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Tuesday, April 23, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Apr. 23, 2002) -- The East Tennessee State Buccaneer softball team received great pitching from sophomore pitcher Tiffany Vandergriff (Sale Creek, Tenn.) and freshman hurler Courtney Jenkins (Knoxville, Tenn.) on the way to a doubleheader sweep, 5-2 and 8-0, over Radford Tuesday afternoon from Metro-Kiwanis Park in Johnson City, Tenn. East Tennessee State (22-26) got on the board early in game one, as they took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. Vandergriff led the inning off with a single to left field. After stealing second, she came home on an RBI single by sophomore left fielder Rhea Holler (Peoria, Ariz.). Radford (16-35) took a 2-1 lead after scoring two runs in the top of the third. Shortstop Amber Drexel singled to left field to lead off the inning. She scored on an error that followed a single by third baseman Ashleigh Brooks. Brooks came home on an RBI single by catcher Payton Nash. The Bucs took the lead back and put the game out of reach with a four-run fifth inning. Freshman right fielder Amy Moore (Jacksonville, Fla.) led the inning off with a single to left field. After freshman shortstop Mary Beth Hazelwood (Knoxville, Tenn.) was hit by a pitch, Moore came home on a single by Vandergriff. The next batter, freshman centerfielder Danielle Spetar (Knoxville, Tenn.) doubled to left field to score Hazelwood. Pinch-hitter Julia Chance (Knoxville, Tenn.) next came to the plate to single home Vandergriff. Spetar scored would score the final run of the game on an error after a strikeout. Vandergriff (6-8) pitched her 11th complete game of the season, allowing no earned runs on eight hits, striking out five. Radford starter Deana Benner (8-9) also went the distance, allowing four earned runs on seven hits, striking out 10. Vandergriff led the Bucs at the plate, going 2-4 with two runs scored, an RBI and a stolen base. Hazelwood and Spetar each stole two bases in game one. Radford was led at the plate by Brooks and Ashley Smith, who led the team with two hits each. ETSU came out quickly in game two, scoring two runs in the bottom of the first. Spetar singled to center with one out, then stole second and third. After a walk by Chance, senior first baseman Melanie Collins (Greeneville, Tenn.) hit an RBI single to centerfield. Jenkins pinch ran for Chance, and after advancing on a fielder's choice by sophomore catcher Sheryl Clark (Bradenton, Fla.), she came home on a bunt single by Hazelwood. The Bucs widened their lead to 3-0 after scoring a run in the bottom of the third. Spetar led off the inning with a double to centerfield. She stole third and scored on a fielder's choice by Collins. East Tennessee State blew the game open with a five-run fifth inning. Collins led the inning off with a triple to right field. Clark followed with an RBI single to center, scoring Collins. Hazelwood reached on a fielder's choice and came home on a subsequent double by Moore. Freshman third baseman Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.) then tripled to right field to score Moore. Lane came home on a single by senior second baseman April Arnold (Mountain City, Tenn.). Arnold scored following two consecutive errors by the Highlanders. Jenkins pitched her fourth shutout of the season (11-9), allowing just four hits and striking out two. Teresa Brewer (2-12) took the loss for Radford, pitching three innings and allowing three runs on five hits. Spetar, Collins, Clark and Arnold each had two hits in game two for the Bucs. Spetar stole three more bases in game two, giving her five for the doubleheader. Four Highlanders collected hits in game two. East Tennessee State returns to action for their final home games of the season as they host Virginia Tech for a doubleheader on Thursday at 3 p.m.
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MIROMAR LAKES, Fla. - Former Blue Devil Ashley Twichell captured her second Open Water National Championship of the weekend Sunday in the women's 5K race, becoming the first person to win both Open Water national titles since Chloe Sutton did so in 2007.
After taking the 10K crown Friday at the Miromar Lakes Beach and Golf Club in Miromar, Fla., Twichell once again edged out a competitive field in Sunday's 5K race. The Fayetteville, N.Y., native finished in 58:54.17, just ahead of Emily Brunemann (58:54.47) in second and Christine Jennings (59:11.01) in third.
"That's how these races go," Twichell said. "You race really hard for 40 minutes and then you push yourself harder for the final 15 minutes."
With her top-two finish in Friday's 10K, Twichell earned a trip to the Olympic qualifier event in Setubal, Portugal on June 9.


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Coty Rappaccioli
Dentist, DMD
"In her Sunrise practice, Dr. Coty maintains herself on the forefront of modern dentistry. Her interdisciplinary approach allows her to encompass all aspects of General, Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry in order to provide her patients with the most advanced and comprehensive treatment options.
(954) 320-0918
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Rosemary Baghdassarian-Mencia
Dentist, DDS
"Welcome to our practice, where every patient is treated like family. What we have been told by our patients is that the energy in our office is great, not a typical dental office. We specialize in making apprehensive patients feel comfortable. We are here to listen to you and hear your needs and wants and make suggestions. We do all types of dentistry from simples cleanings to the most advanced implant case. We have the specialists on site to give you that perfect smile . We accept most major insurances and also offer financing . Come experience the difference that our dental office can offer.
(561) 413-9916
Boynton Beach, Florida 33437
"Dr. Sanders and Dr. Rothstein are Orthodontic Specialists who use the latest techniques for Metal, Clear, Lingual and Invisible Braces in Miami. Our office offers affordable payment plans with 0% financing. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality orthodontic care in a fun atmosphere for children and adults. Call today for a FREE consultation that includes an examination, xray's and a discussion of your individualized treatment plan with Dr. Sanders! We look forward to meeting you!
(305) 982-7921
"Military Discounts - Flexible Financing - Family Discounts - Certified Invisalign Provider - Ceritfied Incognito (behind the teeth braces) Provider - Convenient Locations in Pensacola, Navarre, and Perdido - Smile Rewards Program
(850) 396-0637
"WE LOVE YOUR QUESTIONS, CALLS & E-MAILS. We specialize in "Twilight Sedation" Dentistry. Intravenous (IV) Sedation available on all treatments. BOOK ONLINE!
(954) 719-5751
Plantation, Florida 33324
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Philip N Heinecke
Dentist, DDS, FAGD
"We are a family-oriented practice offering comprehensive dentistry. We have a professional and friendly staff here to give you a beautiful healthy smile for life. Our emphasis is on quality care in a pleasant environment. Don't worry about how long it's been since your last dental visit. We promise your experience at our office will be positive.
(352) 835-5969
Brooksville, Florida 34601
""When you visit our dental office, you are treated like family. As an experienced dentist, I present a multitude of treatment plan alternatives for my clients to be able to make an informed decision regarding their dental health."- Dr. Charles Arias
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Luis O Quinones
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Lake Worth, Florida 33461
"Hello, my name Is Dr. David Saraga. If you are having a toothache, you broke or chipped a tooth, a crown has fallen out, or you have some other urgent dental problem, I can help! My office provides emergency, cosmetic and family dentistry with an emphasis on exceptional care! We work with most dental insurance. Financing is available through CareCredit and all major credit cards are accepted. Se habla Español.
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Ziyad Maali
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"Thank you for taking the time to explore my dental practice. My name is Dr. Annette Middelhof and I have been a dentist in Plantation for more than 10 years. I created Enchanting Dentistry with the aim to provide a unique patient experience, to set us apart from other dentists and to ensure that every patient ends his/her treatment fully enchanted with the dental experience. I am proud to offer a range of gentle dentistry techniques so that patients no longer fear their dental visit, but can feel relaxed and confident they're getting the care they deserve.
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Plantation, Florida 33322
""I personally promise that you will have the most comfortable dental experience. I believe in Holistic Dentistry, looking at our patients' overall health, and not just their teeth. I believe in using the best materials and technology dentistry has to offer, always using a conservative approach. I believe that teeth should last a lifetime. Most importantly, I passionately believe in making our patients smile, by providing love and compassion to everything I do. My team and I absolutely love what we do and we love sharing it"
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Delray Beach, Florida 33483
"We are a state of the art general practice office. We have the latest technology to treat root canals in one appointment and injection free anesthetics for gum disease. One appointment porcelain crowns, CEREC. Tooth colored fillings and bonding. Invisalign, Arestin, BOTOX, TMJ, night guards, surgical placement and restorations of implants, extractions, dentures.
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Coral Gables, Florida 33134
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Herman Goh
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"Countryside Dental Care accepts PPO insurance (we are not currently set up to receive Medicaid). Our services include excellence in General Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry, Emergency Care, Cleanings and Whitening Services. Dr. Goh is exceptional at placing crowns and veneers, inserting implants, extracting teeth and filling cavities. Dr. Goh also has extensive experience in emergency care. He has cared for over 10,000 patients with toothaches, broken teeth, abscessed teeth, lost fillings and crowns. Dr. Goh has the reputation of being a gentle dentist that cares for his patients.
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Aline Bowers
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""Dental treatment with compassion and care." That was my vision when I chose my profession. I am also a patient and never had a great experience in a dental office so I wanted to do it differently! As a result patients that come to see us don't leave us. My Team is truly genuine and they love what they do. We accommodate patients with financial needs as well, providing special packages. We offer discounted rates for those without dental insurance.
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Port Orange, Florida 32129
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Angel F Lopez
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Elizabeth Gonzalez
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"I was raised in Spain and completed my undergraduate education in Miami, FL. Then I received my degree as a Doctor of Dental Surgery from West Virginia University. During my undergraduate training, I was involved in the social working field as a certified crisis counselor where my primary focus was the psychological aspect behind dental patient's fears. During my dental education, I was a Student Ambassador and greatly involved in research. I received the Senior Student Award for outstanding leadership in Community Dentistry and Dental Public Health. Since graduation, I have been practicing dentistry in Maryland and Florida.
(305) 712-6280
"Passion for this profession and sincere care for our patients is what characterize us. We insist on excellence, and as a result, we have a dental practice that can provide you with superior state-of-the-art services as well as latest technology. Our philosophy is built around the fact that your oral health is as important as your medical health, and the two are directly connected. Our hope is to help you take care of your overall health by providing a service with a focus on prevention, as well as helping you with all your restorative and cosmetic needs.
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Dentists in Florida (FL) diagnose and treat problems with teeth, gums and tissues in the mouth.
Dentists perform dental surgery on gums and supporting bones to treat gum disease. They remove tooth decay, fill cavities, place protective sealants on children's teeth, straighten teeth, repair fractured teeth and provide dental care. Florida (FL) Dentists extract teeth and make models and measurements for dentures to replace missing teeth.
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Licensed Dentists in Florida (FL) have generally completed 3 or more years of undergraduate education plus 4 years of dental school and have passed the National Board Dental Exams. State licensing boards then require professionals to pass state licensing exams in order to practice in general dentistry. Additional post-graduate training is required to become a Florida (FL) dental specialist, such as an orthodontist, periodontist or oral and maxillofacial surgeon. (Source: American Dental Association).
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Most Florida (FL) Dentists and dental groups accept health insurance. Check to see if your insurance is covered. There are only a few medicare dentists and medicaid dentists serving the Florida (FL) market. Follow these links to see if there is one nearby. There's no such thing as a cheap dentist and the best dentist is the one who gives you the best care.


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(CA) "Polish Popular Music of the XVIIth century, Polska muzyka popularna XVII wieku" (CD) -- Greensleaves Early Music Ensemble (Waterloo, Canada)
(UK) Restoration of an Early Pajot Luteback Hurdy-Gurdy
(UK) "Acis and Galatea. The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet" Newly Available DVD from Dance Books
(US) Worcester Hills Recorder Society 2010 Annual Workshop (March 6, 2010)
Flauto e Voce: Vocal Forms That Inspired A Generation Of Great Instrumental Music
The workshop will be held on Saturday, March 6th, 2010, at the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA.
(IT) XIX Venice Academy 2010 - International Academy of Sacred Music (May 22-30, 2010)
The 19th International Academy of Sacred Music takes place from May 22 to 30 2010. The Academy was founded in 1992 and has remained under the direction of its founder, the British specialist Michael Procter, ever since.
(BE) Seminaire international de musique ancienne en Wallonie (July 11-17, 2010)
A week of intensive exchange and music-making
The international seminar of early music in Wallonie offers musicians the possibility of deepening all facets of their musical skills.
(UK) Newly Published Titles from DanceBooks.co.uk
Newly published titles from DanceBooks:
"Apologie de la danse"
A transcription of the original French text of the 1623 manual on dance technique and etiquette, with full English translation. Among the dances covered are the Bransle, Gaillarde, Capriole, Gavotte, and Courante. Hardback cloth binding, no dustwrapper.
(FR) Les Passions Orchestre Baroque "Une soirée à Potsdam" (March 9, 2010)
In response to the commemoration of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Les Passions, Orchestre Baroque take us to Potsdam, specifically at Sans Souci, the residence of Frederick II of Prussia.
(US) 11th Annual Ronn McFarlane Lute Seminar (March 19 - 21, 2010)
Over the weekend of March 19 -21, 2010, Grammy nominated lutenist and teacher Ronn McFarlane will conduct a seminar for lute players in Washington D. C. The seminar will include concerts of Elizabethan lute music and new compositions by Ronn McFarlane, plus master classes and private lessons, and a lecture on early Italian lute music.
(US) Voices of Music's latest release: "Concerto Barocco"
Voices of Music announce the release of their latest CD: "Concerto Barocco: Baroque Concertos".
(US) The Queen's Musick Book/CD French Tablature -- Music in French Tablature for Renaissance Lute
In this book and on the enclosed CD you will find the music of Santino Garsi da Parma, Julio Cesare Barbetta, Diomedes, Bartlomiej Pekiel, Simone Molinaro, pieces from The Chilesotti Collection and many more.
(DE) International Festival of the Lute, Füssen (May 21-24, 2010)
Füssen – Northern Italy and the Lute
Lute making in the Füssen-region and Northern Italy during the 15–18. Century, migration and interactions among lute makers.
The Deutsche Lautengesellschaft (German Lute Society) is holding a two day conference focusing on lute making in the Füssen area and the activity of German lute makers in Northern Italy (many of those lute makers originated from the Füssen-Region in Southern Germany).
(ES) 11th International Festival of Spanish Music (FIMTE)
FIMTE is celebrating the fifth centenary of the Birth of Antonio de Cabezón (1510-1566), starting in June 2010.
(FR) Les Journées 2010 de Clavecin en France (Harpsichord Days in France 2010) -- (March 20-21, 2010)
"Les Journées 2010 de Clavecin en France" will take place March 20-21, 2010 at CRR de Paris. They are devoted to the rhetoric of the sixteenth to the twenty-first century.
(US) All Your Cares Beguile (February 26, 2010)
Join violinist Martin Davids and internationally acclaimed organist David Yearsley as they perform selections from their recent recording, ALL YOUR CARES BEGUILE - Songs and Sonatas from Baroque London.
(UK) Woodhouse Recorder Week 2010 (August 1-7, 2010)
Woodhouse Recorder Week is a unique international summer school for young recorder players, which for the first time this year will be held in the magnificent surroundings of Christ's Hospital School, West Sussex, UK.
(US) Early Music America (EMA) Third National Early Music Conference and Exhibition (June 10-12, 2010)
500 Years of Vespers
Early Music America will hold its third national early music conference and exhibition June 10-12, 2010 in Berkeley, CA. With the theme "500 Years of Vespers," the conference will feature a variety of participatory workshop sessions, in addition to lectures and panels of early music artists. Featured speakers will include Clifford Bartlett from England (editor of the most widely used edition of the Monteverdi Vespers of 1610), Bill Mahrt and Herb Myers (Stanford), Alejandro Planchart (UCSB), Rebecca Baltzer (University of Texas), Joan Kimball and Bob Wiemken (Piffaro). Susan Hellauer (Anonymous 4) will lead a Chant Camp, and other workshop sessions will be led by Sarah Mead (Brandeis), Bill Mahrt, and many others.
(US) The Sixteenth Century Society and Conference (SCSC) -- Call for Paper (Deadline March 15, 2010)
(US) Society for the Study of Early Modern Women (SSEMW) Award Nominations (Deadline March 1, 2010)
The Society for the Study of Early Modern Women (SSEMW) is currently accepting award nominations for work presented or published in 2009. Nominations will be accepted until March 1, 2010.
(US) New Issue of the Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music is Now Available On-Line
(NL) The Recorder Foundation Celebrates This Year its 25th Anniversary!
The Foundation was established in 1985 as a non-profit organization with the motto "to stimulate and promote the Recorder's repertoire in every possible field". The first solid step was taken by its founder, Walter van Hauwe, by creating the Catalogue of Contemporary Blockflute Music (CCBM), a catalogue devoted to original recorder music written after 1900.
By the year 1988, Mr. van Hauwe had about 400 titles in his archive, while he estimated another 300 works still to be discovered.
Now, 25 years later, more than 5000 titles can be found in the Catalogue of Contemporary Blockflute Music (CCBM), presumably 95% of the world-wide total.
(FR) Muse Baroque online magazine -- February 2010 Edition
(FR) 10th International Academy of Ancient Music (10ème Académie Internationale de Musique Ancienne) (Apr. 17-24, 2010)
Brillamment baroque 2010 FESTIVAL
Instruction for early music enthusiasts and modern instrumentalists and singers with an interest in Baroque and Renaissance music. All baroque intruments welcome !
(US) "Extreme Early Instruments" (Ensemble De Organographia and the ORB Sackbutts) (Feb. 19, 2010)
Ensemble De Organographia and the ORB Sackbutts will perform "Extreme Early Instruments" - The highest, lowest, softest, loudest and definitely the weirdest renaissance instruments including racketts (short double reed instruments where the bore curls over itself 9 times), several sizes of recorder (including bass and the 4 foot great bass), schreierpfeiffen ("screaming pipes" - loud capped double reed instruments designed for outdoor use), all sizes of sackbutts (forerunner of the trombone: alto, tenor, bass, and the 7 foot long contrabass), crumhorns (capped reed instruments shaped like the letter J), tartold (relative of the rackett shaped like a dragon concealing 8 feet of brass tubing), serpent (S-shaped leather covered forerunner of the tuba), curtal (one-piece forerunner of the bassoon: alto and bass), violin, viola, viola da gamba (6 string fretted bowed instrument), gemshorn (recorder-like instrument made from a cowhorn) and voice. Featuring the music of Isaac, Lassus, Canale, Susato, Playford, Scandello and others.
(DE) Ramée Label's latest realease: "Harmoniae Sacrae - 17th-century German Sacred Cantatas "
Hana Blazikova, soprano
Peter Kooij, bass
L'Armonia Sonora
Mieneke van der Velden, direction and viola da gamba
(Cat.-No. RAM 0905)
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Here is what my book is listing for open champ this week and if it will go to a playoff, let me know if I am looking at this correct please
But here are odds on how it finishes
Something is off in my opinion and thinking I should bet No at +240 for it to finish in playoff, I do not think it will. But in "marging of victory" it has playoff Am I looking at this wrong or what? should I bet both at the +240 mark?
What book?
It is a local book. I am just wondering if I am lookin at it wrong or if my local has messed up
Yup, they're backwards. If you two have a good relationship let him know.
You want a handicapping tip? Spend as much time getting a good number as you do researching games. Depositing/withdrawing/depositing/withdrawing is a pain, but I guarantee you will lose less, or win more. I can't guarantee that for any other piece of advice
"There is no such thing as luck, just random fluctuations of probability"
a decent relationship, but not great. Should I play both at 500 each? that would be a 750.00 guarenteed profit
500 to win 1200 on No playoff and then
500 to win 1200 on margin of victory is a playoff
load the boat baby jesus !
We shall see.
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I already played max, which is unfortunately only 500. I just wanted to make sure that I was not looking at it wrong, glad you all helped me out. Now i just hope he does not try to cancel my bet when he figures it out. Thanks guys
I hate to tell you this but that was the worst possible thing you could do. Not only are you taking a major shot at him by betting both sides, only one of them is a bad line. If you're going to scalp, you never do it if one of your bets has a chance of being canceled. What will likely happen is he will cancel one and you'll have 500-1200 on a playoff still live (which I'm sure you wouldn't have bet alone).
Also, if you're going to take a shot, just betting the off line alone would have given you more equity than scalping


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- Fun – not winning- is everything
- Fans only cheer, and only coaches coach
- No yelling in anger
- No swearing
- No smoking
- Leave no trash behind
- Set a proper example for our children
If you can agree to the above, we welcome you.
AYSO – it's for the kids!
Rules & Code of Conduct
General Rules
- No smoking on or near any fields.
- No dogs allowed on or near any fields.
- No bicycles allowed on any fields.
- Profanity is not accepted.
Code of Conduct for All Parents
As a parent, you play a special role in contributing to the needs and development of youngsters. Through your encouragement and good example, you can help assure that all the boys and girls learn good sportsmanship and self-discipline. Young people learn to work together, to sacrifice for the good of the team, to enjoy winning and deal appropriately with defeat - all while becoming physically fit and healthy. Best of all, they have fun.
Supporting your child by giving encouragement and showing interest in their team is very important. Help your child work toward skill improvement and good sportsmanship in every game. Teach your child that hard work and an honest effort are often more important than victory - that way your child will always be a winner despite the outcome of the game!
Parents serve as role models for their children. Become aware of this and work to be a positive role model. Applaud good plays by your child's team as well as good plays by the opposing team. Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from youth sports activities.
Remember that your child is the one playing soccer, not you. It's very important to let children establish their own goals - to play the game for themselves. Take care not to impose your own standards and goals on them. Don't put too heavy a burden on your child to win games. Surveys reveal that 72% of children would rather play for a losing team than ride the bench for a winning team. Children play for the fun of playing.
Positive reinforcement is the best way to help your child achieve their goals and their natural fear of failure. Nobody likes to make mistakes. If your child does make one, remember it's all part of learning, so encourage your child's efforts and point out the good things your child accomplished.
Coaches and referees are usually parents just like you. They volunteer their time to help make your child's youth soccer experience a positive one. They need your support too. That means refraining from coaching or refereeing from the sidelines. As a volunteer organization, there's usually always an opportunity for you to take your interest in coaching or refereeing to the next level and become one yourself!
A referee's rulings are the final word, and may not be reversed after the game. Arguing a referee's decision will not be tolerated. Nevertheless, at half time and after a game, a polite, non-aggressive approach to a referee to discuss an incident will generally be allowed.
Laws of the Game
Goodness, it is impossible to cover this briefly. This page is meant to serve as a resource and guide. It is our hope that coaches and referees could be on the same page and same level of understanding on the pitch. This is near to impossible. It is also our hope that parents could have a high level of understanding of the laws as well. Same scenario. Nevertheless, this is a good place to come to get a handle on part of the laws and the spirit of the laws.
Divisional Rules:
U5 & U6 plays 3 on 3 – with no goal keeper - 30 minutes of drills and 30 minute game with a size 3 ball
U7 & U8 plays 5 on 5 – with no goal keeper - 40 minute game with a size 3 ball
U10 plays 7 on 7 (one of which is the goal keeper) - 50 minute game with a size 4 ball
U12 plays 9 on 9 (one of which is the goal keeper) – 60 minute game with a size 4 ball.
U14 and up plays 11 on 11 (one of which is the goal keeper) – 90 minute game with a size 5 ball
Saugerties AYSO relies on sponsors from our local community to help with the following expenses: uniforms, soccer balls, awards, equipment and training for players, coaches & referees, and scholarships. AYSO sponsorships are tax deductible.
As a Saugerties AYSO Sponsor, you will be helping us provide quality soccer programs to children in our community. You will get more out of your sponsorship than just a tax deduction; your company will be recognized as a community leader through its involvement with one of the largest youth organizations in the country. Your company will receive excellent publicity from AYSO activities and reap the good will that accompanies it. Most importantly, you will be helping children grow in body and character while having a good time playing the most popular sport in the world.
E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions.
Interested in becoming a Sponsor? View sponsor form here.
Thank you to our 2014 Sponsors!
Mark IV Printing
Benzenhoefer Construction
Blue Kats Men's Club
Saugerties Animal Hospital
Saugerties Bowlers Club
Saugerties Elks Lodge #2574
Saugerties Knights of Columbus
Saugerties Lions Club
Saugerties Sr. Soccer
Electronic Control Concepts
Eugene P. Heslin, MD, PC
Eveready Beverage/Eveready Management
Great Scot Kennels
The Center of Health
Kiwanis Club of Saugerties
Volunteer Information
Saugerties AYSO is a 100% volunteer run organization. All volunteers must be registered with AYSO national. Volunteer backgrounds and references are checked by national staff to ensure the safety of our children. Your information will not be shared with any third party. Key personal information (e.g., social security number, drivers license number) will be encrypted. You will need to fill in specific information, including details on personal references. . For complete instructions on completing this process, read this article here. Once you are ready, visit www.eAYSO.org to submit your volunteer application.
If you have previously registered as a volunteer, it takes just a few minutes to update your record. Volunteer forms must be updated annually prior to the Fall season. Returning volunteers do not have to print out any forms because we're set up for digital signatures.
Registering as a new volunteer just takes a few minutes. Once you are done, print the form, sign it and mail it to:
Saugerties AYSO 595 Volunteer
PO Box 800
Saugerties, NY 12477
To ensure the safety of both children and volunteers, each coach is required to take a short training session called Safe Haven. It focuses on safety and appropriate behavior with children as well as first aid and other on-field issues. Safe Haven also gives volunteers the highest degree of protection available under the law. Training can be completed in under an hour using our online training system.
Mandatory Board Positions:
- Regional Commissioner
- Treasurer
- Registrar
- (Child & Volunteer Protection Advocate)
- Safety Director
- Coach Administrator
- Referee Administrator
Other Positions
Coach & Assistant Coach
Teach age appropriate skills through positive coaching. Promote teamwork and good sportsmanship. Make sure the kids are having fun ! Training classes are provided.
Division Coordinator
Help to form balanced teams with-in a division (ex. U10 Girls). Help to distribute rosters, uniforms, pictures, awards, information, etc. Ensures all coaches complete player evaluation forms.
Team Parent
Help coaches distribute: information, uniforms, schedules, awards, etc. Organize snacks and parties. Make sure other parent's sideline behavior is appropriate.
Make sure games are fair and safe. Training classes are provided.
Youth Referee
Youths can be referees, starting at the age of 10. (10 & 11 year old for U8 games. 12 & 13 year olds for U10 games. 14 & 15 year olds for U12 games. 16 & 17 year olds for U14 games).
VIP Buddies
A non-disabled person intended to guide the VIP (Very Important Player) player with physical or mental disabilities on the field of play. Youths can be buddies, starting at the age of 12.
Snack Shack Team
Prepare and serve food and drinks. Use cash register, take inventory, train helpers and help clean up.
Field and Equipment Team
Take down nets and goals. Inspect fields for safety hazards. Make sure field boxes are stocked with balls, ice packs, stop watches, etc.
Registration Team
Help at registration. It takes an entire team to sign-up 800 players.
Purchasing Coordinator
Coordinate the ordering, delivering, storage and distribution of purchased items for our program.
Webmaster and Scheduler
Keep the Saugerties AYSO website current and create software generated game schedules.
Concession Stand Coordinator
Coordinate the staffing and stock of the Concession Stand.
Field Coordinator
Make sure fields are ready for play.
Event Coordinator
Coordinate the Region's Special Events.
Communication Coordinator
Contact schools, media and sponsors with information about our programs.
Region Trainer
Deliver AYSO certification classes to other Volunteers.
Region Secretary
Organize, schedule and attend regional meetings.
Saugerties Field Map
Saugerties Field Map
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Located on the corner of Washington Ave and Small World Ave, inside the Cantine Veterans Memorial Complex in the Town of Saugerties, NY.
Soccer Complex Field Layout
Olive Field Map
Olive Field Map
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Shandaken Field Map
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Woodstock Field Map
Woodstock Field Map
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Registration Information
We hold several in-person registration events every season. Check the Upcoming Events page to check for dates.
All registration applications must be submitted at www.eAYSO.org. Save yourself some time by pre-registering prior to attending the in-person events. Once in-person events have passed, online only registration will be opened.
If you have an eAYSO Account:
Login to www.eAYSO.org. If you cannot remember your password or you do not see your child's information, call our national help desk at 866-588-2976. From the Home page, you'll select the option that states "Application for a returning player". You'll be prompted to verify your information. If necessary, make any necessary updates, such as contact information and uniform size. Please note, that the uniform size listed in the application is what will be ordered for your child. There are no exchanges. Follow the prompts to complete the application and submit your digital signature. If you need to add additional players to your account, go back to the Home screen and select the option that reads "Application for a new player". Then come to one of our in-person registration events to pay the fee or pay online to complete the registration process.
For Spring Soccer, select "Signup for other programs". Next to your player's name, select "Signup for Spring". Click "Pay Fee via Credit Card" to complete the registration.
If your child has previously played in AYSO, but you do NOT have an eAYSO Account:
Select this option from the Welcome screen @ www.eAYSO.org:
Follow the prompts to create an account. You will need to call our national help desk at 866-588-2976 the first time you use this system in order to link your child's record to your account. If you get a message stating your account already exists and are not able to remember your password, the help desk can also help you with that. Once you've called the help desk to link the records, log back in to eAYSO.org. Select the option on the left hand side of the screen that reads "Application for a returning player". You will then be able to complete the registration application online and make any updates as necessary. If you need to add additional players to your account, go back to the home screen and select the option that reads "Application for a new player". Then come to one of our in-person registration events to pay the fee or pay online to complete the registration process.
If you're child is new to AYSO:
Select the following option from the Welcome screen @ www.eAYSO.org:
Follow the prompts to create an account. Once you login, select the the option on the left hand side of the page that reads "Application for a new player". Follow the prompts to fill in the required information and complete the application. Once this is completed, attend one of our in-person registration events to pay the fee or pay online to complete the registration process.
Children must be 4 years old by July 31st to play in the Fall season and must be 4 years old by April 1st to play in the Spring Season.
If you register at one of the in-person events in May 2015, you will get the early bird rate of $50 for the Fall season. After 5/16/15, the regular registration fee of $75 will apply.
Players may not request to be placed on a particular team. Coaches will be placed on the same team as their children unless otherwise requested; Siblings within the same Division may be placed on the same team. The reality is that honoring these requests inevitably leads to imbalance within the divisions, which makes the playing experience a negative one for all involved. Please understand that we do our best to ensure balanced teams and a positive experience for everyone.
Once in-person Registration Events have been completed, the on-line registration option may be open. Please note that late registrations may incur additional fees. Once a division reaches its full capacity, children will be put on a waiting list. If space becomes available, they will be placed on teams in the order in which they appear on the list. If players are not placed on a team then a refund will be issued.


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The Oscars is by far the best red carpet as far as fashion is concerned.
The Academy Awards brings out Hollywood elite like no other awards show and our favorite leading ladies storm the red carpet in beautiful gowns year after year.
Tonight was no different, here are the best dressed stars from the Oscar red carpet.
Angelina Jolie: I've never NOT liked anything Angelina Jolie has worn, or maybe I'm too scared to say anything bad about her, but the woman looked amazing in a black strapless Atelier Versace. It was classic sexiness with a high slit and Angelina was stomping down that red carpet like a pro.
Gwyneth Paltrow: Normally I'm not a fan of a cape on a red carpet, but Paltrow made this stunning fashion move look effortless. In an ivory Tom Ford dress she looked like an Amazonian goddess. So looked so striking and statuesque.
Cameron Diaz: Cameron looked absolutely lovely in an ivory strapless dress by Gucci. The gown featured asymmetrical ruffles that descended into a fishtail train. The dress featured some dainty champagne colored sparkles.
Jessica Chastain: Chastain has such a great figure that she could potentially look awesome in everything, but she finally hit the right note in this copper and gold Alexander McQueen gown. She herself looked like a statue, in the best way. If you're wondering what it means to look like a statue in the worst way, check out our Oscars Worst Dressed list.
Kate Mara: While the world is busy fawning over Rooney Mara, don't look over her sister Rooney Mara who was arguably more stunning on the red carpet this year. Wearing a dress by Jack Guisso Couture she looked very elegant and dainty and the pearly pink color contrasted perfectly with her skin.
Jennifer Lopez: J.Lo wore such a J.Lo dress. I mean, there is no one else who could pull this off except maybe Salma Hayek, and even then, probably not. This shiny silver figure hugging Zuhair Murad dress featured a plunging neckline (something J.Lo is familiar with, 2000 Grammys anyone?)
Penelope Cruz: Penelope Cruz was doing Penelope Cruz before Sofia Vergara was doing Penelope Cruz. She looked timeless in a periwinkle Armani Prive gown that reminded me of the golden days of Old Hollywood. Her hair and makeup looked amazing, although her dress was missing something, but Penelope is so beautiful that she can't do any wrong.
Octavia Spencer: This is Octavia's best awards season look by far. She wore an ivory beaded dress by Tadashi Shoji and was incredibly flattering for her figure. The dress featured a beaded pattern that gathered in the center like an exploding star.


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While Division I Football Bowl Subdivision schools account for most selections and nearly all the top picks in each year's NFL draft, small schools should not be overlooked.
Non-FBS schools have averaged 24.6 selections during the past five drafts, with nearly 70 percent of those selections coming from from the Football Championship Subdivision (previously known as Division I-AA).
While non-FBS schools have not had a first-round pick since the Arizona Cardinals selected Tennessee State cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie with the No. 16 overall pick in 2008, there has been at least one small-school prospect has been selected in the second round of the draft each year since 2005.
Almost all small-school prospects face the scrutiny of the level of competition that they played against, but every year small school athletes emerge and contribute in the NFL.
In this article, we'll explore some small school prospects to watch leading up to the 2014 NFL Draft.


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Lewis Hamilton admits an error of his own making was all that stood between himself and pole position in Montreal...
Lewis Hamilton admits an error of his own making was all that stood between himself and pole position in Montreal.
Mercedes' run of pole position came to an end in the rain in Canada as Hamilton could only manage second place, 0.087s adrift of pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel.
The Brit had looked to be on course for pole before an error in the final chicane forced him to concede.
"The pole was definitely there, but that's the way it goes," Hamilton said.
"I was doing a pretty good lap - I think I was six or seven tenths up - and then I went wide. I don't know if I would have kept it but all I needed to keep was a tenth."
And although the 28-year-old still starts Sunday's grand prix from the front row of the grid, he has downplayed his chances of taking a fourth Canadian Grand Prix win.
"It's good to be on the front row, that brings up the chances [of victory], but it is going to be a tough race.
"Sebastian is obviously very quick, and the Ferraris are very quick on their long runs, but it all depends on the conditions. If the conditions are going to be changeable then it should be fun and interesting, but I hope it is dry.
"As you know, I love it here. We still had a great crowd despite the weather being not-so great, and I'm sure we'll have even more people tomorrow so let's hope we can put on a great show for them tomorrow."
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I've taken a course this semester at my university in Object Oriented Programming. I was a decent C and C++ procedural programmer and didn't think that object oriented programming would be that difficult. How wrong I was.
I was unable to complete the course assignment. Or rather, I completed it and spent even longer on debugging it to find out why it crashed. In the end, I was unable to locate the logical errors, but submitted the assignment anyway. Eager to get the project out of the way, I had started writing code fast, but without a good design.
What I realized was that while I understood the syntax of the language, I was not taught any code design and management skills (don't know if I should blame my Uni or myself there), which eventually led to my downfall. I rewrote large sections of the code 3 times, wasting time as the design was not completely object oriented (e.g. other classes could control the behavior of some classes, rather than each class being able to control its own behaviour and attributes). Soon, I found myself facing thousands of lines of code, over a dozen classes and over 50 to 60 different functions (some with very similar names, but in different classes!). Couldn't even figure out where the logical errors where anymore and just reading the code became hard.
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I want to ideally be able to make the best possible design (with execution efficiency and future maintanence) once, write the code once, debug once and be done with it. I am willing to read up extra books to educate myself on this design issue.
So, kind fellow DC members, please throw some tips. How do you organize your large code? I would also like to know how much of a big deal Object Oriented Programming is. After this assignment, I've started disliking it as I wasted too much time trying to contain everything inside classes, eliminate friend functions and so on. This even led to longer lines of code and seems counter productive to me.


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TAMPA, Fla. - Did South Carolina decide the Republican presidential nominee, as it has since 1980, or did it engage in a primal scream that slows but does not derail Mitt Romney's momentum? Florida won't settle that question entirely, but its Jan. 31 primary will say more than Gingrich would like to admit.
In the next phase of his campaign, look for Romney to release his tax returns, participate in fewer debates, try to tell his own story with more passion, and, with the help of his super PAC allies, go after Gingrich more directly.
It's all part of a recovery plan. Romney saw a double-digit lead in South Carolina collapse in less than a week and he saw his national numbers decline against Gingrich among registered and leaning Republican voters. He heads here now bitten by fumbling debate performances, a mangled message on his personal tax returns and the most important question his campaign has long confronted but never been able to answer: What does Romney do if he can't unite economic, social and national security conservatives?
Gingrich united all three in South Carolina and his double-digit victory there will go down in party lore as one of the historic snap-back moments for the conservative movement. It's not as if conservatives didn't have a voice in Iowa or New Hampshire. They did. But they came together in bigger numbers and with a greater sense of fulmination and rage at what they perceive is the establishment Republican tendency to dismiss or delegitimize conservatives in the nominating process. This grievance has burned with varying degrees of intensity in every nominating contest since 1964 and if it were ever to find its full expression, South Carolina would be the place.
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The Gingrich appeal in South Carolina can translate in northern and rural Florida but may find voters less receptive in the central Interstate Four corridor and more cosmopolitan and Latino southern Florida. Money won't determine the outcome entirely, but it will play a substantial role. South Carolina proves money isn't determinative. Romney spent twice as much Gingrich and lost by double-digits. And Gingrich will reap huge financial gains from South Carolina. Top Republicans believe Gingrich could raise as much as $10 million in the next two weeks. Gingrich appealed for money in his closing remarks, adding tartly "We don't have the kind of money that at least one candidate has."
Before that money comes in, Gingrich has to live off the airwaves, using the "elite" media to carry his message. Gingrich was booked on NBC's Meet the Press, CBS's Face the Nation and CNN's State of the Union. Condemning the "elite" media and using it simultaneously as a lifeline until he can raise more campaign cash is a tactic that might make some candidates blush. Not Gingrich. That bristling self-confidence proved to be an asset in South Carolina.
It remains a defining part of his persona and contributes to his high negative ratings on the likability question (56 percent unfavorable to 27 percent in this week's Fox News poll) and his lagging support among women (he runs 18 points behind President Obama in this week's CNN/Time poll). Until these attitudes about Gingrich change, his electability will remain a deep and abiding concern among top-tier Republicans. Part of that anxiety was visible in the days before South Carolina voted when swing-state Republicans like Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio and Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia backed Romney.
Romney has been spending money in Florida for three weeks, buying up ad time in every major media market. It requires $1.5 million to hit the saturation point of 1,000 gross ratings points in the top Florida media markets and Romney has it and has set a goal of hitting that mark each week between now and the Jan. 31 primary. Romney's campaign, overseen in the Sunshine state by Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, a former member of the U.S. House, also has heavily organized early voting. By primary day, Romney strategists believe they will have upwards of 500,000 early votes already in the bag.
Romney will also remind Florida Republicans -- independents cannot vote in the primary -- about Gingrich's $1.6 million in consultancy payments from the government-backed mortgage giant Freddie Mac That issue damaged Gingrich in Iowa and nationally before the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses and could cut deeply in a state that's suffered through a deep foreclosure crisis. In fact, three hours after the polls closed in South Carolina, the pro-Romney super PAC Restore our Future was airing ads in Tampa knocking Gingrich on his association with Freddie Mac, his House reprimand over an ethics violation 15 years ago and his ties with House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi.
The Romney camp will also take a very hard look at future debates. It reluctantly agreed to Monday's National Journal/NBC/Tampa Bay Times debate and the CNN debate on Thursday. No final decisions have been made, but the strong impression given by Romney advisers is after these two debates, Romney will no longer give his rivals the free-media benefits of endless debate platforms and seek to defeat them the old fashioned way -- with money and organization.


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Saturday Sermon: God's Autograph
One of our readers in Oregon suggested that we would be interested in this, a sermon her pastor preached a couple of years ago. She's right. Dr. Ben Cross, of First Baptist Church in Eugene holds a young earth view of creation. In this message he lays out various positions that evangelicals hold, including what he calls "theistic evolution."