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Gary, IN: Indiana State Police investigation identifies an intoxicated semi driver as having multiple violations as well as possessing alcohol in a commercial motor vehicle; the driver was issued a Federal out of Service Order.
On February 5, 2013, ISP responded to a request for assistance from the Gary Police Department. The driver of a semi tractor trailer, Nebyou Brook, with a California commercial driver's license, had driven off the roadway, across a parking lot and over concrete parking blocks. Indiana State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division (CVED) Sergeant Wanda Clay responded to the scene at 45th Avenue and Delaware Street, Gary, Indiana.
Gary Police Department conducted a DUI investigation which found Brook to have a blood alcohol content of .18 percent.
Clay conducted the driver and vehicle inspection, and found several log book violations, as well as insecure load violations, and possession of alcohol in a commercial motor vehicle.
Clay and Sergeant Hans Schmidt, of the CVED compliance review squad, identified Brook as being involved in three previous investigations within the last 9 months, out of service log book violations, under the influence, and in possession of alcohol and controlled substances.
Sergeant Schmidt initiated an investigation with the Federal Motor Carrier Administration (FMCA) who promptly issued a federal out of service order for Brook as a driver who is an imminent hazard.
This out of service order is one of the first of its kind and this investigation received the attention of FMCSA Administrator Anne S. Ferro as well as the U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood.
This is an example of the Indiana State Police going beyond a typical investigation to remove unsafe drivers from the road.


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If there is one destination whose name resonates with fun and thrill then it has to the historical Mediterranean Island of Ibiza. Take a look at what makes this place so special and, if you haven't been to the island, what you have been missing.
Brief Overview of Ibiza
If you are an avid traveler, you appreciate how important it is to get facts right on any destination before heading there. Ibiza is the third largest of the Balearic Islands in Spain and dates back to the Phoenicians occupation of the 654 BC.
The allure of Ibiza was to attract the Romans and Greek, Moors, among other civilizations, who helped create the rich heritage that forms part of the island's modern attractions. The rock island has idyllic climate for holidaying, and amazing beaches irresistible to every discerning traveller.
Juicing the Most Out of Ibiza
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which also incorporates modern lifestyle, Ibiza has contrasting offerings for every kind of traveller. Here are two distinct glimpses of Ibiza, which make it the ideal travelling destination:
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Ibiza is synonymous with the best night-life in the world with long drawn parties hosted by world class DJs. You can have fun at parties either in Ibiza town, at Sant Antoni or the West End.
The clubs here are legendary, including Amnesia, Space, Pacha and Privilege, among others. Whether you want to club during the day at Space after leaving Amnesia in the wee hours of the morning, there is never ending fun to enjoy.
It might sound unreal that you can actually sit back and unwind in Ibiza, but a visit to the Café Del Mar will have you doing so as you watch the sunset with other tourists. The sight is simply breathtaking and you cannot afford to miss it.
Another alternative is chartering a boat or yacht to experience Ibiza on the water. This is an opportunity to pamper yourself and your family away from other visitors on the island.
With a yacht charter, you are able to explore hidden bays and coves as you relish the cool breeze on the luxurious yacht. Boat charters make ideal to hosting spots for all types of parties from engagement to corporate events. You just have to use the best charter company, such as www.sea-amigos.com, to fully enjoy your time here.
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This panorama of the Atlanta Falcons playing at the Georgia Dome was photographed by Robert Pettit. The Falcons franchise began on June 30, 1965, and in 1966 they began play at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. In 1992, they moved to the new Georgia Dome playing to a sellout crowd of 65,585. The Georgia Dome is the largest cable-supported domed stadium in the world. The Falcons nickname was picked from over 550 different suggestions and chosen after a school teacher explained that the Falcon is proud and dignified with great courage and fight. The Falcons' first winning season came in 1971, and since that time the club has had numerous playoff appearances and Division and Conference Championships.
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Meet the ancient rulers of our planet as you examine fossil replicas of dinosaurs and prehistoric sea creatures. Orlando Science Center showcases the dinosaurs in their disparate land and aquatic settings as guests become part of a paleontological excavation site.
- Uncover 'fossils' in the dig pit and examine fossilized dino eggs
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a dinosaur! LiveScience.com reports that a small adult dinosaur fossil has been found in the southern U.K. At roughly 15.7 inches long, the new fossil could belong to the world's tiniest dinosaur.
Many of us think dinosaurs were all large creatures that roamed the Earth. But there were actually many smaller groups of dinos that existed as well millions of years ago. University of Portsmouth paleozoologist Darren Naish explained the tiny neck bone belonged to a creature from the maniraptoran group that lived in the Cretaceous period 145 million to 100 million years ago. It is this group that is thought to have led to modern day birds. Because only one vertebra has been found, researchers are unable to say what the dino ate and how long it truly was.
Two techniques were used to estimate the size of the maniraptoran. One method involved fitting a digital model of the dinosaur's neck into a body of a generic maniraptoran. The other method used neck-to-body ratios of other related dinosaurs to estimate the maniraptoran's length. Both methods estimated the size of the dino to be 13 to 15.7 inches.
The new dinosaur has not been named yet, but it's being referred to as the "Ashdown dino," based on the location where it was found. If the Ashdown dino is found to be the smallest on record, it will beat out Anchiornis, another birdlike dinosaur that lived in what is now China 160 million to 155 million years ago. It would also be smaller than North America's smallest known dinosaur, Hesperonychus elizabethae, a velociraptor-like predator that was about a foot and a half (50 cm) tall and weighed 4 pounds (2 kilograms).
A newly-discovered maniraptoran dinosaur may have looked like the feathered dinosaur seen here, about to become a snack for the larger Darwinopterus modularis.
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Grantee: Chilkoot Indian Association
Grant: 2009 Native American Library Service Enhancement Grant
Pictured: Jolanta Ryan, former education coordinator for the Haines Borough Public Library, stands in front of a display of Tlingit artwork on loan from community members.
Contact: Patricia Brown
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It feels like our culture is coming back to life.
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Haines Borough is a remote Alaskan community that was hard hit by the economic recession. Haines Borough Public Library and the Chilkoot Indian Association had been working together for about eight years to help the community. The association developed a strategic plan that included improving library services and collections to highlight the local culture and traditions while continuing to build technical literacy across the community. With funding from IMLS, the partners launched the Chilkat Valley Fingerprints Project.
The library's new cultural education programs were designed to harness the power of traditional skills and knowledge to preserve traditions and improve the economic outlook for families and the community.. These monthly cultural programs have proven enormously popular and continue to share information across the community, focusing on subjects such as the history of the native people and traditional foods, art, and music. Tlingit tribal elders tell traditional stories, beginning their narratives in Tlingit before switching to English. They also share practical information, such as methods of sustainable fishing and of preparing traditional foods that are healthy and economical. One initiative led to the development of a community garden that now yields fresh produce for the school lunch program.
The Fingerprints Project included two documentary films produced by a former Haines student, now a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute, who had participated in and gained production skills from the library's Film Club. The Chilkoot Trade Routes: A Tlingit Tradition combines historical photographs with narration by tribal elders to preserve and share the area's rich history of hunting, crafts, and trade activities. The Yendistucky Cemetery, A Restoration of History captures how the community came together to clean and restore an almost-forgotten tribal cemetery, rescuing a historic site in danger of deteriorating beyond salvation. Highlights of the films are shared online, and each documentary is available on loan from the Alaska State Library, and sold through Friends of the Library.
The library regularly sponsors a series of technology education programs for residents of all ages, helping elders, adults, youths, and children gain technical literacy and proficiency. One particularly popular technology initiative is the new Chilkat Valley Storyboard that was developed with help from a 2011 IMLS grant. The storyboard, which is on a Microsoft Surface®table at the library, is an interactive regional map with an enhanced touch screen. When users touch one of 40 "place marks" on the map, they are connected to traditional place names and cultural history, with video, audio, and other multimedia content.
In the course of developing the programs, the association and library created and enhanced ten new partnerships. Key collaborators include the Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center, the Chilkoot Watershed Council, the Takshanuk Watershed Council, the Jilkaat Kwaan Heritage Center, the Chilkat Valley Community Foundation, the Haines Borough School District, and the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium. These strong partnerships reflect the growing strength of the community they serve.
The project's collaborative programs have had major impacts on quality of life in this sparsely populated, interdependent rural area. In the first year, the project began sponsoring community forums, called Community Matters, to discuss and decide what could be done to strengthen the overall community in Haines. Thirty-five people participated in first event, spurring ideas and conversations on how to reach across cultural and generational lines. Today, each Community Matters event draws ever-increasing crowds, resulting in better relationships and communication.
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From the Archives: Miracles and Science, Part 5
By getting rid of the miracle stories in the Bible, Bultmann and his followers hoped to make the Christian story more palatable to modern man. Although I recognize the emotional weight of this sentiment, I am not convinced that it is an intellectually coherent approach, mainly for reasons of self-consistency.
The Aroma of the Knowledge of God: How the Sense of Smell Inspires Worship and Awe
I've always thought of the sense of smell as a more intimate sense than most other senses. For in smelling, the thing that we smell becomes almost a part of us.
An Ancient and Dynamic Universe
While reading about and studying the processes that gave rise to this astonishing world, please don't forget that it is beautiful. It is not merely mechanics, but poetry.
N.T. Wright and the Resurrection: Reviewing "Surprised by Scripture" (Part 3)
Wright reminds us that robust Christian faith takes evidence on board, but fuses reason with faith, hope and love.
Faith after Literalism: An Interview with Michael Gungor
Musician Michael Gungor talks about the recent controversy over the evolution of his views on evolution, science, and biblical authority.
What Do the Arts Have to Do with Evangelism?
The purpose of Jesus's art was to give verbal, visual, and dramatic forms to those complicated and confounding relationships, symmetries, and harmonies between himself, the father and spirit, and between the triune God and the world… Such creative expressions did not and do not make everything clear, but rather resist simple clarity, forcing their hearers to come at the whole complicated truth from a position of intellectual and spiritual humility.
No Place Like Home: An interview with ECF grantee Seung-Hwan Kim
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
Creation for Kids
Children's books are more than stories. They can become familiar narratives children listen to over and over. So it's worth asking - Are the books we're reading doing a good job of portraying God and His Creation?
Series: Creation, Evolution, and the Over-Active Imagination (2 entries)
Still Surprised by Easter
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
New Videos Online from the ECF "Author of Life" Project
When you are in church, do you act and speak differently than when you are in school? Do you tend to compartmentalize what you learn about in Biology class from what you learn about in Sunday School?
The Noah Movie
Russell Crowe as Noah was no superhero. He was very human—perhaps too human for those who'd prefer he remain in the flannel graph world of our Sunday School stories.
Praying the Psalms: Psalm 19
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
An Enriched Creation
Scripture gives us multiple ways of looking at things, and a classic example of this is the parables of Jesus. Many of these involve looking at nature. For example, natural events like seeds growing—and what Jesus seems to be saying is look there is a surface reading of nature—and then there is the deeper reading, where you begin to realize there are levels of meaning that we don't pick up on our first acquaintance.
Seeing God in the Stars
As a Christian, I can't think of a more beautiful process for God to have blessed the production of the elements that we need for life than the beauty of stars. In fact, we are told that we shine like stars in the universe.
To Tame the World: What terrifies us about reality pushes us toward its Creator.
We can understand why man, modern man in particular, would like to mop the floors and bleach the walls. We might not be able to tame reality, but we can tame our perception of reality. We intellectualize in order to feel in control.
Series: Poetry, God, and the Natural World: Meet Writer Kathleen Housley (2 entries)
Stress and God's Built-in Neuro-sabbath
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
Walking the Walk: Thoreau and the art of seeing nature
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Is 15W enough for the plants? I've been aiming that bulb for my Archae 27W replacement bulb.
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glosso seems to be growing well. Changed the bulb to the 18w 6 days ago. Am noticing a difference. picked up some excel for my low tech tank. I am spot dosing any signs of staghorn on the older leaves this tank. The leaves that are hard to remove with scissors. I've increased the co2 as well. my only inhabitants are snails so I'm not concerned too much about gassing my fauna as I was before. But with the 18w light, the less co2 and nutrient demand. I imagine that the changes in staghorn growth will be more noticeable after two weeks. Once things start to settle in with the lower light intensity.
I've been manually removing any powersand that I had mixed up with the top substrate when rescaping the tank. I noticed what looks to be fertilizer balls mixed in with the powersand. not quite sure what they are. When I apply moderate pressure to them they burst. Any thoughts on what they are. I can only imagine they are part of the powersand. I hope. And not something to be worried about that has been growing in my tank.
Little bit of gda appearing. I had this algae before. Hopefully when the system balances out I will see a change in growth. I've been dosing richer than usual and run my photoperiod for 7 hours. Plants pearl within the first hour. They pearl much more quickly on Macro days and not as rapidly on micro days.
thinking about adding some dhg behind the rock. any thoughts?
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picked up some dhg from Pacific Aquarium on Delancey. $5. They are no doubt my favorite lfs in nyc. Planted some behind the rock. Hopefully this will enhance the perspective of the tank. Looking forward to taking another shot at this plant. The first time I used it I did so exclusively. And man did it take off. But I had planted it in individual clumps throughout the entire aquarium. This time I planted in bunches and only in a limited section behind the rock. I thnk with more strategic trimming I can keep it away from the front of the tank. We shall see.
I also changed up the solution in my drop checker. (I haven't done that in months, so I don't think the reading I was getting was accurate). Still spot treating with excel. Haven't seen any new signs of staghorn. I'd like to say that it is nonexistent, but I'm not going to jump to any conclusions yet. I know the battle is a process and does not happen overnight. We shall see with the DHG. The first time I really noticed staghorn was a long time ago on a strand of DHG. The cause was no doubt my own. But now I feel like I have a better grasp on this little ecosystem. But I don't want to jinx myself.
It's silly, but I'm also including a picture of my DIY razor scraper. It's my alternative to the ADA one (which is way too much to pay for such a simple tool). So I just used a pair of hemostats and a razor blade. To be honest, the best glass cleaning tools have been a generic toothbrush, a paper towel and a razor blade. Never been happy with any of the algae scrapers out there. I also may venture off this week to a restaurant supply store to get a pair of 10" forceps for tank maintenance. Or go online and get some better quality planting tweezers. I'd like to keep the cost low though. But, now that everything is planted, this may be a poorly timed puchase.
All in all, the glosso seems to be growing well. The glosso that's newly planted grows tall at first. Then once it starts to root, I clip the top chute and discard it. By the next day it starts to shoot out a runner. It's getting there... Keeping the fingers crossed for the DHG. The next upgrade may be a new timer to have the CO2 turn on 1 hour before lights up. Any thoughts?
DHG and Glosso from above shot
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The new bulb seems to be having a positive effect on the system. I've upped my co2 this week and spot treated some staghorn zones with excel as well as removed any leaf with any sign of it. Haven't seen any sign of this algae now in two days. I've been very meticulous trying to tackle this issue. I think I've finally made some serious ground. The DHG and glosso are growing nicely. The glosso is growing much slower now with the new bulb which is great! The leaves are a little smaller and it is sending out more runners. The plants pearl after about three to four hours into the photo period. Definitely not pearling like before with the 27wt light, but they look much much healthier all around. I think they have started to adjust to the reduced light intensity and are growing at a more manageable rate. The only other algae issue now is GDA. I'm going to get at it by shutting off the inlfow when wiping/scraping away, followed by a 30% maybe 50% water change after cleaning every three days. Gonna start from there and see what happens.
best, walter
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I like it! Great job
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Just use the edge of an old credit card to scrape algae. I'm using an old Dave & Buster's card I got one time. You'll cover more area with an old card than the razor
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looks great as always! what are those little white thingies at the front of the substrate?
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staghorn update
The staghorn is completely gone. The best method for me was spot treating it with excel. Actually, the smartest thing I've done to treat it was to first remove the tank of its occupants. Tinkering with c02 and excel can be tough on the fauna...(and flora). I treated the tank for about a week. Half an hour before lights up I closed the valve for my filter so there was no current and treated the glosso with a dosing syringe of excel. After about 20-30 minutes, I reopened the filter valve and brought the current back in. I overdosed excel for three days then did a major water change and repeated for the first week. stahorn eventually turned grey then virtually transparent. I dosed more than the recommended amount which I know can be issue. There are zero inhabitants in the tank except for pond snails. My pond snail population did diminish significantly after dosing. I dosed between 5-10ml. after a week I did a 75% water change and resumed daily maintenance without excel. I have to say that excel did the trick, however I noticed a difference in the growth of my glosso after the first couple of days. The plants were not pearling and to me the new growth seemed thin. After the last major water change and ferts plants have bounced back. I read that there is a risk of damaging your plants by overdosing excel. I felt like I was walking a very fine line. Finally, though, the staghorn is gone. I've tried very hard to be patient. With such a small tank there is ver little room for error.
Got some 12" tweezers today from Southern Oak aquatics. $20 and free shipping. They work very well. If I were to purchase such a product again, I would go with 10" ones. These are great, just take some getting used to.
Redid my 4dkh recipe for my drop checker. After 4 hours the drop checker is green. Big thanks to the barrreport.com and its members for the recipe:
I used Billionzz recipe found here: http://www.barrreport.com/showthread...7-Dkh-4-Recipe
and followed it to the T.
I weighed every element instead of measuring on my graduated cylinder. The graduated cylinder I have is inaccurate.
Have to say, this recipe make me feel much more confident in getting a general estimate of co2.
All plants are pearling. Again. glad I switched to the 18w bulb. Hairgrass is shooting out multiple runners too. Going to do a tank trim tomorrow. some glosso is still growing high while others are growing horizontally.
All the best,
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did a large trim of the glosso today. just mowed it down instead of clipping at individual leaflets. I was inspired by this method: http://www.youtube.com/adgvibe#p/a/u/1/nbZqDPmuWFA the hairgrass is really starting to perk up. cleaned the filter and added some new floss. a lot of snails living in the filter now that I removed the metal shrimp guard. trying to narrow in on 30ppm co2 (using the drop checker method)...rather...shooting for green. this morning the drop checker was yellow. too much co2. not a real concern for me right now because there isn't anything in the tank. that reading was with roughly 2bps. I'm hoping that going back to 1bps will get me within a more manageable range. also hoping for better results now that the staghorn is gone and my scape methods are leaning towards being more patient. keeping my fingers crossed for the glosso to bounce back after such a heavy buzz cut. I think that may encourage more shoots to grow horizontal. best, walter
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messing around with a new container for my 4dkh solution. just an old contact solution container. this one works well and is a lot easier to add to my drop checkers because of the dropper. I broke out the old diy drop checker I made a while back and felt like putting it in the tank in the back right corner. top drop checker is a good solid green after changing the co2 to about 1 bubble every 1.5 seconds. the back drop checker is blue in the picture because...well...I just put it in a couple minutes ago. as for the glosso, new little leaflets are sprouting after the trim (two days ago). noticed a little bit more green algae on the rock after the trim. I imagine the major trim had something to do with its appearance. it's a mild algae outbreak after the trim. but nothing on the plants. best, walter
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having a lot less algae issues. the gda has seemed to have significantly reduced. staghorn is still gone. I had some green algae on the rock 4 days ago. when I changed the water in the tank I exposed the section of the rock and spot treated it with prime and let the rock sit exposed in the air for about ten minutes before filling the tank up. four days later that algae has vanished. I attribute it's appearance to the major trim I did. I've reduced my dosing to the recommended EI levels. I was dosing richer initially and I think that attributed to some gda algae issues as well. I was dosing too much for the plant mass in the tank. Once everything fills in more, I may dose richer, but depending on what I see from the plants (or algae). 30-40% water changes every 3 to 4 days. co2 now runs an hour before lights up and shuts off an hour before lights off at roughly 1-1.2 bps. The glosso is now sprouting tiny leaflets where trimmed. I think there are some sections of it that were shocked by the glutaraldehyde in the excel treatment, but they are bouncing back. The dhg is really thriving. it's sending out multiple runners and filling in the gaps between the rocks very nicely. My goal is to contain it to the back section of the tank. I will remove any runners that make their way past the rock arrangement. So far so good. hoping for the glosso to stay low now that I've trimmed it like a hedge and pushed it deeper in the substrate. we shall see. best, walter
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Looking great. Take some closer pics though. I would love to see the texture of the rock more.
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Jimmy Barnes is once again set to hit the stages of Bimbadgen Winery at 'A Day on the Green', but this time will be celebrating 30 years in the music industry as a solo artist!..
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The Rolling Stones at Hope Estate - 15th of November 2014
World famous band, The Rolling Stones, have made the announcement on the 15th of April that they will be performing at Hope Estate in the Hunter Valley on the 15th of November!..
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Seattle, WA (Sports Network) - Nate McLouth hit a solo home run and Jason Hammel picked up his fourth win of the season -- all of which have come on the road -- as the Baltimore Orioles downed the Seattle Mariners, 7-2, Tuesday in the middle test of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
Matt Wieters hit a two-run double, Chris Dickerson had three hits and two RBI and J.J. Hardy plated a run and scored another for the Orioles, who bounced back from a 6-2 loss in Monday's series opener.
Hammel (4-1) tossed five-plus innings, yielding two runs on seven hits and three walks to go with five strikeouts in the victory.
Michael Morse hit a solo homer and Kelly Shoppach had an RBI to account for Seattle's two runs. Rookie Brandon Maurer (2-4) allowed four runs on six hits over four innings for the Mariners, who had their season-high three-game winning streak come to an end.
"I was rushing quite a bit today," Maurer said. "I needed to settle down and take some deep breaths and throw better strikes."
The visitors jumped out to an early 4-0 advantage in the first. McLouth smacked a solo shot to right to lead off the contest. Manny Machado then hit a double, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored shortly after on another wild pitch to make it 2-0. Wieters later hit a one-out, two-run double scoring Nick Markakis and Chris Davis.
"Nate is a strong man," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said of McLouth. "Pound for pound he's about as strong as we got. He's put together a good stretch here."
Baltimore struck again in the sixth versus reliever Blake Beavan. Hardy hit a single with one down and Ryan Flaherty moved him to third with a double to left. Dickerson made it 6-0 with a liner up the middle.
The home team finally got on the board in the bottom half. Morse opened up the frame with a solo shot and then Shoppach, facing Tommy Hunter with the bases loaded and no outs, grounded into a fielder's choice to make it 6-2. The next batter, Brendan Ryan, grounded into an inning-ending double play.
The O's added another run in the seventh. Davis and Wieters smacked back-to- back singles with one out and Hardy clubbed a single to give Baltimore a 7-2 advantage.
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Good chap, good quick bowler, let himself down a bit in his brief sojourn with Sussex (signed as a local on the basis that he wouldn't play as a domestic player in Oz then signed for Qld after one match) but the sort that you want in your team.
Good chap, good quick bowler, let himself down a bit in his brief sojourn with Sussex (signed as a local on the basis that he wouldn't play as a domestic player in Oz then signed for Qld after one match) but the sort that you want in your team.
- Winner of the 2011 and 2012 CricketWeb AFL tipping competition
- Winner of the 2011, 2012 and 2013 CricketWeb NRL tipping competition
Ben Dorries is doing a live chat on that link now, if anyone wants to go on there and tell him what a chump he is.
Dorries I mean, not Rhino.
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I asked, in the blog, if he'd been replaced by Craddock on the road (which he has).
He let that aspect of my question go through to the keeper. lol
when he first started thought he was another Brad Williams or Mick Lewis been pleasantly surprised by his awesomeness.
(Before the 1st Test obviously...I might've walked straight in to Ben Dorries job if I'd suggested it after the 1st Test)
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My thread title all too terribly prescient.
Awful news for a bloke who really deserves better from the gods of fortune.
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PDGA C-Tier and Southern Nationals Qualifier
I am opening it up to 30 players this year. The number is limited due to the limited space we have at the course and with the crossing fairways, anymore players could be a disaster.
It is an invitational but if you have any intentions to going to Southern Nationals you are 1st on the list to get in. It will also be a promotional/kick off to PDGA leagues. I will be hosting official PDGA Sanctioned Leagues at the casa for the upcoming 2012 year. So players that are looking to play in the PDGA leagues at the casa will get 1st consideration as well. We prefer that everyone that is wanting to play be a PDGA member, if you have never been a member I will be able to offer a discount for new members.
Got 2 new fun side events, like we always offer at the events at the casa.
#1 We will be offering the longest hole ever in competition, estimated distance is 3,200ft par 15
#2 Wiffle Ball Home Run hitting contest w/ pitching machine
Plus have the mini course or the round 9 if folks are wanting to play that.
We will also be offering camping Saturday night if anyone wants to come play some night golf on Saturday
We will only be offering two divisions Open and Am there can also be Womens divisions…We will be paying out 2 formats, Straight scoring and Handicapped scoring based on your PDGA rating.
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WEEDVILLE – State police have arrested a man they say broke into the Weedville residence of an ex-girlfriend before passing out drunk on her couch while waiting for her to come home.
KERSEY – Eighteen months of preparation culminated Friday evening as Fox Township kicked off its Bicentennial Celebration. An opening ceremony was held at 7 p.m. at the Fox Twp. Community Park followed by a fireworks display.
BRADFORD – Police on Thursday arrested a McKean County man who they say used his computer to look up and download child pornography.
DuBOIS -Â Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati (R-Jefferson) and Speaker of the House Sam Smith (R-Jefferson, Indiana, Armstrong) joined Governor Tom Corbett in DuBois City and Jefferson and Clearfield Counties Friday to meet with local officials and emergency management personnel to assess local flood damage.
ERIE – A St. Marys man who pleaded guilty on April 18 to the theft of $500,000 from the Elk County Humane Society is asking to be released from federal custody until his September sentencing.
The North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission announced at Wednesday's meeting that it has renegotiated $38,000 off of $205,482 in annual leases on three of its six Careerlink properties as part of continued efforts to streamline organization expenditures.
TURTLEPOINT – A New York man and convicted sex offender who evaded authorities for over 12 years has been found living in McKean County.
FOX TWP. – The Fox Township Bicentennial Celebration kicks off today with the opening of vendor booths at 3 p.m. Among this weekend's highlights are firework displays, a parade, food and beverage vendors, concerts and much more taking place at numerous venues within the Main Street area.
With North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission voting at last month's meeting to take out a nearly quarter of a million dollar line of credit needed to cover expenses like payroll, bills, and rents, the organization has kept a watchful eye on the governor's 2014 budget proposal to see what the future holds.
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It is not a beautiful building...it's rarely full...and the team has not had much success since the early 1980s. Yet, when the New York Rangers come to the Island, it is ON! Every game in the rivalry series brings the fans and the passion back to the Nassau County Coliseum, and the joint rocks again like it's 1982.
With this poster, you are transported to the Coliseum for an Isles-Rangers matchup in early 2003. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every single detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel not only that you are at the event, but that you are part of a three-decade walk down memory lane. Along with the action on the ice and the fans in the stands, you get a perfect view of the entire range of banners hanging from the rafters - along the left side of the scoreboard, the various divisional and conference championships, and to the right of the scoreboard, the six retired jerseys (Denis Potvin, Clark Gillies, Bryan Trottier, Mike Bossy, Bob Nystrom and Billy Smith) and the four consecutive Stanley Cups (1980-83). An absolute beauty for the wall of any Islanders fan, perfect for a nice frame and a place on the wall of home or office!
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