been fantastic. Love your paper pieced stars.ReplyDelete
They totally should've made that an activity with prizes - Name That Fabric!ReplyDelete
what a bright post!! love it!!ReplyDelete
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That is so awesome. I can't wait until next year, I am definitely going!ReplyDelete
I love the paper pieced stars! The summit is something I would love check out!ReplyDelete
Hey! There's the clutch! How did I miss this before...I remember the lingerie bag, etc...I am sure I am losing my mind! Anyways, glad you like it and hope it is serving you well :) Sooo many awesome goodies in this post!ReplyDelete


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Blu Homes is changing the way your dream home is brought to life. As designers of premium prefab homes, we believe in building with the highest quality craftsmanship and technologies, in half the...07.29.13
Dwell on Design 2011
Join Dwell for a weekend centered all around modern design from food to prefab to crafts to products to architecture. Curated by Dwell editors and attended by scores of design-seekers, Dwell on...02.25.11
Google SketchUp Tutorial for Kids
As part of the upcoming Kids' Digital Design Contest, architect Mason Kirby will introduce parents of would-be contestants the basics of working with SketchUp, a free 3D modeling program from...08.24.09
Thomas Hayes Gallery Opening
Thomas Hayes, the founder of Noho Modern, reopens his doors as Thomas Hayes Gallery with a continued focus on mid-century decorative arts from modern Brazilian masters—Sergio Rodrigues, Jose...03.31.10
Art is Architecture
Dwell hosts a conversation examining the ongoing evolution of digitally designed and fabricated spatial installations as art forms. Moderator Michael Sylvester will interview special guests...01.20.11
Dwell+Marin Magazine Modern Home Tour 2011
Join us for the first annual Dwell+Marin Magazine Modern Home Tour, which is a tour of ten modern homes in the Marin area, including that of Dwell's founder, Lara Deam. ...02.28.11
Dwell on Design Exhibition
Step out of the pages of Dwell and onto our exhibition floor—where you may be filled with the eerie sensation of being in the magazine itself. See the latest in exterior design in our...03.31.09
Kat Geiger Terrarium Trunk Show
For the past seven years, Oakland–based designer Kat Geiger has created terrariums from found and re-used glassware. Come for the terrariums, and stay for the refreshments and live music.04.07.09
Dwell on Design Meet the Architects Night
Join us for Meet the Architects Night, an evening of presentations from the architects of the homes featured on the 2011 Dwell Home Tours....06.08.11
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Dwell on Design Home Tour: Los Angeles West Side
This self-drive tour through Los Angeles' West Side is a 'Surf and Turf' tour from Beverly Hills to Venice Beach. Join us as we explore modern homes in the hills and down towards the sea breeze....05.27.09
Planning India: From Chandigarh to NanoCity
swissnex San Francisco invites a panel of experts to discuss the past and future of urban planning in India, highlighting two examples: Chandigarh, a city mandated by the Nehru government in the...06.29.10
Energy Solutions for the Modern Home
Join Dwell and Best Buy for "Energy Solutions for the Modern Home," a panel discussion on Sunday, November 6th. Along with Anni Tilit of ecological planning specialists Arkin Tilt...11.03.11
Masters of Mid-Century California Modernism: Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman
The exhibition will offer an overview of the Ackermans' 50-year collaborative partnership, focusing on their work in decorative art and design, and their contribution to California mid-century...03.01.09
Photographic Memories
The photographs on display date mostly from 1850–1910, and the subjects range from formal portraits of princes to picturesque views of palaces and temples to depictions of dancers and tightrope...03.01.09
The Founders of Ecoshack and Materials & Applications
Stop by for an informal talk between Stephanie Smith of Ecoshack and Jenna Didier and Oliver Hess of Materials & Applications.03.01.09
Art Talk: Erich Heckel
The Hammer's curatorial department leads a free 15-minute discussion on Erich Heckel's 1916 work, Irrer Soldat (Mad Soldier). Heckel (1883-1970) was a German painter and printmaker, and a founding...03.01.09


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Bring your Browns pride to the links for a team-spirited tee-off with this neoprene headcover! The headcover features embroidered team name and logo graphics on the front and offers generous sizing, fitting drivers up to 400cc.
- Fits clubs up to 400cc
- Imported
- Includes 1, 3 and X tags for labelling
- Neoprene construction
- Officially licensed NFL product
- Quality embroidery
- Team color piping
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