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American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org
National Cancer Institute http://www.cancer.gov
BC Cancer Agency http://www.bccancer.bc.ca
Canadian Cancer Society http://www.cancer.ca
Oral cancer. CancerNet, National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/types/oral . Accessed April 30, 2013.
Tongue cancer. Cancer Research UK website. Available at: http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-help/about-cancer/cancer-questions/tongue-cancer . Accessed April 30, 2013.
Tongue cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/tongue.html . Accessed April 30, 2013.
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Those who died — here, in lower Manhattan or in a Pennsylvania field – whether they were passengers on one of the four planes, workers in the struck buildings or rescue workers, are "heroes forever," the secretary said.
Panetta told the audience about his visit Sept. 10 to the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville. "I was reminded of those horrible moments after the hijacking when the passengers and crew were able to make frantic calls to speak to their loved ones for the last time," he said. "They knew what was at stake, and yet they decided to fight back. Together, they took swift and decisive action to stop yet another attack targeted at the nation's capital."
The action those passengers took that day, the secretary said, is one end of a chain that links them, their survivors, the nation's citizens, and the service members who since that day have stepped up to protect freedom and deny terrorism a safe haven.
"Out of the shock and sadness of 9/11 came a new sense of unity and resolve that this would not happen again. … In trying to attack our strengths, the terrorists unleashed our greatest strength: the spirit and the will of Americans to fight for their country," Panetta said.
Osama bin Laden, the al-Qaida leader who orchestrated the terror, flames and death 9/11, died last year at the hands of American special operations forces. Al Qaeda is still a threat, the secretary said, "but we've dealt them a heavy blow, and we will continue to fight them – in Yemen, in Somalia, in North Africa, wherever they go – to make sure they have no place to hide."
Sept. 11 is now, in America, a day of solemn remembrance, he said.
"Let us renew a solemn pledge to those who died on 9/11 and their families," the secretary said. "It is a pledge we also make to all of those who put their lives on the line and who paid a heavy price for the last 11 years of war. Our pledge is to keep fighting for a safer and stronger future."
Our pledge, he continued, is to ensure that America always remains a government of, by and for the people.
"That pledge, that legacy, makes clear that no one – no one – who died on that terrible day 11 years ago died in vain," Panetta said. "They died for a stronger America."


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Today's Megapickles photograph of a Lake Champlain scene reminds me of a Salvador Dali painting - it just needs a drooping clock hanging over the tree . . .
One thing I do most every evening is go to Megapickles Photoblog (see link in this blog's right hand column), one of my all-time favorite web sites. John H is the website owner. He publishes a photo every day, usually of outdoor subjects but he switched to indoor subjects and even a self-portrait earlier this year after slipping on ice and ending up in a leg cast. Some of his recent photos around Burlington and Lake Champlain meant he had to get up well before dawn and drive around looking for opportunities before heading off to his day job. That job is as a Political Science Professor at St. Michel's College.
Not only does John post a photograph each day but also he includes a note about what music he is listening to at the moment. He has an deep affinity for classic and jazz music - his collection of albums and CD's must be staggering.
I suggest you take a few minutes to poke around his website - I'm confident you will enjoy it and appreciate the amount of work that goes into it. There are many brilliantly composed and rendered photographs there.
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Like most projects it's best to start with an image of what you're trying to acheive. A quick scan of the web found the two images included below, the first is from Weta directly and is in higher res and therefore shows more details. The second is clip from the film which has the gun in a colour I prefer and shows it in a slightly different angle, both will be useful.
I now have a growing collection of costumes and props from the numerous fancy dress parties I've been to. This gun is rather large and I don't like the idea of moving it from house to house as we bounce around so I have decided to ebay it. If you read these instructions and decide that you would like to own this gun now is your opportunity....
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just kidding im amazed you pulled it off at all this is quite the prop :)
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Anyhow! Besides that GREAT instructable. It looks fantastic. Hoping mine will look just as awesome!
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WINTERSET — Creston/O-M's fifth-ranked wrestling team advanced 11 wrestlers — including seven champions — to this week's Class 2A District Tournament in Knoxville.
Near-misses for the Panthers by placing third in the Sectional Tournament Saturday at Winterset were 170-pounder Adam Baker and 220-pounder Cole Tanner. Stone Hammons placed fifth at 106 pounds.
Creston/O-M hosts Class 2A Dual Team Regional action at 6 p.m. Tuesday, and the Panthers advance as sectional champion with 266.5 points. Also advancing is runner-up ADM with 221 points, to finish 31 points ahead of the host Huskies.
Semifinal regional dual pairings Tuesday pit Creston/O-M vs. Clarinda, and Atlantic vs. ADM. The championship match follows with the winner advancing to the Dual State Tournament on Feb. 13. (Pairings are determined by dual team ratings and head-to-head competition, not their finish in the sectional tournament.)
From the other sectional in the Knoxville district, Grinnell was sectional champion with 196 points and five qualifiers, while seventh-ranked Albia advanced seven wrestlers to districts with 190 points in second place.
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From that standpoint, Creston/O-M is the dominant team heading into the district tourney and dual team regional. But, stuck in coach Darrell Frain's craw at the end of the day Saturday was how close he came to taking 13 wrestlers to districts.
"Those are the ones you think about at this point — Adam Baker and Cole Tanner," Frain said. "Both kids at 220 are going to walk through to state next week. We had to have that semifinal match."
Tanner, seeded third, met ninth-ranked Dylan Nelson of ADM in the semifinals and lost 8-4. Nelson was then defeated by sixth-ranked Blake Glenn of Winterset in the finals, 6-1, eliminating Tanner's hopes for a wrestleback for second place.
"Cole got turned in the second period for three nearfall points, and then had to scramble to catch up," Frain said. "He almost got away before we got turned."
Tanner remains a vital part of the dual team lineup with a 32-8 record after winning by fall in Saturday's third-place match.
Likewise for Baker, who lost an ultimate tiebreaker match in his key semifinal match against Trenton Wells of Central Decatur, 8-7. The winning point was awarded for a locked-hands violation as Wells was escaping in the final 30-second tiebreaker period.
"A couple of close calls didn't go our way," Frain said. "We had a takedown at the edge of the mat in overtime that would have ended the match. Both of them got reversals in the double-overtime (30-second) periods. We still have duals, so hopefully everybody will step up."
Sectional champions for the Panthers were Wyatt Thompson (120 pounds), Gage Cheers (126), Jake Marlin (138), Jacob Johnston (145), Trevor Frain (160), Keaton Hulett (195) and Nathan Robinson (285).
Advancing as runners-up were Kruz Adamson (113), Joey Huntington (132), Gavin Leith (152) and Seth Maitlen (182).
Historic quest
Marlin stayed on track for his historic march with a pair of pins. He now has 141 career victories by fall, which is five short of the state record of 146. If he would happen to get two each at the dual regional and district tourney, he would enter the state tournament not only chasing a fourth state championship, but one pin from the all-time record.
Marlin has 37 pins this season, 10 short of the school record of 47 set last year by heavyweight state champ Collin Bevins. Through state duals and the state tournament, Marlin could have as many as 11 matches left. Frain said he is uncertain of the state single-season pin record, after repeated efforts to obtain that information.
Marlin (45-1) also has 191 career victories, just nine short of his goal of 200. T.J. Sebolt of Centerville set the state record of 207, but that may be broken this year by Underwood 126-pounder Andrew Foutch.
"He (Foutch) already broke 200 last week," Frain said. "He won't be in the duals, but he'll wrestle at state."
Challenges ahead
Hulett (43-1) was similarly dominant at 195, winning in two first-period falls.
"He'll have a tough one next week with the Centerville kid (fourth-ranked Riley Denny)," Frain said. "We beat him 4-0 over there at their tournament. The kid struggled to score on Keaton, and Keaton scored on a good takedown and reversal."
Likewise, Trevor Frain rolled through the sectional with two first-period pins, but the going will be tougher at districts. Waiting are No. 2-ranked Brett Leshen of Albia and Grinnell running back Bryce Lidtka, who was ranked earlier this season. Frain (45-2) is ranked fifth.
"Trev and Leshen have never wrestled, but we know he's good," coach Frain said. "Lidtka is a very physical kid."
Maitlen will join a star-studded freshman field in the 182-pound district tourney, led by 10th-ranked Chariton's Carter Isley, who beat No. 8 Colton Spaur of Knoxville in the Albia sectional finals, 11-3. Maitlen advanced by beating state qualifier Ethan Jones of I-35, 5-2.
"He got a quick reversal to set the tone, and three nearfall points on a tilt to win it," Frain said. "That was a huge win for Seth."
Maitlen has two losses by decision to Isley this season after losing by fall in the first meeting.
Leith, seeded third, reached the finals by pinning second-seeded Dillon Rogers of ADM in the semifinals. He then lost a 3-2 decision to 10th-ranked Zach Moss of Winterset.
"That's a kid we'll have to beat next week, because (Griffin) Osing of Albia will probably be the favorite," Frain said. "Gavin wrestled a good match with Moss, but he'll have to find a way to score on his feet."
Key semifinals
Also getting big semifinal wins for the Panthers Saturday were Cheers with a pin, and Huntington with a 6-3 decision over Central Decatur's Colton Ranney, who had beaten him earlier in the season.
Huntington lost by technical fall in the finals to 10th-ranked Ryan Krugler of ADM.
At 113, Winterset's top-ranked Mason Miller earned a hard-fought 4-1 decision over Panther junior Kruz Adamson, who won a 4-2 semifinal match.
"I think Kruz is good enough to beat him if he wrestles like he did the past two weeks," Frain said. "We have to get him back into that state of mind."
Miller is the only rated wrestler in the district field at 113.
Thompson won a 3-1 championship match at 120 over ADM's Bailey Bettazza. Johnston and Robinson sailed to the 145 and heavyweight titles with two pins each.
For districts, two rated wrestlers advanced from Albia at 145 in No. 10 Brody Beck of Grinnell and No. 7 Dalton Folkerts of Albia. There are no rated wrestlers at heayweight. The 120 field includes No. 4. Shadow Leshan of Albia.
Team scoring — 1. Creston/Orient-Macksburg 266.5; 2. ADM (Adel) 221; 3. Winterset 190; 4. Interstate 35 129.5; 5. Central Decatur 124.5; 6. Osceola Clarke 84. (Creston/O-M and ADM advance to dual regional.)
106 — 1. Austin Pontier (I-35) dec. Britton Gibson (Wint), 5-1. Consolation: Kyle Wilkerson (ADM) pinned Landon Spurgin (Clk), 1:01. 5. Stone Hammons (COM).
113 — 1. Mason Miller (Wint) dec. Kruz Adamson (COM), 4-1. Consolation: Trevor Harsh (ADM) tech fall Austin Penick (Clk), 18-1.
120 — 1. Wyatt Thompson (COM) dec. Bailey Bettazza (ADM), 3-1. Consolation: Derek Koster (Wint), bye.
126 — Gage Cheers (COM) pinned Logan Wendt (ADM), :34. Consolation: Jacob Jenkins (Wint) pinned Paul Queck (I-35), 2:59.
132 — 1. Ryan Krugler (ADM) tech fall Joey Huntington (COM), 15-0 (2:54). Consolation: Colton Ranney (CD) pinned Mitchell Holcomb (Wint), 1:15.
138 — 1. Jake Marlin (COM) pinned Zach Johnston (ADM), 1:31. Consolation: Brennon Short (CD) tech fall CW Gordon (Wint), 16-0.
145 — 1. Jacob Johnston (COM) pinned Wyman Reed (CD), :47. Consolation: Justin Wong (ADM) dec. Logan Adair (I-35), 7-6. Wrestleback for 2nd: Reed (CD) major dec. Wong (ADM), 17-6.
152 — 1. Zach Moss (Wint) dec. Gavin Leith (COM), 3-2. Consolation: Dillon Rogers (ADM) pinned Darin Martin (CD), 5:49.
160 — 1. Trevor Frain (COM) pinned Sam Plagman (ADM), 1:11. Consolation: Trenton Carson (CD) pinned Zach Beem (I-35), 4:37.
170 — 1. Jacob Bair (Clk) by injury default over Trenton Wells (CD). Consolation: Adam Baker (COM) major dec. Russell Phillips (Wint), 4:34.
182 — 1. Jordan Grove (ADM) pinned Seth Maitlen (COM), 1:12. Consolation: Ethan Jones (I-35) pinned Joey Blakely (Wint), :38.
195 — 1. Keaton Hulett (COM) pinned Tyler Lester (I-35), 1:38. Consolation: Darold Baker (ADM) pinned Nick Tank (Wint), 5:37.
220 — 1. Blake Glenn (Wint) dec. Dylan Nelson (ADM), 6-1. Consolation: Cole Tanner (COM) pinned Jacob Roach (CD), 1:12.
285 — 1. Nathan Robinson (COM) pinned Roberto Ventura (Clk), :43. Consolation: Bobby Heilman (I-35) pinned Trystan Pitsenbarger (ADM), 3:27.


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The third National Event for the 2012-13 Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) season is set to take place in Frisco, Texas February 22-24 and 11 Rush teams will be in attendance. Below, directors for the three Rush clubs in the ECNL, Colorado, Texas and Virginia, preview the weekend.
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|SLSG - 5th in Midwest
|Minnesota Thunder - 4th in Midwest
"This weekend kicks off an 8 game schedule of the next month," said Matt Mittelstaedt, Director of ECNL for Virginia Rush. "Getting off to a great start this weekend will carry huge momentum into the reminder of our conference schedule. We have been talking about making a end of season run with the girls and it all starts this weekend."
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In the next three decades, Hillary Clinton—smarter, tougher, and more get-it-done pragmatic than her talk-it-out husband—engineered Bill Clinton's climb to the White House and later reached for that pinnacle herself in 2008. She is now a successful secretary of State who has traveled tirelessly to a record 100 countries in the service of her trusting boss, President Obama. She is, hands down, the most influential woman in Washington.
It's been a long road. She was a liability in 1980 when voters tossed Bill from the Governor's Mansion and an asset in 1982 when she willed him to a career-reviving return to office. Her loyalty saved his political career during sex scandals in 1992 and 1998. Her rigid and cloistered leadership of the 1993 health care debate harmed her husband's presidency. On matters of politics and policy, Hillary Clinton was one of the most influential first ladies in U.S. history.
Rivals in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, Clinton and Obama went on to establish a strong relationship built more on mutual respect than friendship. Obama admires her work ethic and loyalty, and believes that her fame burnishes his foreign-policy agenda. In their shared worldview, defense of democratic rights (Libya) is tempered by cold pragmatism about what U.S. power can achieve (Syria and Pakistan). The secretary argued privately for more troops in Afghanistan and Iraq but faithfully executed the decision to wind down the wars. Clinton, 64, will not serve a second term at State, but her influence is bigger than any title, if for no other reason than this: She is the most credible successor to Obama.
Spokesman Philippe Reines says that Clinton didn't have time to discuss her most-influential ranking with National Journal. "If she rates the list again next year," he said in an e-mail, "she'll have nothing but free time." Don't buy that. I've covered the Clintons since the mid-1980s—long enough to know and respect Hillary Clinton as much as anybody in Washington. Long enough to believe that America will get another chance to elect a woman long ago tagged the "right Clinton."
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Dianne Feinstein occupies that rare and enviable space for a politician: She's both popular back home and powerful in Washington. The California Democrat is running for her fourth full term in the Senate this year, but running is an overstatement. It's more of a saunter. She hasn't faced a serious challenge in a decade, and she finished atop a 24-person field in June's open primary, with her closest rival a woeful 37 percentage points behind. In an interview, she conceded, "I think there's a very good chance I'll be reelected" this year.
That electoral security has given Feinstein, 79, the freedom to operate as a political player in Washington. These days, she chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee at a time of drone strikes, cyberwarfare, and counterterrorism intelligence-gathering. A moderate Democrat from a very blue state, she has shown a willingness to buck the party line, such as calling the recent "avalanche of leaks" of classified intelligence "very disturbing." The issue had been mostly seized on by Republicans accusing the White House of doling out details for political gain.
But Feinstein has managed to stay in favor in the highest echelons of the Democratic Party. It was in her living room, after all, that Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton met face-to-face in 2008 for the first time after Obama became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. And as chairwoman of the Senate Rules Committee in 2009, she presided over Obama's inauguration ceremonies.
Throughout her tenure, she has been a Senate bellwether, sometimes on legislation and sometimes, as a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, on whether judges will be confirmed. "I've always felt that the thing that counts is being very practical," Feinstein says.
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Sunday, April 14, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (April 14, 2002) - East Tennessee State's baseball team completed a Southern Conference sweep for the second weekend in a row, finishing off VMI this afternoon with an 8-3 win over the Keydets at Cardinal Park. Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) struck out a career-high 13 in eight innings to pick up the win, while Chad Boruff (Knoxville, Tenn.) went 4-for-4 at the plate with two home runs to lead the Buccaneers to the win. Boruff struck for his first round-tripper in the first, blasting a shot over the wall in left after Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) had reached on an error by the VMI second baseman. ETSU (14-20, 7-8 SoCon) bumped its lead up to 5-0 after a three-run fourth. Boruff and Kirk Keithley (Peroia, Ill.) started the inning with infield singles before Jeremy Terry (Cumberland, Ky.) brought both runners home with a triple down the line in right. Ryan Hyder (Erwin, Tenn.) then plated Terry with a sacrifice fly to right. Another three-spot in the seventh gave the Bucs a commanding 8-0 lead. With one out Moore again reached on an error by the second baseman and this time it was Brandon Cross (Bluff City, Tenn.) who brought him home, launching his second home run of the weekend to left. Boruff followed with his second blast of the day to make it 8-0. Turner was in control for most of the game, at one point striking out eight of 10 hitters early in the contest. VMI (8-24, 0-14 SoCon) got to Turner for a run in the eighth when the Keydets got doubles from Ben Rand and Andy Barden. VMI got two more in the ninth. Pinch-hitter Matt Cage led off and was hit by the pitch, forcing Turner from the game. Jarrod Hyder (Elizabethton, Tenn.) came on in relief and promptly gave up an RBI double to Duke Acors. He later scored on a sac fly from Jon Hadra before Hyder got Zach Kennedy to ground out to end the game. Boruff led the 11-hit ETSU attack, with his four hits giving him three RBIs and three runs scored. Acors had a pair of hits to lead VMI. Turner picked up his second win of the year, allowing two runs and six hits in his eight innings, striking out 13 against just one walk. VMI starter Phil Hendrix allowed 10 hits and all eight runs in his 6.1 innings to take the loss for the Keydets. Next on the schedule for the Bucs will be a trip to Knoxville to take on Tennessee on Wednesday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m.
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The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusader softball team improved to 9-0 on the season with a 6-1 victory over the Curwensville Golden Tide Thursday afternoon at Benzinger Park.
The Lady Crusaders used a three-run fifth inning to secure the victory. Elk was up 3-1 at that time.
The Lady Crusaders were led offensively by Rachel Stauffer with a triple and two singles. Taylor DaCanal had a triple and a double. Both Stauffer and DaCanal had two RBIs each. Taylor Schlimm had the other hit for Elk, a single.
Members of Local Labor Union 2448 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers [IAMAW] voted overwhelmingly Saturday night to go on strike against Clarion Sintered Metals [CSM] in order to obtain their goals of less mandatory overtime, a better pension plan and the same percentage wage for workers.
ST. MARYS – The St. Marys City Police Department reports investigating a two-vehicle crash that occurred on Bucktail Road (SR 120) on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. that claimed the life of Frederick K. Beck, age 74, of Emporium.
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WILCOX – During Wednesday morning's East Branch Dam Safety Project stakeholders meeting, representatives from the U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, discussed updates of the project to area residents, local partners and other agency personnel.
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KANE – It took more than two hours Wednesday to crown the champions in the second annual Spelling Bee at the Kane Middle School auditorium.
Matt Johnson, a fifth-grader from the Johnsonburg Elementary School, took first place in the division for fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students.
Bobby Rumcik, a third-grader in the Kane Elementary School, won the division for second and third-grade students. He won the same division last year as a second-grader.
Lindsey Kocjancic, a fifth-grade student in Johnsonburg, finished second in the division for fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Municipal Authority [JMA] voted unanimously in favor of purchasing a new dump truck during Tuesday night's regular meeting.
Manager Lisa Sorg presented quotes for three trucks. Officials decided on a 2012 Ford F-550 Regular Cab 4x4 from Murray Ford. The total cost of the truck after the trade-in and up-fitting price is $47,277.96.
The Authority received $28,094 for the trade-in of their eight-year-old truck.
Official Ed Gapinski said the old truck has been "nothing but heartache" since its purchase.
Edith P. Zambanini, 103, of Ridgway, passed away Tuesday, April 17, 2012, at Elk Haven Nursing Home, surrounded by her loving family.
She was born Oct. 11, 1908, in Byrnedale, the daughter of the late Arthur and Angeline Ronca Busatto. On July 5, 1925, she married Senatore Zambanini, he predeceased her in 1980. She was a member of St. Leo's Catholic Church. She loved spending time with her family and enjoyed playing cards, bingo and going to the casino.
Eugene R. "Herbie" Tassone, 86, of 526 Penn St., Johnsonburg, died Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at Elk Regional Health Center in St. Marys following a lengthy illness.
He was born on Aug. 16, 1925 in Johnsonburg, son of the late Salvatore "Sam" and Ellen Vavala Tassone. On April 26, 1952, in Holy Rosary Church in Johnsonburg, he married Agnes Gapinski, who survives.
He resided in Johnsonburg all his life and was a 1944 graduate of Johnsonburg High School. He was a member of the Holy Rosary Church, Holy Name Society, Johnsonburg Senior Center, and the Knights of Columbus.
Thomas M. Grumley Sr., 91, of 204 Jefferson Ave., Ridgway, passed away Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at 12 noon at Elk Regional Health Center.
He was born Aug. 10, 1920, in Johnsonburg, the son of John and Elizabeth Miller Grumley. On July 26, 1947, he married Geraldine "Jerry" M. Nelson, she survives. Mr. Grumley had been a Ridgway resident since 1957. He was a member of St. Leo's Catholic Church, the American Legion, a longtime member of the Johnsonburg Sportsmen's Club and a life member of the Johnsonburg V.F.W. Grumley-Tucci-Pavlina Post 6301.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 10, 2011) -
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A TALENTED young football player has been offered a prestigious scholarship at an American university where she will get the opportunity to realize her sporting dreams.
Ellis Parsons has been playing football since the tender age of eight and throughout the years the keen sportswoman has played for Cardiff Ladies and is currently in the Wales Under-19s squad.
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Tuesday, February 18, 2003GREENSBORO, N.C. (Feb. 18, 2003) - East Tennessee State rallied from a 19 point second half deficit to post a 75-73 victory over UNC Greensboro Tuesday night in Southern Conference men's basketball action in Fleming Gymnasium. ETSU's Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) blocked UNCG's Ray Bristow's layup at the buzzer to secure the victory for the Buccanneers. UNCG (7-18, 3-10 SoCon) took a 35-33 advantage into the intermission and quickly established control of the game in the second half. With UNCG holding onto a slim 47-41 lead at the 13:05 mark, the Spartans then went on a 15-2 run capped off by a Jay Joseph 3-pointer to take a commanding 62-43 lead with just 9:36 left in regulation. Without hesitation, momentum swung ETSU's way after Joseph's 3-pointer. The Bucs promptly went on a 16-2 run to climb back within five points, 64-59, at the 4:53 mark. The Spartans buckled down and appeared to stave off the Bucs's rally as Joseph buried another 3-pointer for a 67-59 lead. A Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) layup and four Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.) free throws later, the Bucs were within one point, 67-66. UNCG held its lead until Smith stole the ball from James Maye and drove for an uncontested layup to tie the game at 73-73 with just 14 seconds left in regulation. A second UNCG turnover in as many possessions ended with ETSU's Ryan Lawson (Rogersville) getting fouled and going to the free throw line. Lawson calmly sank both free throws to give the Bucs' their first lead since a 29-28 lead at the 4:01 mark of the first half. With just eight ticks left on the clock, Bristow pushed the ball up the floor for the Spartans and seemingly had a clear path to the bucket. ETSU's Fields came from the right side of the court and blocked Bristow's layup at the buzzer. Smith led all scorers with a career-high 29 points. The freshman hit 10-of-18 from the floor and 8-of-11 from the free throw line. Wadood recorded a double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds. Fields added 19 points and nine rebounds in the win. Maye led UNCG with 19 points and four assists. Maye's 19 points gives the senior 1,506 career points, becoming just the third Spartan player in school history to eclipse the 1,500 point plateau. In addition to Maye, Joseph added 16 points while connecting on a pair of 3-pointers. Ray Bristow added 12 points and four steals, while Josh Gross chipped in with 10 points and six rebounds. Joseph's two 3-pointers improves his streak of consecutive games with atleast one made 3-pointer to a school record 28 games. ETSU held a convincing 39-28 advantage over UNCG on the glass. The Bucs also connected on 20-of-25 free throws in the game compared to UNCG's 8-of-11. UNCG returns to the hardwood again on Saturday, February 22 at VMI. Tip-off is slated for 1 pm in Cameron Hall. ETSU travels to Western Carolina on Saturday for a 7 pm tip against the Catamounts.
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Bridgeport Hospital recently announced three new appointments: Umer Darr, MD, Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery; Brian DeBroff, MD, Ophthalmology, chief of Ophthalmology; and Alisa Savetamal, MD, Surgery, medical director of the Connecticut Burn Center.
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Tuesday, May 27, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 27, 2003) - Having already been named to the All-Southern Conference first team by the league's coaches, East Tennessee State junior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) has earned the same honor from the Southern Conference Sports Media Association. Howdeshell had a stellar first season in a Buccaneer uniform, immediately ranking among the best middle infielders in the Southern Conference. Andy was the only Buccaneer to play in all 51 games of the season, starting 26 games at shortstop and 25 games at second base. He ranked among the SoCon leaders in many categories, finishing sixth in the SoCon in batting average (.354), seventh in hits (74), fifth in home runs (10) and slugging percentage (.593) and fourth in total bases (124) and hit by pitch (11). Led the team in each of those categories as well, but also led the Bucs in runs scored (40), doubles (14), triples (3), RBI (33), and on-base percentage (.435). He finished second on the squad with nine stolen bases. Howdeshell is the first Buccaneer to be named first-team All-SoCon since outfielder Nathan Copeland earned the honor in 2001.
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