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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Hanley Ramirez's sacrifice fly in the eighth inning lifted the Marlins over the Indians, 3-2, in the first of a three-game set at Progressive Field.
With Tony Sipp (0-2) on the mound, Bryan Petersen walked, moved to second on a Jose Reyes sacrifice bunt before advancing to third on a throwing error from pitcher Joe Smith. Ramirez then fought off three sinkers before roping a deep line drive to center that plated Petersen.
Carlos Zambrano (2-2) earned the win after giving up two runs on four hits over seven frames.
"I felt good. Everything was working today," said Zambrano. "I gave up two runs but that didn't stop me from battling and giving some strong innings."
Heath Bell earned his fourth save of the season after pitching a perfect ninth.
Omar Infante and Greg Dobbs also drove in runs for Miami, winners in three of their last four.
The Indians jumped ahead 2-0 in the second frame. Johnny Damon walked, then scored when Casey Kotchman roped a double to right. Giancarlo Stanton bobbled the ball before firing it home, but Damon slid by the tag. Kotchman scored two batters later when Shin-Soo Choo dropped in a single in left-center.
The Marlins came back with a run in the third to make it 2-1. Petersen drew a leadoff walk then moved to third on a Reyes single before scoring when Infante grounded into a fielder's choice.
Miami tied the game in the sixth at 2-2 following a Dobbs sacrifice fly. Infante walked then moved to third on a Ramirez double. Dobbs then sliced the Masterson offering into foul territory in left where Damon caught it and came up firing. The throw wasn't close to its target and Infante scored easily.
"When you only score two runs you have to play almost perfect baseball and we didn't," Indians manager Manny Acta said.
Bell picked up his first save in seven appearances...Miami improved to 7-3 all-time against the Tribe...Cleveland had a four game win streak snapped...The Indians fell to 10-11 at home this season...Cleveland starter Justin Masterson gave up two runs on six hits over seven innings in the start.

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As a Junior in 2011-12:
Collected three wins for the Bobcats … Defeated Sacred Heart's Haley Dubits, 8-6, at the Quinnipiac University Invitational on Sept. 17 … Paired with Morgan Massey for two wins in doubles competition … They defeated Hartford's Christie Greenberg and Jessica Galik, 8-2, at the QU Invitational on Sept. 17 and then defeated Sacred Heart's duo of Haley Dubits and Kristin Legenza, 8-6, at ECAC's on Sept. 24.
As a Sophomore in 2010-11:
Earned a spot on the team during walk-on tryouts in the fall … Earned an 8-6 doubles victory with Erin Suvar against Sacred Heart's Maggie Tooley and Michelle Aptekin in the 2010 Quinnipiac Invitational.
As a Freshman in 2009-10:
Did not play.
Before Quinnipiac:
A four-year varsity contributor at Ridgefield ... A three-time All-Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference selection ... Team Captain as a senior.
The daughter of Debbie and Bruce Crystal ... Born in Danbury, Conn. ... Has three older sisters, Lindsey Crystal Zorab, Brittney Crystal and Ehren Crystal Hutchings ... Sister, Brittney, played soccer at Lehigh ... Father, Bruce, played football and lacrosse at Lehigh ... A marketing major.


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As we first reported back in early September, Terence has joined Pixie Hollow at the Magic Kingdom in honor of the upcoming release of Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure. Today we get our first look of Terence courtesy of the Disney Parks blog.
If he hasn't already, he should also be making his way to Pixie Hollow's counterpart at Disneyland.
GARDEN CITY, NY and CELEBRATION, Fla., Oct. 17, 2009 – The recently opened Disney Doorway to Dreams offers Roosevelt Field shoppers and New York-area residents a convenient and interactive way to discover the excitement of Disney Vacation Club, an innovative vacation-ownership program that allows families to enjoy flexibility and savings on decades of future vacations.
Disney Doorway to Dreams showcases the spacious, family-friendly accommodations featured at Disney Vacation Club resorts. Through Disney Vacation Club, families can relax and spend quality time together, either at Disney destinations worldwide or at more than 500 other popular vacation locations around the world. Disney Doorway to Dreams' convenient mall location gives visitors a chance to explore the many vacation choices they have through Disney Vacation Club, including magical stays at the Walt Disney World Resort, relaxing cruises aboard Disney Cruise Line and family-friendly, interactive Adventures by Disney trips where families can choose to travel to one of six different continents.
"Disney Doorway to Dreams gives us a chance to reach one of the top markets for our rapidly growing membership base and help Roosevelt Field visitors discover the many benefits of becoming a Disney Vacation Club member family," said Disney Vacation Club President Jim Lewis. "We aim to duplicate the popularity of our original Disney Doorway to Dreams location in Chicago with our new location on Long Island, sharing the vacation-ownership experience with a whole new group of people."
To help families envision the ways Disney Vacation Club Membership can enhance the way they vacation, Disney Doorway to Dreams features a full-scale, two-bedroom model of a vacation villa at Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort in Central Florida, one of Disney Vacation Club's newest resorts. Located on the second floor near Nordstrom, Disney Doorway to Dreams presents a variety of interactive features, including a wall lined with doors that open to display videos, photos and even touch-screen activities. There's even a kid-sized door that allows children to look through a portal into the kid's clubhouse, where they will discover a dry-erase mural they can color.
BURBANK, Calif. (Oct. 21, 2009) – Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund has announced the recipients of the "Disney Conservation Heroes" award for 2009. The award program recognizes heroes who have made a positive impact on the environment and their communities.
Eight award recipients from around the globe were nominated by non-profit environmental organizations for their tireless efforts to save wildlife, protect habitats and educate communities.
"Disney recognizes that these heroes are role models who hold the keys to successful conservation initiatives in areas of critical concern," said Dr. Beth Stevens, Senior Vice President for Disney's Environmental Affairs. "Conservation efforts around globe and in our own back yard rely substantially on support from the local community and direct involvement of people like our Disney Conservation Heroes."
Each award recipient and their nominating organization will share a $1,000 award from the DWCF. This year's recipients include:
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In this new featurette for A Christmas Carol, we get a closer look at the working relationship between director Robert Zemeckis and the film's star Jim Carrey and how they come together to produce their version of the holiday classic tale from Charles Dickens.
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As the leaves continue to change color, Tinktober rages on and it's time for another contest! This time, Disney Interactive Studios has graciously provided us with five copies of the upcoming Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure video game for the Nintendo DS.
In Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, Tinker Bell's greatest adventure yet takes place in Autumn, as the fairies are on the mainland changing the colors of the leaves, tending to pumpkin patches, and helping geese fly south for the winter. The rare Blue Moon will rise, and when its light passes through the magical Fall Scepter that Tinker Bell has been summoned to create, Pixie Hollow's supply of pixie dust will be restored. But when Tinker Bell accidentally puts all of Pixie Hollow in jeopardy, she must venture out across the sea on a secret quest to set things right.
Via its YouTube channel, DisneyParks released a seven minute video which takes a look at some of the recent additions to the Walt Disney World resort such as the American Idol Experience at Disney's Hollywood Studios and the Move It, Shake It, Celebrate It street show at the Magic Kingdom as well as an extended look at the Contemporary Resort, from its design and construction in 1971 through the introduction of the Bay Lake Tower DVC resort and the Treehouse Villas.
ANAHEIM, Calif., Oct. 20 — Disneyland Resort has won the 2009 Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Award (GEELA), California's highest and most prestigious environmental honor. The award recognizes individuals, organizations and businesses that have demonstrated exceptional leadership for voluntary achievements in conserving California's resources, protecting and enhancing the environment and building public-private partnerships. Governor Schwarzenegger recognized Disneyland Resort and 14 other GEELA recipients at a reception at the Governors' Global Climate Summit 2 in Los Angeles on September 30.
"I applaud the Disneyland Resort for their wonderful commitment to our state's commerce and environment. They are an inspiration to many and I thank them for their outstanding leadership," said Governor Schwarzenegger.
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Award recipients are chosen in 10 different categories based on their strength in eight specific areas including results, transferability, environmental impact, resource conservation, economic progress, innovation and uniqueness, pollution prevention and environmental justice. Disneyland received the award for several sustainable practices implemented at the Resort, including the environmentally conscientious efforts to refill the Paradise Bay at Disney's California Adventure; the use of the Resort's processed cooking oil to fuel its steam train locomotives; and the water and energy conservation features incorporated in the Resort's new central bakery.


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Gallery: 'Build a Better Burb' Competition Revitalizes Suburban Areas
Calling out to architects, urban designers, planners, students, visionaries, the Build a Better Burb competition seeks to find a bold new design proposal that can retrofit underutilized spaces in suburban downtowns with more effective uses, forms and practices in planning and design. More than an opportunity to tout conceptual ideas in flashy and unfeasible renderings, this competition aims to take hold of the pressing challenges these communities are facing and turn them into opportunities for economic productivity, environmental sensitivity, social sustainability, and beautification.
You can take a look at all the finalists here, and be sure to submit a vote for your favorite entry!
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July 26, 2010 at 12:18 am
Interesting and intriguing.. but sadly a waste of time. You'd need a revolution or 'gasp' socialism to get people, stores, and businesses to give up their locations. NIMBY signs would take over every free billboard spot. They can't even build a much needed bridge from LI to CT.
July 19, 2010 at 11:53 am
If you think this submission is intriguing, please check out the full gallery of 23 Build a Better Burb finalists, where there are many other powerful ideas.
It really is time to fundamentally retrofit suburbia, and what better place to start seriously thinking about it than Long Island, especially with its existing infrastructure of the Long Island Rail Road.
July 14, 2010 at 5:01 pm
This is powerful thinking. I love it. We need to find a better solution than sprawl.


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Creston/O-M coach Brian Morrison said his team and visiting Perry put on a good show for the large homecoming crowd at Panther Field Friday night.
But it was a little nerve-wracking from the sidelines.
"It was a good win for us," Morrison said. "It was probably a fun game to watch for the fans."
The winning drive for the Panthers in a 28-21 victory provided some dramatic moments.
On third-and-eight with 4:03 left in a 21-21 game, senior quarterback Brandon Phipps was flushed out the pocket, running toward the sideline, when he stopped and threw across his body. It was thrown slightly short of the target, but senior receiver Maxx Walters was in a full-extension dive as he cradled the ball for the reception and first down.
The Panthers then needed a big conversion on fourth-and-1 from the Perry 15 with less than 3:00 to go. Trevor Frain took the direct snap in the Panthers' "tank" formation, and got just enough for the first down.
Winning TD
A few plays later, Phipps faked a handoff and scampered into the end zone on a 7-yard run. Conner Pals' kick made it a 28-21 lead with 2:13 to go.
Perry attempted to respond behind the leadership of junior quarterback Will Whiton, a 5-11, 175-pound speedster who had earlier run for touchdowns of 41 and 2 yards, and passed to Ben Daniels for a 63-yard score.
On second-and-seven from his own 35, Whiton was flushed out of the pocket and attempted to throw downfield.
Bryce Briley, playing safety in place of the injured Alex Nielsen, camped under it for the interception that sealed the Panthers' victory.
The play completed a second-half comeback after Whiton had found Daniels alone for a scoring strike that gave the Bluejays a 21-14 lead with nine minutes left in the third quarter.
"In the second half we played well defensively except for the play where he (Whiton) scrambled outside and caught us on our coverage," Morrison said. "We tied it, and then looked really good on our last drive. Maxx Walters probably played the best game I've seen him play, ever. Brandon Phipps had an outstanding game. (Adam) Baker and Frain were running hard, we played well up front. Jake Gutschenritter did a nice job of filling in for Jordan Thompson at tackle."
Injury news
Thompson was diagnosed with a torn meniscus cartilage in a knee, but was able to play part-time on defense.
"He has a brace and should be able to go the rest of the way for us," Morrison said.
The news wasn't so good in two other instances.
Junior linebacker Alex Tamerius, a starter as a sophomore last year, was making his first appearance after knee surgery for an ACL tear suffered last spring in soccer. He'd been medically cleared a week earlier, and put in a full week of practice in preparation for the Perry game.
But, after making two assisted tackles, Tamerius went down with what is believed to be another torn ACL, and months of rehabilitation again.
"That's really frustrating for Alex, because he put in all that work and felt good going in," Morrison said. "He's one of the better defensive players I've coached, and to have that happen to him, that's tough."
Nielsen, the team's safety, backup quarterback and all-district punter, planted wrong trying to change direction to make the stop on Whiton's 41-yard touchdown run with 1:36 left in the first quarter.
He left the game with an ankle injury. He wore an immobilizer boot all weekend along with frequent ice treatments, awaiting X-rays today. Morrison said he didn't think the ankle was broken, but it's "sprained pretty good" and he didn't know of the junior's status for Friday's game at Harlan.
Harlan presents the best passing attack the Panthers have faced to date, with senior quarterback Adam Juhl and 6-foot-7 receiver Trey Lansman, who caught the winning touchdown in the Cyclones' 28-24 victory over Glenwood Friday.
Morrison said Briley played well at safety in Nielsen's absence.
Balanced offense
For the game, Baker rushed for 123 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries for the Panthers, now 2-1 in district play and 4-1 overall. Frain had two rushing touchdowns and Phipps had one.
Phipps was 18-of-23 passing for 213 yards. Walters finished with eight catches for 110 yards.
Whiton totaled 97 yards rushing and 130 passing for Perry, now 1-4 and 0-3.
The even nature of the game is evident in total yardage — a 384 to 345 advantage for the Panthers. It was Creston/O-M's "cleanest" game to date, with no turnovers and just two penalties for 10 yards. Perry turned it over twice.
"Perry is a good football team, they've just lost to some really good people," Morrison said. "We knew they'd come in and get after it because this was really their last chance to stay in it for the playoffs."
After beating Greene County, the Bluejays suffered consecutive defeats to ranked Boone and Harlan, and a Glenwood team that had Harlan on the ropes Friday, before traveling to Creston. Perry finishes the district schedule against Lewis Central, Atlantic and ADM.
The Panthers have a tough stretch coming up at Harlan and at home against Glenwood (3-2) before finishing with Winterset and what could be a key district finale against Lewis Central.
The balance in the district is evident by Friday's scores: Lewis Central 13, ADM 3; Harlan 28, Glenwood 24 and in non-district play, Denison-Schleswig 21, Atlantic 14.
(Kyle Wilson, CNA assistant managing editor, contributed to this story.)
Creston/O-M 28, Perry 21
Points by quarter
Perry 7 6 8 0 — 21
Creston/O-M 7 7 7 7 — 28
First Quarter
Cr — Adam Baker 39 run (Conner Pals kick), 11:37
P — Will Whiton 41 run (Cameron Martinez kick), 1:36
Second Quarter
Cr — Trevor Frain 5 run (Pals kick), 10:37
P — Whiton 2 run (kick failed), 6:33
Third Quarter
P — Ben Daniels 63 pass from Whiton (Nic Wilhelmi run), 10:37
Cr — Frain 2 run (Pals kick), 4:56
Fourth Quarter
Cr — Phipps 7 run (Pals kick), 2:18
First downs 15 ... 19
Rushes-yards 41-171 ... 33-197
Passing yards 148 ... 213
Total yards 345 ... 384
Punts-avg. 3-39.3 ... 3-29.0
Return yards 55 ... 71
Fumbles-lost 1-1 ... 3-0
Penalties-yards 4-35 ... 2-10
RUSHING — C/O-M: Adam Baker 24-123, Trevor Frain 8-33, Brandon Phipps 8-14, Maxx Walters 1-4. P: Will Whiton 16-97, Seth Stetzel 8-37, Blake Jans 2-17, Nick Wilhemi 2-9.
PASSING — C/O-M: Phipps 18-23-0 for 213 yards. P: Whiton 12-17-1 for 148 yards.
RECEIVING — C/O-M: Maxx Walters 8-110, Jesse Rathe 2-36, Frain 5-34, Levi Eblen 1-24, Christian Groumoutis 1-9. P: Ben Daniels 8-130, Wilhelmi 2-11.
PUNTS-AVG. — C/O-M: Alex Nielsen 1-25.0, Gavin Leith 2-31.0. P: Daniels 3-39.3.
TACKLE LEADERS (solo-assists) — C/O-M: Trevor Frain 1-11, Seth Maitlen 4-7, Cory Rathe 0-9, Jesse Rathe 2-6, Maxx Walters 2-5, Adam Baker 2-5, Alex Chapman 0-5, Conner Pals 1-2, Gavin Leith 0-3, Tayler Pettit 0-3, Levi Eblen 0-3, Wyatt Thompson 0-2, Alex Tamerius 0-2, Bryce Briley 0-2.
INTERCEPTIONS — C/O-M: Briley 1.
PASS BREAKUPS — C/O-M: Pals 1.
FUMBLE RECOVERIES — C/O-M: C. Rathe 1.
TACKLES FOR LOSS (YARDS) — C/O-M: Chapman 2-3, Frain 1-4, C. Rathe 1-4, J. Rathe 1-2, Maitlen 1-2, Baker 1-2, Eblen 1-1.


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Local officials say a failing intersection in Montgomery County will get some relief from a project in progress: the $200 million Watkins Mill Interchange.
The new interchange will link two unfinished portions of Watkins Mill Road over Interstate 270 in Gaithersburg, less than a mile northwest of the Md. 355-Montgomery Village Avenue intersection. At the new interchange, drivers would be able to enter and exit I-270 from Watkins Mill Road, relieving the intersection of Md. 355 and Montgomery Village Avenue in Gaithersburg.
That intersection is "one of, if not the worst, intersections in the county," said Marilyn Balcombe, president of the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce.
"It's gridlocked at times," she said. "I use that intersection quite regularly and it needs to have some kind of relief."
John Schlichting, director of Gaithersburg's Planning and Code Administration, said the new interchange would provide easier access to the nearby Metropolitan Grove MARC station and future Corridor Cities Transitway stations.
The Corridor Cities Transitway project, still in developmental stages, would be made up of 16 bus rapid transit stations between the Shady Grove Metro station and Clarksburg.
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SHA also must take into account a small stream, which runs parallel to I-270. The stream will be restored as part of the interchange project, Buck said.
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A separate development south of the planned interchange, Watkins Mill Town Center, is also in progress.
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The Parklands, a residential community planned for Watkins Mill Town Center, is under construction. The community will be primarily townhomes and condominiums, he said.
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"'Cordon Bleu' is a French term, literally translated as 'blue ribbon', that originally referred to an award for culinary excellence given to women cooks! The term can now apply to any superior cook (yes, men too), and also to this dish (chicken, ham and Swiss cheese slices, breaded and sauteed). This yummy version adds paprika and a creamy white wine sauce worthy of its own blue ribbon. Two blue ribbon tastes in wedded bliss -- Chicken Cordon Bleu II!"
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This is very good -- but I'd recommend a few changes. First, pound the breasts to half-inch thickness at least (this will let you reduce the 30 min cook time to about 15, max). Then, reduce fat a little by using half butter and half olive oil when you brown (3 tbsp. of each). Oil will keep the butter from burning, too. Third, if you want to eliminate wine, just use 1/2 cup chicken broth (from a can, if needed) -- or just use salted water. No big deal. Last, when I blend the cream at the last stage, I like to add about 1/4 cup fresh chopped basil to the mix -- serve with chopped fresh basil on top, too - or substitute whatever herb you like (fresh is best, but only add it last).
my sauce curdled and was thin and runny. taste was good though
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I made a few changes to this recipe. First, I brushed the chicken with egg and rolled in breadcrumbs instead of flour. Second, I fried the chicken in butter for about 10 minutes until it was nicely browned, then I put it in the oven at 350 for another 20 minutes. Instead of simmering the chicken in the sauce, I whisked the cream,wine, bouillon and cornstarch in a bowl, then simmered it for about 10 min. alone, and spooned it over the chicken.
It turned out fantastic. My fiancee` said this was the best dish I ever made, and he's more of a beef man. Thank you!
I have to add my 5 stars to this one. I scaled this recipe to 24 for a holiday dinner. All ages LOVED this meal served with rice pilaf and roasted asparagus and quartered bella mushroomsi. I recommend an oven roasted, no water added ham, and a good quality wine. After making this again recently, I learned that even a small chicken breast, after pounded and filled, is too large a portion. My 6 adult guests could only eat half of theirs. Going forward, I will slice this into 1 inch rounds (much prettier, too) as pictured in photo number 26. Thanks, Behr.
Not to beat a dead horse, but this dish was fantastic. 4 kids ranging in age from 13 to 7, my wife and I ate the whole thing.
I decided to prepare the chicken with an egg wash and bread crumb mixture added the paprika to the bread crumbs and a pinch of garlic powder. Pan fried in 3 tbs. of butter on all sides and stuck the pan in a 350 degree oven for 20 mins. Prepared the wine, butter and bullion in a saucepan. Mixed the cornstarch and heavy cream in a separate bowl and added to the wine mixture, stirred with a wisk until it came to a boil and thickened. Sliced the cooked chicken into 1 inch rounds and topped with sauce and fresh parsley.
Served with steamed veggies and noodles and a side salad. This will be on the table the next time my in-laws and other dignitaries come to town.
Followed the recipe exactly and it came out perfect! It was wonderful !!! I did however use deli sliced ham and wrapped the cheese up in it so it would not melt out during cooking. See my photo's - Yummy !!! I will definately be making this again and again. Note: Do NOT sub half and half for heavy whipping cream. You will also want to double the sauce - because it is soooo good - Thank you for sharing your recipe
This is an excellent recipe, but I still prefer the look and texture of finishing it in a 350' oven.
I use the "smokiest" ham I can buy and spread a little dijon inside the breasts before rolling (the
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together well and look nice. (And the string never gets lost.)
This chicken is awesome. I exspecially like the white wine sauce. I've tried it with many different wines, and i liked it best with Sauvignon Blanc. Serving it over rice and asparagus makes for a deliciously unified and well-rounded meal. I just tripled the wine and boullion after i took the chicken out and let it cook off a little, then added triple the whipping cream and triple the cornstarch, plus a little paprika for color. Some people point out that the swiss melts out of the chicken, which can be solved by wrapping the swiss in a few thinnly-sliced pieces of ham. This is one of my favorite meals, and it's amazingly easy!
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Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
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Jaime earns title at Hokie Invitational
Monday, October 04, 2010
BLACKSBURG, Va. (Oct. 3, 2010) - ETSU junior Paula Jaime (Madrid, Spain) won the B Flight singles title to lead the women's tennis team at the Virginia Tech Hokie Invitational on Sunday afternoon.
"Overall I'm pleased with the results with the tournament especially with Paula winning her second straight title," said assistant coach Travis Sandlant. "We need to improve our intensity at the beginning of matches and if we do that I think we will improve next week."
Jaime defeated Giovanna Portiolli of Winthrop in the finals 6-2. 6-3. Jaime went a perfect 4-0 on the weekend and also won each match in straight sets. This marks the second tournament title of the fall for Jaime as she also took home a championship at the USC Upstate Fall Invitational just two weeks ago.
Senior Andra Voinea (Brasov, Romania) won three straight matches on the weekend before falling in the finals of the D Flight singles bracket. Voinea was defeated by Angie Sekely of UNC Wilmington 6-7, 7-6, 6-2.
Diana Navrostska (Lviv, Ukraine) earned her second victory of the weekend as she knocked off Nisha Crouser of Davidson 0-6, 6-3, 1-0 (4).
Karina Kedzo (Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela) also picked up a win on Sunday as she defeated Ruxandra Andriescu of James Madison 6-4, 6-3.
The Bucs also got victories in doubles on Sunday as the teams of Holtzhausen/Sheets and Jaime/Kedzo earned wins in the A Flight doubles bracket.
The ETSU women's tennis team will return to action next Friday as they will travel to Elon, N.C. for the Elon Fall Invitational.
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|Lesson Four: Jupiter and Saturn
Jupiter and Saturn form another pair of opposites which can be broadly defined as the principles of expansion and contraction, faith and fear, enthusiasm and inhibition. When these two planets are supporting each other, Saturn will provide structure and shape to the vision and faith of Jupiter. Without Saturn, Jupiter would remain ungrounded and unrealistic, unable to manifest itself in the world. Without Jupiter, there would be no purpose or meaning to the structures created by Saturn. Jupiter is the entrepreneur with the vision, and Saturn is the ability to turn the vision into reality. We need both.
As social planets Jupiter and Saturn describe our experiences of the outside world and what we therefore expect from the world. From a developmental point of view, Jupiter and Saturn begin to come into their own as we stand on the threshold of adulthood. When the time comes for us to engage with the world as adults, to find work and to support ourselves emotionally and financially, we discover that, according to the nature of Jupiter and Saturn in our charts, our assumptions about how easy or difficult this will be, will be confirmed by the world's response.
Audience: So are you saying that, where these two planets are involved, we get what we expect?
Clare: Yes, and this is a very important point. For example, as the principle of faith, enthusiasm and expansion, the world will often 'oblige' by giving us a charmed path according to the Jupiter position in our charts. As the principle of fear and inhibition, Saturn is equally pleased to oblige us by providing the obstacles and difficulties we anticipate, therefore reinforcing our expectations of the world.
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Clare: The short answer to this question is yes, but of course it is not as simple as it sounds because there is a natural balancing mechanism in the psyche between the principles of Jupiter and Saturn, which points to the fact that they need to be equally acknowledged and developed. According to the law of opposites, every polarity, pushed to its extreme, will become its opposite. For example, if we push our luck where Jupiter is concerned, we will eventually become excessively arrogant, overbearing, complacent and careless. This will evoke Saturn, and we will find ourselves alone to the extent that we are excluded, restricted or rejected. On the other hand, if we give Saturn his due, take nothing for granted, take the long hard road, suffer isolation, pessimism and periods of depression, eventually we may find, if we are fortunate, that a deep 'hard won' faith gradually emerges which, built on the hard rock of experience, nobody can take away from us. We will have found Jupiter. Clearly, neither extreme is advisable! We need to develop a positive relationship to both these planets in our birth charts, so that neither one becomes too extreme and each supports the other.
As social planets, Jupiter rules the benevolent face of society and Saturn rules the restrictive face of society. Jupiter rules our civic rights and all the amenities provided by the government or by society for the benefit of civilians: employment protection and equal opportunities laws, child and unemployment benefits, legal aid, hospitals, refuse collection, sports centres, concert halls, libraries, schools and universities. In this sense, Jupiter rules the 'they' whose job it is to provide all these services. As children, or for as long as we remain psychologically infantile, we expect 'them' to be the benevolent parents who provide for all our needs without us having to do anything.
Saturn rules the stern face of society and all the laws and amenities which are put in place for the safety and necessary containment of civilians: the police force and armed services, prisons and detention centres, rules and regulations, law courts, fines, penalties, punishments, imprisonment. As children, or for as long as we remain psychologically infantile, we tend to experience 'them' as restricting critical parents against whom we can rail but who wield power over us as long as we remain under their control.
Ultimately, the principles of Jupiter and Saturn need to be owned and integrated within our own psyches if we are to become psychologically adult. This means that we need to find our own Jupiter, our own god or gods, beliefs and principles which give our lives meaning, and these may in fact be quite different from the culture in which we live. And we need to find our own Saturn, our own inner authority and our own personal laws by which we live. If we can develop these two principles in such a way that they are no longer projected or carried by society for us, then we can make a positive and useful and valuable contribution to the society in which we live.
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