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"This is a GREAT recipe. Do not let the ingredients scare you, they combine to make a really great taste. The pork is so moist and tender that it will fall apart when you go to cut it. I find it comes out best with the loin that has two sections. If it is a single loin, it still comes out great, but does not fall apart quite so much. Everyone who tries this loves it so far. It's my husband's favorite and very easy to make. It cooks for 1 hr 45 min - 2 hrs."
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1 tablespoon
canola oil
1 (4 pound)
boneless pork loin roast
salt and pepper to taste
all-purpose flour for dredging
3/4 cup
maple syrup
3/4 cup
1/3 cup
1 tablespoon
minced garlic
All I can say is EXCELLENT! It doesn't get any better than this and I followed the recipe to the letter. I must agree with another reviewer to make sure you use true maple syrup-no Mrs. Butterworth's here:). I agree with the submitter to dredge in flour and sear in hot oil to keep in those juices as an important step, not to be omitted. This is great in the oven--don't know that doing this in the crock pot would have the same effect. A lot of reviewers modify the recipe from the original submitter and then rate it upon their modifications rather than using the original and review on that and then try it again with their suggestions and rate it and note that in their review so people can gauge what they have done and give a more accurate review on the original submission. This recipe was excellent, I will use it again for company and for family. I couldn't stop eating it. It was that good by the originator. The only comment I would make is that I may make a little less sauce due to the expense of the maple syrup and I feel halfing the original ingredients would provide a sufficient amount.
This really did not turn out how I imagined... There was far too much ketchup in this reciepe, next time I think I would use 1/3 of a cup only. I also thought that the exterior of the loin would be a little more crisp & the interior was not as tender as I predicted after following the directions & taking some advice from some of the other reviews I think that I might try this down the road.... not right away- was not fabulous
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I just made this for 9 people up for the weekend. They all raved about it and ate it all. Here are my changes: I used 2 pork tenderloins (4 small), doubled the ingredients, used Sweet Baby Ray's bbq sauce instead of ketchup,6 cloves of garlic and didn't brown it first. I put it in a pan and covered it and baked it for 2 hours and the last 1/2 hr I took off the cover. It was melt in your mouth tender. It was wonderful with apple-stuffed acorn squashes and a salad.
I'm made this several times because my 5yr old calls it his favorite piggy meat, but I did not like the liquid that this version makes. I do mine in the crock pot and vary the time depending on how much/what form of pork I use. The key to making this really work is the sauce. I use a bit more garlic and when the pork is done I strain the sauce and cook on the stove top until thickened. I will try BBQ sauce in place of ketchup next time to see which is better! BTW, I like this with sweet potatoes.
I fixed this recipe this evening for company and it was a smash hit. I will definitely be fixing this again. Saw some other recipes that looked good but so many needed to marinate and I didn't have time for that. I am a late planner, and usually don't prepare enough ahead of time to marinate anything. My company asked for the recipe and all were eating seconds. The sauce was delicious on the roasted potatoes I cooked on the side of the loin.
Made this for dinner last night. It was quite good. Tender and moist. Followed the recipe exactly. Took another reviewers suggestion and put the sauce in a pan to thicken before serving. It really does make a lot of suace. Could probably cut back on the sauce ingredients next time.
Easy recipe to follow. My husband is not a big fan of pork but loved this recipe and rated it 5 stars!
I cooked this is the oven on a baking sheet with the roast covered in foil for 1 1/2 hrs, I uncovered it and cooked it for another 30 minutes. The whole house smelled like pancakes with maple syrup. My husband loved it
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Maple Baked Pork Loin Roast
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 397
** Calories from Fat: 115
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Four notable personalities have shaped the cultural life of the town – and still do today: Margravine Wilhelmine with her legacy of baroque architecture, Jean Paul, the poet and Romantic writer, Richard Wagner, who achieved musical immortality in Bayreuth, and pianist Franz Liszt, history's first 'pop star', whose creative genius took Europe by storm.
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For a long time, the Margravial Opera House was the cultural heart of the town. It is one of the most beautiful baroque theatres remaining in Europe, and until 1871 was the largest in the whole of Germany. It was commissioned by Margravine Wilhelmine, built by master architect Giuseppe Galli Bibiena from Bologna and his son Carlo, and admired by Richard Wagner, who sought a suitable venue to stage his works. Although it didn't quite meet his expectations, Wagner nonetheless chose to settle in Bayreuth and started to build his own festival hall in 1872. The year 2013 marks the 200th anniversary of the composer's birth and Bayreuth is gearing itself up in grand style for this special occasion. There will be a spectacular new production of The Ring of the Nibelung; the big screens are expected to draw bigger crowds than usual, and eight major concerts will bring even more music fans and musicians to the town – including a few that you don't see every day in Bayreuth: one of the concerts features a performance by Finnish symphonic metal band Apocalyptica.
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Also wanted to say thanks for this =). Using your design as a base and wIth the help of my father we also modified the design a bit to fit around a room. We added cutouts for the chairs, as well as a smaller ones for cables and then at the rear to accomodate the window sill. My Dad, being an engineer of 37 years decided to use 18 of those legs.
Also, for those who are wondering what legs specifically were used they're from Ikea and they're called "ADILS". Right now they're around $3.74/leg but they're all metal and attach to a metal mounting plate which is also included. They have a few other styles too and they're all really well built imo.
So far its great, color is flat paint with satin polycrylic so its a bit less glossy than yours but the idea is still the same...
hopefully the 5 pictures I uploaded will post as well
As a side note; The desk is now about two years old and still working great, the MDF has stayed flat even with the weight of books and a monitor on top, and the paint/finish is still looking like new.
Next use some very narrow Masking Tape (like 3-5mm or so wide)
Then connect the Dots with this tape.
Next Color onto the these lines and the background
Once the paint dries, remove the masking tape to reveal the unpainted stripes
Voila.. Painted Stripes
But if you're interested, you could try out Google's free CAD-type program, called "SketchUp". Very easy to use, and very, very free. ;P
- tear off a piece longer than you need so you have room for your fingers at the ends on the sticky sides of the tape, which won't stick well anymore.
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- hold the tape taught at an up angle away from the table and line up the other end.
- slowly bring the other end down into place, so that the whole length of tape touches down at once. if you miss, you can pull back up.
- once it's laid down right, press the tape down.
If you have a really long line to make, you can do it in 2-3 foot sections. with some practice you'll learn to do it with the roll so you don't have to tear off sections.
if you tape doesn't end at an edge like it does on this project, you can tear off your finger held sections by pressing down at the spot you want to stay and tearing, use a fingernail to get a good clean edge.
The site below sells a few different types. But I linked directly to the ones I liked best. They also sell a router template to make it easy to install.
You can get similar items at local DIY centers, I'm sure.
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In December 1861, Union and Confederate troops met at Dranesville in a short, bloody battle that left more than 50 dead and 200 wounded.
Today, the Dranesville Church of the Brethren, a pacifist church, sits upon part of that battlefield. Next week, the church will be holding a commemorative peace service to honor those who died in the battle 151 years ago.
According to church member John Waggoner, the Battle of Dranesville started Dec. 20, 1861, as Confederate troops under J.E.B. Stuart started out from their Centreville camp, looking for winter forage for their horses. At the same time, Union troops under E.O.C Ord set out looking for the same thing.
Stuart and Ord selected Dranesville for the same reason. The town, larger then than it is today, was a hotbed of secessionism.
�Local farmers owned an average five to 10 slaves,� said Waggoner. �Nearly all residents voted to secede from the Union. Stuart figured local farmers would give to the Confederate cause. Ord figured the same thing -- and aimed to get the forage before the Confederates did.�
Shortly after noon, Union troops arrived in Dranesville. Ord set out with 10,000 men, but left 5,000 in reserve at Colvin Mill. Ord took five regiments of infantry, one regiment of cavalry, and a small artillery battery to Dranesville.
According to Waggoner, the troops started skirmishing outside Dranesville, and soon fell into battle formation across the Leesburg Pike.
Most of the action took place between Ord's artillery position near the present site of the church and down the hill towards the old town of Dranesville -- near the present site of the Dranesville Tavern. Stuart claimed victory, but Confederate forces took the far greater casualties: 43 dead, 150 wounded. Union forces had seven dead, 60 wounded. The North, which had been trounced earlier in the first Battle of Manassas and the disaster at Balls' Bluff, near Leesburg, hailed the battle as a great Union victory.
�The roar of cannon and the rattle of musketry announced to the village and the surrounding country that the tide of war, which had rolled at a distance, was now right at hand,� wrote historian William S. Hammond about the battle.
Waggoner said the Dranesville Church of the Brethren arrived about 50 years later, in 1903. The Brethren, like the Quakers and Mennonites, have a long tradition of pacifism.
Waggoner said that the Brethren congregation in Dranesville originally began worshipping at the Liberty Meeting House, which is today the Dranesville Methodist Church.
In 1912, the Brethren built their own meeting house in Dranesville, which this year is celebrating its 100th year there. As it turned out, the donated land was the exact spot where Union General Ord placed his cannons on Dec. 20, 1861, during the Battle of Dranesville.
The Brethren have held an annual peace service since about 1993 to commemorate those who fell there.
�It�s a funny story,� said Waggoner. �I was in the church garden one day when these guys from Pittsburgh walked up and were talking about how the battle had taken place right where I was standing.�
Waggoner said he later found several Civil War bullets on the church grounds and decided to research the battle. Since then, congregation members have discovered the names of about 35 of the 50 men who died there that winter day in 1861.
�At the service, which will be held Sunday Dec. 16 at 7 p.m., candles will be lit in their memory -- and then extinguished, one by one, to symbolize war's terrible cost in human suffering,� Waggoner said.
A small exhibit on the battle -- including a few artifacts found near the church -- will be in the downstairs meeting hall. Information about the Brethren and their stand on peace will be available as well.
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INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: 2014 – Suffered a season-ending knee injury during the first weekend of the FIVB World League in Bulgaria. 2013 Returned to the U.S. Men's Team for the NORCECA Continental Championship and was named an outside hitter to the All-Star Team... Played in 11 sets, scoring 39 points on 31 kills, three blocks and five aces. Played in Turkey during the winter of 2012-13. 2012 – Played in 66 sets in 2012 and finished as team's fourth-leading scorer with 196 points on 146 kills, 32 blocks and 18 aces. Hitting efficiency was .342. Also finished with 74 digs (1.12 per set)… Finished the Olympic Games with 55 points on 37 kills, 10 blocks and eight aces in 18 sets. His eight aces put him sixth among Olympic players. Credited with 20 digs. Tourney-high was 20 points (16 kills, two blocks, two aces) scored against Brazil in a 3-1 victory… Was the team's fourth-leading scorer in World League, finishing with 94 points on 74 kills, 16 blocks and four aces in 34 sets. Tourney-high was 16 points (12 kills, four blocks) scored against France on June 30... Played in 14 out of 16 sets at the NORCECA Olympic Qualifier. Finished as the team's third-leading scorer with 47 points on 35 kills, six blocks and six aces. Hitting efficiency was .400. Scored tourney-best 12 points against Mexico (May 9) and Canada (May 12)…. Played the winter of 2011-12 for Zenit Kazan in Russia and helped them to the Russian league championship. 2011 – Although he only competed in two tournaments, Priddy finished the season as the U.S. Men's third-leading scorer with 311 points on 262 kills, 31 blocks and 18 aces in 88 sets played. Kill percent was 47.7 and his hitting efficiency was .406... Was the U.S. Men's third-leading scorer at the FIVB World Cup with 106 points on 86 kills, 13 blocks and seven aces. He was third on the team in digs with 39. The U.S. Men finished sixth… While training for the NORCECA Men's Continental Championship, was elbowed in the face during practice while coming down from a block. The injury and its resulting complications required two surgeries and he was not able to play in the tournament…Was the United States' third-leading scorer of the FIVB World League, finishing the tournament with 205 points (3.87 per set) on 176 kills (50.0 kill percent), 18 blocks and 11 aces. Finished World League pool play ninth among all hitters and was credited with 158 kills on 320 attempts for a success percentage of 49.38.Played the winter of 2010-11 for Zenit Kazan in Russia's Super League. The team won the league championship. 2010 – Finished the season as the team's third leading scorer with 161 points on 136 kills, eight blocks (0.19 per set) and seven aces (0.16 per set) in 42 sets played. Third on the team in kills and fifth in digs with 55 (1.31 digs per set)... Played in 26 sets for the U.S. Men at the FIVB World Championship in Italy where the U.S. Men finished sixth. Was the U.S. Men's second-leading scorer and 21st overall, finishing with 100 points on 84 kills, 11 blocks and five aces. Was the team's third-leading spiker and 28th overall with 84 kills and 33 faults on 191 attempts for a success percentage of 43.98... Played in 17 sets for the U.S. men in the FIVB World League and tallied 51 kills. His 3.0 kills per set was the team high and his .382 attacking percentage was good enough for third among the team. He also tallied seven stuff blocks (0.14 per set) and 16 digs (0.33 per set). Finished the League with 51 points and his 3.00 points per set was good enough for a fourth place finish on the squad. Played the winter of 2009-10 for Lokomotive Novosibirsk in Russia's Super League. 2009 – Took most of the summer of 2009 off from the U.S. Men's Team and played some beach volleyball on the AVP tour. Returned to the team for the NORCECA Continental Championship, where he tied with Evan Patak as the team's leading scorer, finishing with 49 points on 40 kills, six blocks and three aces. His hitting efficiency for the tournament was .442. Played the winter of 2008-09 for Lokomotiv Novosibirsk in Russia's Super League. 2008 – Helped the U.S. Men win the gold medal at the 2008 Olympic Games. Finished fourth among all scorers and second among U.S. scorers with 112 points on 93 kills, 10 blocks and nine aces. His kill efficiency percentage of 30.1 put him 10th among all hitters. Fifth among servers with an average of 0.27 aces per set. He averaged 1.79 digs per set... Helped the U.S. Men win their first FIVB World League title. Tied Clay Stanley for second in scoring in the final round behind Serbia's Ivan Miljkovic. Reid finished the final round with 63 points on 53 kills, six blocks and four aces. Was also the team's leading scorer in pool play with 101 points on 82 kills, 10 blocks and nine aces... Helped the U.S. Men win the NORCECA Olympic qualifying tournament. Scored 24 points on 19 kills, three aces and two blocks. 2007 –Was the United States' leading scorer in 2007 with 525 points scored in 121 sets for an average of 4.34 points per set. His season-high was the 21 points he scored against Poland in the third-place match at World League. Led the team in kills with 421 in 822 attempts. Tied Clay Stanley for most aces on the team in 2007 with 29. He was second on the team in digs with an average of 2.1 digs per set and was third in stuff blocks with 65... Was the United States' scoring leader in the World Cup, World League and NORCECA Continental Championship... Finished the World Cup tied for ninth overall with 139 points scored on 112 kills, 15 blocks and 12 aces. Was the United States' leading receiver and second overall at the World Cup with a 71.43 efficiency percentage... Finished the NORCECA Championship with 72 points on 63 kills, six aces and three blocks in five matches... Was the leading receiver at the Americas' Cup tournament with 66 "excellents" and only one fault in 96 attempts. Had 29 service receptions... Just missed winning the World League's Top Scorer award when he was passed by Russia's Semen Poltavsky in the final match. Finished the World League final round with 61 points scored on 53 kills, four blocks and four serves. Completed pool play as the tournament's third-leading scorer with 181 points on 143 kills, 24 blocks and 14 kills in 12 matches. 2006 – Led the team in overall scoring in 2006 with 416 and in overall kills with 343. His kill percentage was 48 percent... Also led the team in aces with 26. Was second on the team in scoring blocks with 47... Led the U.S. team in scoring in seven out of 12 World League matches, including 21 points against Serbia & Montenegro... Was one of the overall World League leaders in scoring and hitting during pool play... Helped the U.S. team go undefeated (4-0) at the inaugural Pan American Cup in June... Reid led the team in scoring on the Argentina tour... Had the high score in the first (18), third (23) and fifth (16) matches in Argentina. 2005 – Made his indoor season debut in Japan at the World Grand Champions Cup as the USA Men claimed the silver medal with a record of 4-1... Played in each of the final four matches (eight out of 13 sets) and scored 27 points on 23 kills, two blocks and two service aces... Finished ninth three times in 10 Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) tournaments during the year. 2004 – Made his first-ever Olympic appearance in Athens, Greece as the U.S.Men finished fourth overall...Priddy finished second on the team and 11th overall in total scoring with 86 points on 72 kills, 11 blocks and three service aces...Team USA qualified for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, by winning the NORCECA Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Caguas, Puerto Rico on Jan. 10... The men posted a perfect record of 6-0 en route to the gold medal, which included a come-from-behind, 3-2 win over Cuba in the championship match...Scored a match-high 16 points on 13 kills and three blocks in the championship match. 2003 – Emerged as one of the starting outside hitters on the left side...Served as the team captain at the Pan American Games...Battled an abdominal injury for much of the season but still finished third on the team in kills (224) and fourth on the squad in service aces (17). 2002 – Rejoined the team in late July...Played in 58 of a possible 141 sets during the year...Led the team in total points (70), kills (60) and blocks (eight) in six matches at the World Championships... Finished the season first on the team in points per game (2.98) and sixth in total points (173)...Also had 92 kills, 66 digs, 21 blocks and 10 service aces. 2001 - Led the team in kills (258) and digs (184)...Finished second on the team in blocks (41) and was tied for third in service aces (14)...Played professionally for the Vienna Hotvolleys in Austria. 2000 – Was one of four USA Men's Volleyball team alternates for the Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS: 2000 – Earned American Volleyball Coaches Association first-team All-America honors as a senior at Loyola Marymount University. 1999 – Earned AVCA second-team All-America honors for the second-straight season... Also garnered second-team all-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF)honors... Led the team in kills (435), kills per game (5.80) and service aces (35). 1998 – Became the first All-American in school history when he was named to the second-team AVCA All-American team... Led the Lions with 391 kills and in matches with 10-or-more kills (17)... Was second on the team in kills per game (4.83), digs (178) and digs per game (2.20)... Also earned all-MPSF honorable mention accolades. 1997 – Appeared in 18 matches (42 games)... Posted 150 kills, 70 digs and 12 service aces.
PERSONAL: Born William Reid Priddy in 1977 in Richmond, Va.... Parents are Ken and Sharon Priddy... Also has three sisters: Brooke, Kara and Dylan... Reid married Lindsay Pierce in March 2007. The couple lives in Southern California and has a son, Caden, born in 2010... Enjoys wakeboarding, surfing and making videos... Graduated from LMU with a degree in communication studies in 2000... Was also recruited by Cal State Northridge, USC and UC Santa Barbara... Has played beach volleyball when he has time away from the national team... Reid started playing volleyball after his family moved from Richmond to Florida where he tried it in a summer-school PE class... When his family later moved to Phoenix, Ariz., in 1994, he played for Mountain Pointe High School, participating in the first year of varsity volleyball in the state. As a junior, he led the school to its first state championship in 1995. He graduated from high school in 1996. "Men's volleyball was such a new sport in our area that there was no example to follow. At the time we would shop at the thrift store for our clothes, trying to find the craziest outfit we could. We were very active, playing beach volleyball, wake-boarding, going to the lake and jumping off rocks and stuff like that."... Has played internationally in Greece, Russia and Turkey… Has an Internet radio show called The NET Live devoted to volleyball, which he hosts with former U.S. Men's player Kevin Barnett.
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ECHL All-Star Game
Skills competition
When: 9 p.m. today Game vs. Colorado Eagles
When: 9 p.m. Wednesday
Webcast: Both nights free at www.americaone.com
TV: Replay on NHL Network, 1 p.m. Thursday
Tonight and Wednesday could be a significant opportunity as Maggio chases that dream.
The Windsor, Ontario, native is the lone Fort Wayne representative in the ECHL All-Star Game at Loveland, Colo. The skills competition is tonight – Maggio will compete for the hardest and most-accurate shot – and the game is Wednesday night.
"It's pretty exciting," Maggio said. "It's my first All-Star Game. I've just been thinking about the (Komets game) … but as this gets closer, I'm getting more excited and it's exciting for myself."
The ECHL's stars will take on the host Colorado Eagles in the All-Star Game. You can watch that and the skills competition live on the Internet at www.americaone.com, and the game will be replayed on the NHL Network at 1 p.m. Thursday.
The All-Star Game would better be termed an All-Prospects Game because the ECHL prioritized putting its young stars on display for the NHL scouts. For instance, the Komets' Brandon Marino, 26, isn't on the squad, even though he's second among active ECHL players with 47 points this season.
"This will be great to showcase my skills and it's a different All-Star Game because we're playing against the Colorado team," Maggio said. "I think it will be more competitive than what you see on TV with all-star games. There might be a little bit of hitting and it could be more like a normal game."
Maggio has five goals, 16 points and a plus-4 rating in 39 games. He plays on special teams and he has doled out plenty of hits and fought. He leads the ECHL with 36 minor penalties and is tops among all rookies with 134 penalty minutes.
He joined the Komets just before the playoffs last season, scoring two goals and five points in 15 games en route to the CHL title.
"He's a great young player," Komets center Brett Smith said. "He's smart. He's headsy. He plays with an edge. He was obviously a key part of our championship team last year and it was great to see him come back. He's a kid who's only going to get better with experience."
Maggio, 6-foot-3, 202 pounds, has been called up to Bridgeport of the American Hockey League for one game this season.
"When I got up there, they told me, 'Be defensively sound and your offense will come. Pick your spots,' " said Maggio, a sixth-round draft pick of the New York Rangers in 2009. "I played physical, hard in the corners. Winning your 50-50 (battles) is what it comes down to and that's what I focused on. Defense first and the points will come."
Notes: Former NHL player Luca Caputi, who had six goals and 14 points in 15 games with the Komets, was called up by Norfolk of the AHL. … The Komets released Brayden Metz. He had one goal and two points in seven games.


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Black Male Teachers:
Do you know any Black males who are seniors in high school who want to go to college out of state for "FREE"?
Several Black Colleges are looking for future black male teachers and will send them to universities/ colleges for 4 years FREE.
The 'Call Me MISTER' program is an effort to address the critical shortage of African American male teachers particularly among South Carolina's lowest performing public schools.
Program participants are selected from among underserved, socio-economically disadvantaged and educationally at-risk communities.
The program is a collaboration between Clemson University and four historically Black colleges in South Carolina: Benedict College, Claflin University, Morris College and South Carolina State University.
The project provides: Tuition for admitted students pursuing approved programs of study at participating colleges.
An academic support system to help assure their success.
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Visit www.callmemi for more details and the online application or call (800) 640- 2657.
Stimulus Money Available For Employers
Hiring, Training Federal stimulus funds are available now through the East Valley Special Education Local Plan Area for employers in Bloomington, Colton, Fontana, Lake Arrowhead, Redlands, Rialto and Yucaipa, for those who are hiring and training new employees.
The funds are available to firms who hire recent graduates from local high schools.
Contact Guy Williams, business linkage technician for the East Valley SELPA, for more information at (909) 252-4518.
County History Day Competition Set For March 20
About 150 students representing 18 schools in San Bernardino County will participate in the History Day competition at Summit High School on March 20.
The event, which will begin with registration at 7:30 a.m., has three divisions:
Elementary (Grades 4-5), Junior (Grades 6-8) and Senior (Grades 9-12). There are 91 entries in all the divisions, representing six county school districts and one private school.
The event is sponsored by the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools.
Summit High School is located at 15551 Summit Ave. in Fontana
Senator McLeod Recognizes Census Partners
On Saturday, March 20, from 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon, Senator Gloria Negrete McLeod will be recognizing 2010 Census Partners that have committed to support the Census Be Counted/Questionnaire Assistance Centers and Testing/Training sites at the Ontario Open Air Market, 7407 East Riverside Dr., Ontario.
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PERRY — Last year, the Creston cross country teams had their best joint performances they've ever had under head coach Pat Schlapia at the Leon Fox Invitational, when the girls finished second and the boys finished fourth in Class A.
The Panthers topped those performances here Thursday, as the boys took second in Class A and the girls finished third.
"I thought the kids did an awesome job there at Perry," Schlapia said. "Last year, we had our best showing in many, many years with the girls getting second and the boys getting fourth. With the boys getting second and the girls getting third, that topped that from a year ago."
Class 3A top-ranked Boone ran away with the boys team title with 31 points, as Creston edged out Class 3A No. 13 Perry for second place, 100-108. Dallas Center-Grimes was a close fourth with 111 points.
The Dallas Center-Grimes girls, ranked 15th in Class 3A, won the girls team title with 78 points, as Ballard just beat out Creston for second, 92-94. Boone finished fourth with 100 points.
Eleventh-ranked Winterset finished eighth with 188 points, but competed without two of its top three runners.
In Class B, the Nodaway Valley boys finished second with 82 points, as Class 2A 14th-ranked Panorama took the team title with 53 points. Orient-Macksburg finished 10th with 249 points.
For the Creston boys, the second-place finish to top-ranked Boone made a statement.
The Panthers entered the state rankings three weeks ago at No. 15 after winning the Class B team title at Ballard, but fell out of the rankings the following week, despite a strong second-place finish at the home meet.
Creston remained out of the rankings this week, but beat 13th-ranked Perry at its home meet Thursday.
"They're making great strides," Schlapia said about his boys team. "They're running very confidently. Running second to Boone and finishing ahead of Perry, maybe we'll get a little more respect in the rankings."
Sophomore Cooper McDermott ran yet another strong individual race, finishing fourth behind the top two ranked runners in the state in Boone's Albert Meier and Chandler Austin and eighth-ranked Atem Akok of Perry.
McDermott ran 16:39, finishing just :02 behind Akok and :19 behind Austin. McDermott, who is ranked 24th in the state, also finished :13 ahead of 17th-ranked Casey Roberts of Saydel.
"Cooper, he had a more safe, secure start on this one," Schlapia said. "The last time he went against the Boone kids, he maybe got a little too pumped up that first mile. That played out well, because he was able to reel them (Akok and Roberts) in a bit."
Jay Wolfe, Ben Irr and Garret Taylor all posted top-20 finishes, as Wolfe finished 13th, Irr 14th and Taylor 19th.
The spread between the top four Creston runners was 1:23. Isaiah Foster was the fifth and final scoring member of the team, finishing 54th in 19:27. Kruz Adamson followed in 58th and Zack Peppmeier finished 60th.
"We need to get those guys to get that time cut down to be closer to our top four guys," Schlapia said.
The Creston girls ran a strong team race, as the top four all placed within the top 25 of the race, while the fifth scoring member crossed in 27th place.
Maria Mostek led the way with a seventh-place finish in 16:08 and Taylor Briley closed the gap on her with an 11th-place finish in 16:49.
"This was a course Maria likes," Schlapia said. "She worked ell through that whole race. Finishing seventh in that competition, she held her own pretty well."
Raegen Smith had her second strong outing in a row, placing 24th with a time of 17:38, followed closely by Madison Hance in 25th in 17:40 and Maddie Skarda in 27th, running 17:41.
"Raegen has really been moving up," Schlapia said. "She had a fine week for us this week. She had a fine freshman season and then last season had a lot of foot problems she dealt with. She's been working on treating those. She was within 1:30 of Maria, so that was nice to see.
"Madison Hance and Maddie Skarda, they were just off of Raegen," he continued. "Our five scoring girls were within 1:35 of each other. This is probably the girls' best team race as far as getting the gaps closed."
Class B
In Class B, it was another race and another race win for Nodaway Valley's Destiny Scar. The Nodaway Valley boys team also had a strong showing in getting second.
Scar easily won the Class B girls race, running 15:47. Greene County's Allison Higgins finished second in 16:02.
The Nodaway Valley boys team finished second to Panorama, ranked in Class 2A. The Wolverines placed four runners in the top 15 of the race, led by Brayten Funke's second-place performance in 17:58. Shane Breheny finished fourth in 18:00.
Heath Downing took 10th in 18:27 and Nathan Venteicher finished 14th in 18:46.
Orient-Macksburg was led by Jesse Johnson in 29th, with his time of 19:34.
Creston JV
The Creston JV teams also ran well, once again. Savannah Hartman paced the girls with an eighth-place finish in 18:25, just missing moving up to varsity by :02. Rachel Shepherd finished 10th in 18:28.
For the boys, Brant Hudson finished 12th in 19:28, which was good enough to move him back up onto the varsity squad for Monday's meet at Nodaway Valley.
But one of the biggest stories on the Creston JV team was junior Elijah Johnson breaking the 30:00 barrier for the first time in his career.
"There's a spot for everybody in cross country," Schlapia said. "This is the first time he got under 30:00 and he pretty much blew that away with 28:38. What was nice to see was all the teammates spread out around the course for him as he came in. When you see something like that, as a coach, you feel pretty proud. That shows there's a spot for everybody. That's what team is about."
Creston returns to action Monday at Nodaway Valley, before traveling to Atlantic on Thursday, where for the first time since Schlapia has been head coach, the meet will be run at Atlantic Golf and Country Club instead of Nishna Hills Golf Club.
Leon Fox Invitational
1. Dallas Center-Grimes 78, 2. Ballard 92, 3. Creston 94, 4. Boone 100, 5. Newton 136, 6. Atlantic 147, 7. Carlisle 188, 8. Winterset 188, 9. ADM 221, 10. Bondurant-Farrar 238, 11. Saydel 286, 12. Perry 297.
Leaders — 1. Abby Kohut-Jackson, Ballard, 15:03; 2. Madison Waymire, DCG, 15:26; 3. Dianna Slight, Boone, 15:29; 4. Tiffany Williams, Atlantic, 15:51; 5. Dominique Fleming, Winterset, 15:58; 6. Brianna Mueller, ADM, 16:01; 7. Maria Mostek, Creston, 16:08; 8. Sydney Kaufman, Winterset, 16:25; 9. Hailey Coy, Newton, 16:27; 10. Emma Bravard, DCG, 16:41.
Creston — 7. Maria Mostek, 16:08; 11. Taylor Briley, 16:49; 24. Raegen Smith, 17:38; 25. Madison Hance, 17:40; 27. Maddie Skarda, 17:41; 41. Jenna Hayes, 18:08; 46. Jessica Beatty, 18:23.
Creston JV — 8. Savannah Hartman, 18:25; 10. Rachel Shepherd, 18:28; 14. Angela Drey, 18:56; 15. Caitlin McIlravy, 19:01; 17. Micah McCutchan, 19:10; 20. Cora Green, 19:12; 26. Amber Castillo, 19:41; 29. Abbie Cook, 20:03; 34. Ann Waigand, 20:24; 44. Madison Callahan, 20:49; 47. Leah Schuler, 21:04; 54. Jessica Drey, 21:30; 70. Sydney Suiter, 22:33; 78. Itzayanna Rubio, 24:35.
1. Boone 31, 2. Creston 100, 3. Perry 108, 4. Dallas Center-Grimes 111, 5. Ballard 145, 6. Saydel 158, 7. Carlisle 169, 8. ADM 177, 9. Winterset 190, 10. Bondurant-Farrar 248, 11. Atlantic 280.
Leaders — 1. Albert Meier, Boone, 15:19; 2. Chandler Austin, Boone, 16:20; 3. Atem Akok, Perry, 16:37; 4. Cooper McDermott, Creston, 16:39; 5. Luke Kohut-Jackson, Ballard, 16:46; 6. Casey Roberts, Saydel, 16:52; 7. Jacob Running Horse, Boone, 17:21; 8. Josh Berger, ADM, 17:21; 9. Nick Swift, Bondurant-Farrar, 17:24; 10. Jordan Murray, Boone, 17:34.
Creston — 4. Cooper McDermott, 16:39; 13. Jay Wolfe, 17:43; 14. Ben Irr, 17:48; 19. Garret Taylor, 18:02; 54. Isaiah Foster, 19:27; 58. Kruz Adamson, 19:33; 60. Zack Peppmeier, 19:37.
Creston JV — 12. Brant Hudson, 19:28; 16. Kaleb Cook, 19:45; 32. Isaac Wignall, 20:18; 42. Evan Nielsen, 20:46; 48. Michael Walsh, 20:59; 53. Nick Walsh, 21:12; 55. Jacob Geary, 21:15; 94. Patrick Normandeau, 22:34; 119. Jeremy Stoll, 23:19; 134. Daniel Scott, 24:14; 162. Elijah Johnson, 28:38.
1. Panorama 41, 2. Greene County 53, 3. West Central Valley 59, 4. Madrid 101, 5. Roland-Story 118, 6. Southeast Webster-Grand 136.
Leaders — 1. Destiny Scar, NV, 15:47; 2. Allison Higgins, Greene County, 16:02; 3. Oksana Covey, Des Moines Christian, 16:23; 4. Hannah Appleseth, Panorama, 16:30; 5. Shelby Hunemiller, WCV, 16:50; 7. Ashley Stevens, Des Moines Christian, 16:53; 8. Syndey Lawrence, Madrid, 16:54; 9. Maggie Smith, Panorama, 17:00; 10. Sydney Clark, Des Moines Christian, 17:03.
Nodaway Valley — 1. Destiny Scar, 15:47; 48. Cheyenne Wenstad, 20:40; 56. Shelby Nupp-Holder, 23:57.
1. Panorama 53, 2. Nodaway Valley 82, 3. Ogden 96, 4. Roland-Story 117, 5. Des Moines Christian 141, 6. Van Meter 144, 7. Woodward Academy 150, 8. Greene County 167, 9. Madrid 244, 10. Orient-Macksburg 249, 11. Paton-Churdan 275.
Leaders — 1. Trey Thompson, Ogden, 17:28; 2. Brayten Funke, Nodaway Valley, 17:58; 3. Spencer Dedic, Roland-Story, 18:00; 4. Shane Breheny, Nodaway Valley, 18:00; 5. Eric Fluegee, Des Moines Christian, 18:01; 6. Jordon Reynolds, Panorama, 18:08; 7. Sam Bassett, Panorama, 18:08; 8. Sam Courtney, Guthrie Center, 18:12; 9. Austin Dunbar, Van Meter, 18:16; 10. Heath Downing, Nodaway Valley, 18:27.
Orient-Macksburg —29. Jesse Johnson, 19:34; 58. Cameron Walker, 21:28; 59. Owen Hensley, 21:31; 62. Wyatt Hensley, 21:38; 66. Morgan Spurrier, 21:52; 72. Keaton Wambold, 24:26.
Nodaway Valley — 2. Brayten Funke, 17:58; 4. Shane Breheny, 18:00; 10. Heath Downing, 18:27; 14. Nathan Venteicher, 18:46; 61. Matthew Dickinson, 21:36; 71. Noah Cooper, 23:42; 75. Ben Freese, 24:54.


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Hey all,
I'll be the first to admit I'm not a great Madden player, I pretty much stick with ranked online games and Madden Moments. However, I am have real difficulty running the ball. I understand there are tactics to use between the right stick and the buttons but I end up guessing most of the time on which move will be affective and, to no surprise, am usually dragged down at the first contact. I've tried practicing but it is more or less an NFL version of DDR. I'm told what buttons to push but not WHY I'm pushing them.
Anyone have any suggestions or tactics? I hate seeing such talented backs being shut out because I dont know what I'm doing. Please help!!


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Kevin Sokolski begins his first season with the Quinnipiac University women's basketball team.
He spent seven seasons working with the men's ice hockey team, serving as team manager and overseeing all video responsibilities, including video exchange and breakdown of game film over the course of each season. He was also instrumental in planning and coordinating of travel accommodations while on road trips, consisting of hotel reservations, transportation requirements, and team meals and coordinating ticket requests for all contests. Sokolski also supervised team managers at practice and home competitions.
Sokolski has also works with the Connecticut Sun of the Women's Nationals Basketball Association (WNBA) as a WNBA Media Assistant since the summer of 2006. There he assists full-time staff in game day operations and player interviews, compiles game notes and distributes stats to media outlets.
He also has been a freelance writer for the New Haven Register since 2007, and the United States College Hockey Online.com (USCHO.com) since 2006.
Sokolski graduated from Quinnipiac in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in communications with a concentration in broadcast journalism and a minor in psychology. He also completed work toward a master's degree in journalism in 2009 and a master's degree in public relations in 2010.
He has been involved in volunteer work as well. He helped to raise $30,000 for St. Baldrick's Children's Cancer research and aided a $9,000 donation for Autism Speaks.
A native of Rocky Point, N.Y., Sokolski now lives in Hamden.


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The Honors College awards renewable merit scholarships to entering freshmen who have the potential for superior scholarship and creative work at the university. Entering freshmen are considered for membership and scholarships as part of the admissions process.
Honors scholarships for incoming freshmen are awarded based on academic credentials. These scholarships range from $1000 to full in-state tuition, room, board, and books. Scholarship recipients can retain their scholarships for eight semesters as long as they meet Honors College membership and scholarship requirements.
Scholarships for College Applicants
Students who do not hold an Honors College scholarship and who have a 3.5 cumulative GPA may be considered for a limited number of $1000 Honors Academic Achievement Awards that will provide assistance for the remaining semesters in a four-year program.
Scholarship Renewal Requirements
Honors College scholarships are available to undergraduate students at the Kent Campus for a maximum of eight semesters, provided the recipient maintains a 3.25 cumulative GPA and meets all Honors College membership requirements.
Scholarship Renewal Requirements for Select Awards
Honors Scholar in Residence (HSR or HRC)Students holding scholarships for residence hall fees are eligible for these funds as long as they live in the residence halls and meet academic requirements for scholarship renewal. Students who move off campus automatically lose the HSR or HRC portion of their scholarship.
Honors Departmental AwardsHonors departmental scholarships will be withdrawn should the student change to another major.
The Honors College awards merit scholarships on a competitive basis to students who demonstrate the potential for superior scholarship and creative work at the university.


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Cantata—This Man Receives Sinners McDonald Moody Auditorium
Event will start on Thu. March 13, 2014 @07:30 pm
Event will end on Thu. March 13, 2014 @09:30 pm
Contact Philip Camp for more information
This Man Receives Sinners—a cantata based on the words of Christ in Luke 15
Premier performance
Thursday, March 13, 2014
McDonald—Moody Auditorium
Lubbock Christian University
Free Admission
This performance is in cooperation with the School of Music, Texas Tech University and the Department of Communication and Fine Arts, Lubbock Christian University


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Brian Panetta, who was in his fifth year of employment with Sandusky Central Catholic School, was forced to resign this past week after announcing plans to pursue a gay marriage next year.
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Staffeld graduated from St. Mary Central Catholic High School in 1982, during what he calls the "glory days" of band, when John Kustec, now a Perkins Schools employee, was his director.
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"I've received some angry messages about creating a circus of this," Staffeld said. "If this school didn't want a circus, it shouldn't have discriminated in 2014. It's going to create a firestorm."
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"In light of the Church's clear teaching on sacred marriage and the fact that Mr. Panetta himself has publicly indicated his marriage plans are contrary to Church teachings and are the issue at the heart of this matter, the leadership of Sandusky Central Catholic School properly determined that his employment could not continue," the diocese stated.
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All Sandusky Central Catholic School employees sign a contract stating they will live a lifestyle according to the Catholic faith.
After he became engaged on Christmas Day, Panetta told school principal Melody Curtis about his wedding plans, anticipating the pair would agree an end-of-the-year resignation would be the most appropriate way to ensure no conflicts resulted. He received his letter of termination later that night.
His five-year relationship with his now-fiancé, Nathan David, was not a secret, as David often attended school events and met several students and their families, Panetta said.
Panetta has no plans to take any legal action against Sandusky Central Catholic School.
He cares deeply for the school, its faculty and its students, and only wants to perpetuate the truth about why he can no longer teach them, he said.
He is currently a graduate student at Bowling Green State University. He plans to graduate in May and seek employment elsewhere, possibly near his hometown in North Carolina, or David's hometown in Illinois.
Sandusky Central Catholic School issued a news release this past week about the matter, simply stating Panetta had resigned. It also provided a link to Panetta's statement, in which he called himself a "proud and gay Catholic."
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Sandusky Central Catholic School's forced resignation of its gay band and choir director addresses a hot-button issue constantly circulating in national media.
On Friday, the same day Panetta issued a statement about his resignation, Michael Griffin, a gay teacher at a Catholic school in Pennsylvania, was fired after filing for a marriage license with his partner.
The pair had a civil union and the teacher wore a ring, and as with Panetta, school administrators knew he was gay.
Their relationship didn't become a problem until Griffin emailed school administrators about his marriage license, which they interpreted as a public statement.
Earlier this month, Mark Zmuda, a gay vice principal in Washington, was also fired for marrying his partner. School officials suggested Zmuda get a divorce to keep his job, but he rejected the idea, he said.
Students have rallied in support of Zmuda and actively protested his departure, staging a sit-in and then walking out in solidarity, effectively shutting down their school. They have also rallied a social media campaign and crafted an online petition with now more than 32,000 signatures.
The most prominent firing case in Ohio involved a Catholic school in Columbus, whose officials fired lesbian teacher Carla Hale for listing her female partner in her mother's obituary in The Columbus Dispatch this past year.


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'''Title:''' sock it to me - part 4
'''Title:''' sock it to me - part 4
'''Date:''' February 3, 2006
'''Date:''' February3, 2006
'''Summary:''' Beaver comes up with a plan to get out of the detention center.
'''Summary:''' Beaver comes up with a plan to get out of the detention center.
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Title: sock it to me - part 4
Date: February 3, 2006
Summary: Beaver comes up with a plan to get out of the detention center.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster
Onomatopoeias used: "OOOOZE!", "SURPRISE ATTACK!", "SPLODGE!"
Number of panels: 6
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Steve is sitting on a bench. Behind the bench, on the wall, it says "Steve woz ere".
Steve: "Oh no! Held prisoner inside our own washing machine by aliens intent on stealing all our left socks for purposes unknown- I don't think there is any way out of this one Beaver..."
"Oh boy! Exposition" is in a box pointing at Steve's speech bubble.
Beaver: "But wait! I have an ingenious plan!"
Panel 2
Beaver: "Here it is: whisper! Whisper! Whisper!"
Steve: "Oh! It is a scheme so cunning in its intricacy that it cannot possibly fail!"
Panel 3
Beaver: "COUGH! COUGH! Oh ugh, I am going to be SICK!"
Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster: "Oh gross! And I bet it'll be me that has to clean it up too!"
Panel 4
Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster OOOOZE!s in carrying a ray gun and a bucket.
Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster: "Oh! Please evacuate the contents of your multi-cellular digestive sac into this bucket!"
Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster: "Wait... Where is the green one...?"
Beaver: "Bleurgh etc."
Panel 5
Steve SUPRISE ATTACK!s the slime monster while shouting "YAAA!"
Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster: "Oh! Ow! No fair!"
Steve SPLODGE!s into the slime monster, bursting his membrane open.
Panel 6
Beaver: "Great work Steve! Now let's get out of here!"
Steve is standing on the puddle of what once was a three-eyed slime monster.
Steve: "Ew- Cytoplasm!"
Puddle of Three-eyed Gelatinous Slime-Monster: "My membranes!"
[To be contd.]
Fun Facts
- Steve's intelligence is growing... Could this be a foreshadow? Maybe, maybe not!
- Steve has a penchant for petty vandalism.
- Turns out the aliens are very tidy clean people (if you can call them people... they are also very squeamish it seems). It may have something to do with being in a washing machine.
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