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Join Galway Kinnell, Thomas Lux and Natasha Trethewey for this unforgettable literary pilgrimage over the bridge that inspired Hart Crane, Walt Whitman and generations of poets. The event begins near City Hall, pauses for readings under Roebling's famous arches and culminates in a recitation at Brooklyn's historic Fulton Ferry Landing. The evening concludes with a festive dinner at Bubby's Brooklyn with special guest Bill Murray.
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A couple of casual and tasty lunches at K-Noodle in one of the Old Market alleyways. We had the K-Noodle soup with veggies (spicy Khmer noodle soup) and K-Noodle curry, shrimp lemongrass, and papaya salad. All of our noodles were handmade and deliciously toothsome. Cold white wine and Angkor draft to drink. Both meals were ~$20 (or a little less). One nice thing to note is that there is a cute a/c upstairs lounge/dining area.
Disappointing dinner at Indochine one night. We get the Khmer Discovery menu for 2: amok fish, a beef dish, veggies in coconut sauce, spring rolls. Definitely caters to the tour bus set, which we didn't know. Bland, bland, bland.
We splurged for a couple of nights at Villa Kiara way on the edge of town. The included breakfasts were quite good (big Western b-fast for B and i go with veggie rice noodle soup). Delicious fresh passionfruit juice was a highlight, too!
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A couple of lunches at Khmer Kitchen (on the main drag in Old Market). We got addicted to their iced lemongrass and lemon teas so we had to go back. Spicy Khmer soup with tofu was tasty but B's chicken lab (sic) looked so good, I had to steal a taste. Wow! Our second lunch there was tofu lab (not as good as the chicken). B's baby bamboo soup is really delicious! He out-ordered me again!
One free dinner at Villa Kiara was another highlight. Vermicelli with shrimp salad was the best course - refreshing and light. Everything else had chicken or beef, so I ate around the protein, but the spicy chicken soup was terrific and the beef was redolent with lemongrass. Dessert was a soup - sweet with tapioca and banana and coconut. Wow again! And I'm not a dessert person at all.
We loved Siem Reap! Can't you tell? (Photos by my husband B.)
Nice pictures! I had lunch at Khmer Kichen - the pork Khmer Amok was delicious. The fish dish was just OK.
Went to a new Chinese place called Golden Sand and had grilled eel. We suspect they had used MSG from the after effect.
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Nationwide, 38 percent of blacks between the ages of 13-24 were infected with HIV in 2010; and, male-to-male sexual contact made up 75 percent of transmission among black communities, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's HIV Surveillance Supplemental Report. In the first decade of the 21st century, cases in the state of HIV nearly tripled in young black men who have sex with men. In 2011, half of black males diagnosed with HIV were younger than 24 years of age.
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There are at least 56 million grandparents in the country, with the U.S. Census Bureau reporting that more than 4.5 million children live with their grandparents. The report also indicates that African American grandparents are more likely to be their grandchildren's primary caregivers compared to other ethnic groups. First 5 California recognizes the important role African American grandparents play in the lives of young children. Below are helpful tips on how grandparents can support their grandchildren in their early years. Read to y our Grandchildren November is Child Literacy Month and a perfect time for grandparents to make reading a priority when spending time with their grandchildren. First 5 California encourages grandparents to take their grandchildren to the public library, participate in storytelling activities and take books home to read together. Take advantage of the holiday season and read your grandchildren some holiday classics like "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" and "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer." Keep in mind the following tips to make reading a daily part of your grandchild's life year-round.
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You can spray clear from a rattle can or a spray gun. Or you can have them powdercoated clear. I have used clear polyurathane that i use on my hardwood floor and a spray gun because i has some left over from doing my floors...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I've found that over time the steel tends to rust under the clear. Use stainless?Miller syncrowave 200 runner with coolmate 4
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you'll need to be Surgically Clean when handling the bare metal: Oil from your hands will start the rusting process quite quickly and if you miss the finger prints as well as any dirt/crud you'll end up sealing it and then you'll really notice it.Ed Conley
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they are horseshoes, so i cannot use stainless. i guess i could powder coat them....$$$$
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i found penetrol....its in the spray can too, just trying to find it.
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One of the best ways to treat outdoor sculpture (small scale projects) is by first cleaning it VERY well as SB stated...
I use Nitrile gloves (not latex and nothing with powder) and wipe down with Acetone as it does not leave a residue behind...
Then I use a product called "NU-LUSTRE-55" (found at almost any Hardware Store). IT'S Crazy stuff... It will coat ANYTHING as long as it's not 'Waxed or Heavily Polished' and keep it that way FOREVER. Buy the 'Anti-UV' stuff for your application and you're more than good to go. It won't Crack, Peel, or Yellow. Even though it's an 'Epoxy' it can still be brought back to life (should it become seriously scratched or dulled by wind/sand/weather..) by using successive grades of sandpaper. A pumice stone will even bring 'easy access' surfaces to a high gloss after initial sanding...
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you could also use a hot oil treatment
brush on boiled linseed oil and heat with a big flame
like a weed burner. it creates a glazed finish that can
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April 24, 2014 - A cyclist makes his way towards Memphis along the Greenline at North Perkins Rd on Thursday afternoon. (Brad Vest/The Commercial Appeal)
April 24, 2014 - From left, Brian Beasley, Carey Floyd, and Arica Hutchison, bicycle officers from the Tillman Police Station stand with their bikes as Col. Terry Landrum runs a press conference about the officers presence on the Greenline. (Brad Vest/The Commercial Appeal)
April 24, 2014 — Dujuna England wipes tears away near 2699 Enterprise near Pendleton and Park in Orange Mound after her daughter, Danielle Alexander and son-in-law, James Alexander were found killed in their home. Four children ages 7, 5, 4, 2 were taken from the house after both parents were pronounced dead on the scene. (Mike Brown/The Commercial Appeal)
Mike Brown/The Commercial Appeal April 24, 2014 — Friends comfort a family member of one of the victims of a double homicide at 2699 Enterprise near Pendleton and Park in Orange Mound. Four children ages 7, 5, 4, 2 were taken from the house after both parents were pronounced dead on the scene.
April 24, 2014 — Memphis police investigate outside 2699 Enterprise after a child found her parents unresponsive in the house near Pendleton and Park in Orange Mound. Four children ages 7, 5, 4, 2 were taken from the house after both parents were pronounced dead on the scene. (Mike Brown/The Commercial Appeal)
April 24, 2014 - 6th grader Hannah Nobles tries to make a basket on Thursday. Students played basketball at Appling Middle School in order to raise funds for the American Heart Association. (Karen Pulfer Focht/The Commercial Appeal)
April 24, 2014 - Ray Laughter, manager of DeSoto County Environmental Services, left, and Harvey Lee, 5th District Supervisor for DeSoto County, push an old lawn trailer into a large dumpster in front of Lewisburg Elementary School. The school is one of thirteen drop-off locations for Countywide Spring Cleanup event that starts on Saturday, Earth Day, and continues to May 3. (Brad Vest/The Commercial Appeal)
A Buddhist monk prays wishing for safe return of passengers aboard the sunken ferry boat Sewol at a port in Jindo, South Korea, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Divers made their way deeper Thursday into the submerged wreck of a ferry that sank more than a week ago as the death toll continues to rise and relatives of the missing passengers pressed the government to finish the grim task of recovery soon.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)
An Indian woman checks the voter identity card of another after casting votes during the sixth phase of polling of the Indian parliamentary elections at a village near Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan state, India, Thursday, April 24, 2014. With 814 million eligible voters, India is voting in phases over six weeks. Results are expected May 16. (AP Photo /Manish Swarup)
Ukrainian troops take position next to burning tires at a pro Russian checkpoint following an attack by Ukrainian troops outside in Slovyansk, Ukraine, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Ukrainian government troops moved against pro-Russia forces in the east of the country on Thursday and killed at least two of them in clashes at checkpoints manned by the insurgents, the government and insurgents said. Russian President Vladimir Putin decried what he described as a "punitive operation." (AP Photo/Mika Velikovskiy)
Pope Francis arrives outside at Sant' Ignazio church to celebrate a mass of thanksgiving for the Canonization of St. Jose de Anchieta, a Spanish Jesuit Missionary to Brazil, in Rome Thursday, April 24, 2014. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
A man watches a reprint of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa at the exhibition "The appearance of beauty" in the Gasometer in Oberhausen, Germany, Thursday, April 24, 2014. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)


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Which statement comes closest to your political views on gay marriage?
My party should support it: 97%
My party should oppose it: 0%
My party should avoid the issue: 2%
Other: 1%
My party should support it
"Marriage equality is a vote-getter for Democrats and a vote-loser for the party of the last century, the Republicans."
"More and more states are adopting marriage equality, and it is time for the U.S.A. to lead on this issue."
"No issue has changed more dramatically than support for gay marriage over the last 10 years. In 20 years, it won't even be an issue."
"It's a nonissue. Americans support the concept. Let's move on!"
"Duh ... Obama did—we won."
"Besides being the right thing to do, there are very few places left in the country where it would be a political negative any more."
"The Democratic Party is the party of equality and civil rights. Period. The End."
"Much like immigration, this is now good policy and good politics."
"Same-sex marriage has gone from 'OMG' to 'NBD'—no big deal, unless, of course, you are Republican stuck in a time warp. Time to move on."
"The president's change of heart was a wise decision and paid dividends in November. "
"It's good policy and good politics. In the Election Day exit poll, a plurality of voters favored gay marriage. Gay marriage is very popular with two parts of the new Democratic base, young and female voters."
"That ship has sailed. We should. We do. And we will."
"It is the issue of our generation, and it's better to get it right than to continue to pretend it's not a fundamental right."
My party should avoid the issue
"The courts will eventually settle this as they did with Roe v. Wade."
Which statement comes closest to your political views on gay marriage?
My party should support it: 27%
My party should oppose it: 11%
My party should avoid the issue: 48%
Other: 14%
My party should support it
"Wouldn't it be fascinating if, for once, the Republicans were on the front side of a historic wave, rather than thrashed around in the undertow?"
"There is a conservative case in favor of gay marriage that can easily be made around the issues of smaller government and lower taxes."
"We can't be a party that supports a zone of personal freedom and then try to use federal power to curtail it. Plus, we increasingly look prejudiced, and not a little stupid, on this issue."
My party should oppose it
"Principles require courage. No one, even gays, will—or should—respect a party without principles. And there are very sound and practical reasons for Christian, Jewish, and Islamic opposition to homosexual marriage."
My party should avoid the issue
"It is what it is, and it is not going away—more and more, people do not care."
"Focus of the party should be on core issues only—economic growth and national security. Everything else should be left to individual discretion."
"Government doesn't need to be in every facet of our lives. Politically, we should probably avoid the issue so as not to alienate the base, but Ted Olson is right.... This is a basic right, and if forced to a discussion, we should support it."
"The lines have been drawn on this. Such a polarizing topic, and given other pressing issues, this is a red herring with dynamite taped to its back. No good can come from messing with it."
Politically speaking, was President Obama's nomination of Chuck Hagel to the post of Defense secretary the right one?
Yes: 58%
No: 15%
Too early to tell: 27%
"He has the credentials, his selection is a good show of bipartisanship, and Republicans look like fools opposing him."
"Remarkable Republicans opposed to: a) a Republican, b) a former senator, and c) someone who was right on the Iraq war. Haven't they learned anything in the past decade?"
"His whole life has been training for this job, and he seems willing to go where the facts lead. I'll take that."
"He is the perfect leader to wind down the 'good war' and tame the Pentagon's spending appetite. Lindsey Graham ought to appreciate that."
This article appears in the January 12, 2013 edition of National Journal Magazine as Political Insiders Poll.
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By JOHN WHARTON
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A Lusby woman sentenced last week to serve seven years in custody on a charge of conspiracy to attempt an armed robbery died Sunday evening at a hospital, authorities report, after she was found unconscious in her cell at the St. Mary's jail.
Melissa Mae Benton, 36, was alone in a cell in the detention center's diagnostic holding area when correctional officers checked on her shortly before 6 p.m. that day, sheriff's Capt. Michael Merican said, and efforts commenced to try to revive her.
"She left here with CPR in progress, and the hospital pronounced her dead," according to Merican, the jail's commander.
No signs of trauma to Benton's body were found, Merican said, and she did not have anything in her possession with which she could have harmed herself.
Benton's lawyer said at a sentencing hearing last week that Benton became dependent on prescription pills after she was injured in a vehicle accident.
Benton told a judge, "I do believe that I need help."
Sheriff Tim Cameron (R) said Tuesday that there was nothing at the scene to indicate the cause of Benton's death. An employee at the state medical examiner's office in Baltimore said Tuesday afternoon that the cause and manner of Benton's death has not been determined.
Benton acknowledged in court last week that prosecutors had evidence to support the charge against her of conspiracy to attempt an armed robbery, in which they allege she was the getaway driver.
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Getting the future wrong is all part of the fun, of course. Back in 2000, prognosticators who tried to preview the Aughts achieved decidedly mixed results. (By 2010, one newspaper predicted, we'd be watching aroma-generating "smellyvision" that would add a new dimension to TV cooking shows.) So why even bother trying to peer around the corner? Maybe it's the innate human need to hope for the best and plan for the worst; maybe it's simple curiosity about how we'll live, love, and get around in days to come. Your car probably won't fly, but it might drive itself. And, yes, there will be robots this time — promise.
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- Associate Professor, Psychology
- Abnormal Psychology
- Theories of Personality
- Child Psychology
- Learning, Brain and Behavior
- Senior Capstone
- First Year Seminar: Psychology and the Media
- Educational Psychology
- Introduction to Psychology
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This is Professor Holdren's seventh year teaching at Cazenovia having recently completed his pre-doctoral internship at the Counseling and Psychological Services of Clemson University in South Carolina. Research interests include proposed differences among overt and covert narcissism subtypes, personality disorders and diagnoses, as well as psychotherapy effectiveness.
- B.S., SUNY College at Buffalo
- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Ohio University
- Cazenovia College Class of 2004 Honorary Class Member
- Graduated Summa Cum Laude, SUNY College at Buffalo
- Outstanding Senior in Psychology at SUNY College at Buffalo, 1996
- Holdren, M. E., & Garske, J. P. (2003 August). Attributions among overt and covert narcissism subtypes. Poster presented at the 111th Annual Convention of the APA.
- Holdren, M. E. (2003 August). Symptom presentation differences among overt and covert narcissism subtypes. Poster presented at the 111th Annual Convention of the APA.
- Holdren, M.E., Myrow, D., Alessi, S., Manzella, M., & Karuza, J. (1996, August). Therapy effectiveness and patient satisfaction measurement in private practice network. Paper presented at the 104th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
- Teaching experience includes six years teaching at Cazenovia, several classes at Ohio University, and numerous presentations at regional and national psychological conferences.
- Clinical experience includes pre-doctoral internship at Clemson University's Counseling and Psychological Services, part-time staff appointment at the Ohio University's Counseling and Psychological Services, and Psychology Traineeships at Ohio University's Counseling and Psychological Services and Woodland's Community Mental Health Center in Gallipolis, Ohio.
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Endowed Scholarships
Thanks to the generosity of alumni, parents, corporations, foundations, and friends of the College—many whom have been recipients of such support themselves, Claremont McKenna College has more than 270 named endowed scholarships. The following is a complete list of established funds.
Endowed Scholarships
Awarded 2013-2014 Academic Year
ABC Scholarship
Henry & Marilyn Adams Scholarship
Ahmanson Foundation Scholarship
John E. Allen Alumni Merit Award
Melva J. Allen Scholarship
American Cement Scholarship
Edna Ogden Anderson Scholarship
Margaret H. Anderson Memorial Scholarship
Marion Anderson Scholarship
Mike Anderson Memorial Scholarship
Frank Antonovich Scholarship
Frank Bell Appleby Scholarship
William B. Arce Scholarship
Armour Family Scholarship
Bob & Shirley Arnett Scholarship
Oscar Arnold Memorial Scholarship
Auen Scholarship
Bagnall Family Scholarship
Ned Bailey Memorial Scholarship
Baker Family Scholarship
Barr Family Scholarship
Charles Barrington Scholarship
Mildred H. Beloud Memorial Scholarship
Katharine Corbett Benson Scholarship
Mabs Benson Scholarship
H. Norwood & Frances C. Berger Scholarship
Berger Merit Preferential Award
William G. Bergman, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Harold Berlinger Memorial Scholarship
Robert J. Bernard Scholarship
BGI/Larson Asset Management Fellowship
Edson Biggar Memorial Scholarship
Gary E. Biszantz Scholarship
in Memory of Richard L. Woods '56
Gordon Bjork Endowed Scholarship
Ensign Lee Penn Blind Memorial Scholarship
Russell S. Bock Scholarship
Hyman Bolotin Scholarship
Eldridge H. Booth, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Stuart R. Briggs Accounting Scholarship
Joe Brock Scholarship
Brody Scholarship
Samuel & Frances Broidy Memorial Scholarship
Lamont Brolliar Memorial Scholarship
Frederic & Frances Brossy Scholarship
Carvel & Aileen Brown Scholarship
David J. Brown Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Hal W. Brown Scholarship
William O. Brown Scholarship
James L. Bruce Memorial Scholarship
Burnett Family Scholarship
Jeffrey S. Burum '85 Scholarship
August A. Busch, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Mary & Richard Butler Travel Award
Danny L. Campbell Scholarship
Philip D. Cancellier Scholarship
Casey Family Merit Award
Castleman Family Scholarship
CAVU/Lutz Scholarship
Ted Chanock, Jr. and Beth Chanock Scholarship
J. Francis & Helen Child Scholarship
Ronald & Mee Chow Scholarship
Leonard A. & Rose Chudacoff Scholarship
Jesse L. Clark Memorial Scholarship
Rexford D. Clark Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1957 Memorial Scholarship
Class of 1960 Scholarship
William & Monique Coleman Scholarship
Whitley Charles Collins Scholarship
Virginia D. & Alvin R. Cord Scholarship
Cramer Family Scholarship
Bud & Mary Craton Scholarship
Rick Cressman Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Roy P. Crocker Scholarship
Janet Croul Memorial Scholarship
Arie & Ida Crown Memorial Scholarship
Thomas Cupit, Jr. and Ella Cross Cupit Scholarship
Nancy Nelson Davis '80 Memorial Scholarship
R. Reid Davidson Scholarship Fund
Jon DeHaan Endowed Scholarship for Entrepreneurship
Dempsey Family Endowed Scholarship
Bert A. Diamond Scholarship
Michael F. Dooner '82 Memorial Scholarship
Geoffrey W. Draper Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin W. Drew Scholarship
Alvin M. Dunn Scholarship
Roland and Wilma Duquette Scholarship
Edwin B. & Carolyn A. Dusenberry Memorial Scholarship
Philip W. Dyk '79 Endowed Scholarship
Orrin K. Earl Endowed Scholarship
Mary S. Easton Archery Scholarship
Robert L. Emett Scholarship
Emmett Family Endowed Scholarship
Herman R. Erkes & Edna E. Erkes Scholarship
Paul L. Faranda Memorial Scholarship
Pricilla Damon Fawcett Scholarship
C. Robert Feldmeth Memorial Scholarship
Edward P. & Hazel I. Finegan Memorial Scholarship
First Interstate Bank of California Scholarship
Richard J. Flamson III Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Fletcher Scholarship
Foothill Beverage Scholarship
John Frankenheimer '68 Scholarship
S. Robert & Jean U. Frazee Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Don Freeberg Scholarship
Barbara & Dan Freedman Scholarship
Friends of the College Scholarship
Andrew J. Gall Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Denman P. Gambill Scholarship
Robert H. Garrison Scholarship for Foreign Students
Brian & Marilyn Gerich Scholarship
George F. Getty II Scholarship
Girard Scholarship
John W. Gleeson Scholarship
Gould Family Scholarship
Edward E. Gould Scholarship
Martin Daniel Gould Scholarship
James R. & Paula K. Grant Memorial Scholarship
Richard & Charlotte Grantham Scholarship
J. Timothy Green Memorial Scholarship
Robert H. Greene Family Scholarship
Robert L. Gremore Memorial Scholarship
Robert E. Gross/Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Scholarship
Morton Alan Haas Memorial Scholarship
Susan Lynne Haas Memorial Scholarship
Leo G. Haase Scholarship
Steven L. Hallgrimson '64 Endowed Scholarship
Hammett/Graham Scholarship
Mark H. & Blanche M. Harrington Foundation Scholarship
Alexander H. Harris Scholarship
Peg C. Harris Scholarship
Adam & Sophia Hartwig Scholarship
Julian & Juliette Harwood Scholarship
Albert & Marie Hastings Scholarship
Albert W. Hawkes Scholarship
John Randolph Haynes & Dora Haynes Foundation Scholarship
William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship
Donald A. Henriksen Scholarship
David A. Hettler '82 Memorial Scholarship
Edwin & Allene Hetz Scholarship
Chinn Ho Scholarship
Sara Elizabeth Hodgen Scholarship
Margaret Bohn Holden Scholarship
Larry D. Horner Scholarship
Grayle Howlett Memorial Scholarship
Kingdon Hughes Scholarship
Earl R. Hutton Scholarship
Interdisciplinary Science Scholarship
Intermec Foundation Scholarship
Helen M. Iott Scholarship
Scholarship in Memory of Roy and Barbara Ireland
Gertrud Jandorf Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Parley Johnson Scholarship
Fletcher Jones Foundation Scholarship
Jeanette D. & William H. Jones Scholarship
Jorgensen Foundation Scholarship
Marcellus L. Joslyn Scholarship
Henry Rheim Kaiser Scholarship
Christopher R. Kampe Memorial Scholarship
Tamar Hanna Kaplan '14 Memorial Scholarship
Peter Keady Scholarship
Henry Clarke Keates Memorial Scholarship
Karen A. & Kevin W. Kennedy Foundation Scholarship
Leon & Geraldine Lapides Scholarship
Richard and Carol K. Leiby Scholarship
Craig V. Lewis Scholarship
J.M. Long Foundation Scholarship
Lusk Company Scholarship
Melissa Lyles Memorial Scholarship
Edward D. Lyman Scholarship
Mac Alpine Family Scholarship
James Madison Scholarship
J. Franklin & Marian Maley Memorial Scholarship
Vance H. Marshall '72 Scholarship
Theodore J. Martineau, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Maureen Brady Martinez '91 Memorial Scholarship
Vivienne Y. Massoud Memorial Scholarship
George Henry Mayr Trust Endowed Scholarship
Helen & Arthur McCallum Scholarship
McClelland Family Scholarship
Donald C. McKenna Achievement Awards
McNamee Scholarship
Donald McNeely Family Scholarship in honor of Marjorie McNeely
Ernest E. Mitchell Scholarship
Murphy Family Scholarship
Janet Myhre & Leon Hollerman Scholarship
Nathan Family Scholarship
National Association of Business Economics Scholarship
Howard R. Neville Scholarship
Robert D. Nichols '50 Scholarship
Gary Niemeyer-Bossabean Tigers Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Niven Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. T.E. Norris Scholarship
Richard L. O'Bosky Endowed Scholarship
Eugenie Omberg Scholarship
Mark A. Orloff '77 Memorial Scholarship
Pacific Northwest Scholarship
Parent Network Endowed Scholarship
Lloyd "Chris" Parkson Memorial Scholarship
John M. Payne Scholarship
Russell S. Penniman, III Memorial Scholarship
Ann Peppers Foundation Scholarship
Shirley Smith Peschka Merit Award
Philip R. Peters III Scholarship
Orme W. Phelps Scholarship
Mary Pickford Foundation Scholarship
J. Roy Pinkham Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Russell K. Pitzer Scholarship
Polazzi Family Endowed Scholarship
Ryal R. Poppa Scholarship
Sydelle & William Price Scholarship
John Pritzlaff International Scholarship
George F. & Helen Prout Scholarship
Christine & Duane Quaini Scholarship
Laura & Calvin Rector Scholarship
John M. Redfield Foundation Scholarship
Remy-Mahoney Scholarship
Mabel Wilson Richards Scholarship
Edwin J. and Beulah L. Richardson Scholarship
Alice Marie Roberts Scholarship
George R. Roberts Scholarship
Rockwell Management-Engineering Scholarship
Ida & John Romick Scholarship
Rose Hills Foundation Science and Engineering Scholarship
Harry D. & Helen S. Rothman Scholarship
Louis C. Rowson Scholarship
Norma M. Ryan Memorial Scholarship
Eleanor K. Sampson Scholarship
Sanyo Corporation Scholarship
Angela Schiebel Scholarship for Literature
Schmidt Family Scholarship
Ruth E. Schmierer Scholarship
Myles "Bo" Schoenfield Memorial Scholarship
Diane & Joseph C. Schreiber, II Scholarship
Frank Seaver Scholarship
Harris & Ann Seed Honors Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Jules R. Seltzer Scholarship
Sergy Family Scholarship
Sexton Scholarship
David & Lillian Shane Family Scholarship
Barry Shapiro '63 Scholarship
William French Smith Memorial Scholarship
Jerry St. Dennis Scholarship
Jack L. Stark '57 Endowed Scholarship
Peter B. Stark Scholarship
C.V. Starr Scholarship
Mary H. Statham Scholarship
John Stauffer Merit Award
Harry & Grace Steele Foundation Scholarship
Harry & Grace Steele Foundation Merit Award
Stohr-Runge Scholarship
Summit Foundation Merit Award
Charles B. Sumner Scholarship
Jesse Swan Scholarship
Ronald K Teeples Scholarship
William O. & Ramona Thomas Memorial Scholarship
William Raines Thompson Memorial Scholarship
Times Mirror Foundation Scholarship
Tortugateers of Prado Dam/Mara Toga Scholarship
Fred H. Trickett Memorial Scholarship
Jean Vick Trousdale Scholarship
Homer and Violet Tully Scholarship
Alice Tweed Tuohy Scholarship
Alice Tweed Tuohy Honors Scholarship
United World College Scholarship
Unocal Foundation Scholarship
Valach Family Scholarship
George Van Tubergen Scholarship
Vaughan & Bushnell Manufacturing Company Scholarship
Arthur W. Vienna Scholarship
Brian Walkenbach '96 Memorial Scholarship
Philip F. Walsh Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. H. Kenneth Ward Scholarship
Dr. George & Patricia G. Webster Scholarship
Barbara & Donald R. Wheeler Scholarship
Esther & Stuart G. Wheeler Scholarship
Larry & Millie Wilson Scholarship
Lucille Wilson Memorial Scholarship
P. G. Winnett Scholarship
Philip S. Wit Scholarship
Martin L. Wolver Scholarship
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The defending Class 2A state champion Middletown High School football team earned its third consecutive state final appearance with Friday's 45-0 home win over 2A East Region champion Elkton High of Cecil County.
"It's no secret that Middletown is a very good football team. They're considered one of the best teams in the state. They have the pedigree up [there], they're used to being in this spot, they have this gorgeous facility, they are well-oiled machinery," Elkton coach Sean Lanz said.
Middletown (13-0) coach Kevin Lynott said defense has been the historical bedrock for the Knights' tremendous success. The Knights face Frederick Douglass, the team they beat in last year's title game, Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore in a bid to win their second straight Class 2A state title.
But sometimes it's easy for that to be overshadowed by a tremendously dynamic offense that averages 39 points per game this fall.
Everything shined for Middletown Friday.
Led by powerful running back Jess Powell (three touchdowns) and shifty back Zach Welch (153 yards, one touchdown) Middletown scored six touchdowns against a team that had allowed only 12.5 points per game in its previous 12 contests.
Middletown's 45 points was a score above its average of 39 points per game.
Perhaps more impressive was the Knights' complete shutout of a team that scored an average of 32.2 points per game heading into Friday's duel.
"You go into a state semifinal and you expect a battle. I think Elkton gave us a battle, they played hard. Hats off to them and their season," Lynott said. "Having a defense that's been so stingy, it puts less pressure on the offense. For 39 years our program has prided itself on defense. And it's a total team effort. That's the secret. All of these guys play together, they just worry about their own jobs and it all meshes together."
Middletown opened up the scoring late in the first quarter when Powell seemingly leapt over Elkton's entire defensive line on a 6-yard touchdown run.
The Knights cruised to a 31-0 halftime lead off touchdowns from Welch, two from Powell and quarterback Tim Pirrone as well as a 45-yard field goal from Welch at the halftime whistle.
Lynott said Welch's conversion was three off the program's all-time record of 48 yards.
Powell's third touchdown of the night, a 33-yard diagonal into the left corner of the end zone, made the score 38-0 early in the third quarter and set the running clock.
The Knights' final score came from junior Tim Schumacher, who came in with the Knights second string midway through the third.
After a 56-yard scamper, Schumacher made the score 45-0, with three minutes left in regulation.
"I didn't expect it to be that score, that's for sure," Welch said. "But it definitely wasn't easy. We worked for every play. We know when we step on the field, we know we're going to work for each other and have each other's backs."
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M — Tim Schumacher 21 run (Nick Welch kick)
Elkton — Lawrence Ray 17-53; Kyle Thomas 7-20; Issac Robinson 2-19.
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Elkton — Javin Taylor 5-8-8-0.
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- In a small bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. With fingers, carefully loosen skin from chicken; rub spice mixture under and over skin. Tuck wings under chicken. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
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The game was high-stakes politics. A then-record audience estimated as high as 80 million gathered around TV sets 50 years ago — Sept. 26, 1960 — to watch a presidential debate between Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy. According to the Arbitron ratings, two-thirds of households with sets tuned in to watch the Republican vice president and the Democratic U.S. senator from Massachusetts have at it, the first such encounter ever televised.
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Unfortunately, I must leave the Florida sunshine in exchange for Rocky Mountain snow. At the least, it should be interesting watching the Denver crumble under Patsy cheat, J McD.
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'Pushing Daisies' Wins 4 Emmys, Fuller Talks 'Daisies' Comic
After a quadruple Emmy win for "Pushies Daisies" on Sunday night, show creator Bryan Fuller expressed his gratitude for the academy's recognition of the canceled series -- and his hope that the "forensic fairytale" about a piemaker who can revive the dead would soon find new life elsewhere:
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Though it hit public awareness with shocking suddenness late last week, the scandal sucking under the career of Gen. David Petraeus seemed pretty tame by Washington standards. One four-star general turned CIA director has a brief affair with the woman who wrote his biography. Ho-hum. Is that all there is?
No, not exactly. Petraeus resigned almost immediately after the affair became known, then other people's names started appearing. There was Jill Kelley, the Washington socialite something or other said to have received "threatening" or "harassing" emails (take your pick) from Paula Broadwell, the biographer, to the effect of "stay away from my man." And Gen. John Allen, said to have exchanged hundreds of emails with Kelley, some of them "potentially inappropriate." And the FBI agent who was said to have sent Kelley a "shirtless photo," except that it turned out to be a joke photo he had sent to dozens of people.
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