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Haha at missing that push-off by LeBron. Absurd.
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Haha at missing that push-off by LeBron. Absurd.
Exact same thing Paul did but more obvious
David West is a baaaad man.
Just give it to West and get out of the effing way.
Lebron throwing out his forearm. No call.
How is David West not an All-Star again?
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
I really hate NBA refs.
Frank Vogel says "Killer instinct, start strong, build a lead and then step on their throats."
I wish ill on every Heat "fan" in Conseco. I really do.
Has there ever been a bigger group of whiners than the Heat?
oh these kids getting angry. love that.
How do you even complain when you get every single call
I dont get it. You whine about Vogel calling for West ISOs because it's too predicable. Now are you for it? I hope so putting your players in a position to best utilize there skill is just common sense and it would be idiotic not to run the offense though West and that includes ISOs.
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Smart pass by Hill and then West.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Man, are we in LeBron's head or what? I like Lance, but there's no way LeBron shouldn't dominate him in the post.
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Same play they called a foul on Paul on. With Barry obviously going out of his way to say how the refs were right.
Didn't hear a thing here.
And yet Heat players are complaining about every call, even when they trip a guy.
Let me add: wohohooooooooo we're playing great right now
He is on fire today why not? I would say the same thing if OJ was on fire.
we are kicking their asses. and these clowns show the replay of lebron alley oop. **** espn.


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Tangerine Olive Oil Pound Cake
Like most ordinary people, I never thought of using olive oil in sweet preparations. Baking with olive oil was something relegated to vegan freaks who senselessly denied themselves the pleasure of butter. But a stint at an anonymous restaurant under a talented pastry chef would change all of that (well, maybe not the part about vegans).
Let's call the chef Giulietta (spelled the Italian way, which she was) and the restaurant Pome (for no particular reason). Giulietta's parents owned an Italian olive oil ranch, and Giulietta would bring back bottles of freshly-pressed oil to use in her creations at Pome, the most transcendent of which was her olive oil ice cream. A bite of the softly frozen custard tasted not of oil or even olives, as one might expect, but mysteriously fruity, like a crisp-ripe pear, only more subtle. It was that ice cream that got me through what felt like an eternity (but was really only 6 weeks) of hellish nights spent frantically plating desserts, being vibed by stressed-out servers, and cleaning up after my evil co-worker who would unfailingly leave our pastry sink overflowing with her day's worth of prep dishes before skipping off to her evening plans. (Not that I'm bitter or anything.)
We were technically not allowed to eat during our 8-hour shift (more like 12-16 hours for the savory cooks), but occasionally I would sneak a scoop (or 5) of this heavenly ice cream when I thought no one was looking. I rationalized it as research since I would taste it against the pristine assortment of fruit we would have in house during the late summer: tropically scented fraises des bois, floral white peaches, vibrant mulberries, juicy figs, and buttery pears.
I scribbled down the recipe and stuck it in my glasses case for safekeeping; and there the recipe remains all these years later. Although I look at it nearly every day (once I have my glasses on, that is), I have yet to give it a go in my home. Perhaps I would had I parents who produced top-notch olive oil, or were a bottle gifted to me by some kind soul (and I would totally give you some, too!).
But until then, I will have to satisfy myself with this olive oil cake, which, despite using a lot of pretty good olive oil, doesn't need to have the very best poured into it to taste amazing.
These days, olive oil sweets seem to be the new hip thing, with everyone and their glacier drizzling it over ice cream and pots de crème, emulsifying it into chocolate truffles, and baking it into cakes, cookies and scones. Tantalizing recipes are popping up everywhere: there's the chocolate-studded rosemary cake from Good to the Grain, via Heidi Swanson, a rosemary cornmeal cake in David L's new book, Ready for Dessert, a sherry cake in Pure Dessert, and Lindsey Shere's iconic Sauternes cake in Chez Panisse Desserts, and citrus-scented chiffon cakes in Sunday Suppers at Lucques and Deborah Madison's Seasonal Fruit Desserts.
But somehow, back in December when the markets were aglow with boxes of bright orange 'cuties,' I got it into my head to make a clementine-olive oil pound cake, and none of the aforementioned recipes seemed like they would be good springboards for creating one. I wanted something more dense and pound cake-like than these other guys, and I was too lazy to just make something up.
Meanwhile, the clementines came and went, and I had moved on to date puddings, chocolate cakes, and apple crisples. But one morning I opened my laptop and clicked over to Smitten Kitchen (like I do most mornings), and there, staring at me, was a blood orange olive oil cake, baked in a loaf pan, garnished with a billow of whipped cream and ruby blood orange supremes. The recipe came from A Good Appetite, by renowned food editor Melissa Clark.
I wasted no time in making it, to the recipe (only I goofed in my haste to get it in the oven and into my tummy and added a tablespoon more buttermilk than I was supposed to have). But when I cut into the cake, I was disappointed. I may have overbaked it (the 'press test' doesn't work on this cake, which will seem underdone at the top center when it is actually finished baking) but the cake seemed a bit drier, lighter and less flavorful than I would have liked. This was possibly due to my own foibles, and I probably should have just made it again.
But then I went to Rainbow and noticed the huge variety of tangerine-like things still in season. Five or so different bins brimmed with orbs in various shades of orange. The brightest were the fremonts, the size of small oranges, and when I scratched the skin a bit with my nail, the aroma released smelled like sunshine-bathed flowers.
So I baked the cake again, but with tangerine zest, juice and supremes instead. While I was at it, I dialed down the leavening for a denser texture, doubled the salt, swapped the buttermilk for richer crème fraîche, added a splash of orange blossom water, and finally changed the mixing method so that I didn't end up with lumpy batter. I tested the cake with a skewer this time, which came out clean even when the top center still seemed wet.
And so evolved the tangerine-olive oil pound cake of my dreams. It tastes and feels like a quintessential pound cake: moist and springy but sturdy. It bursts with flavor from sunny tangerines, with an undertone of something else mysterious, which you'd never guess was olive oil. It keeps brilliantly for many days, and is equally at home wrapped up in a lunch bag or at a picnic or on a plate with creamy adornment. The supremes (segments of the fruit cut free of the membrane) get stirred into the final batter and, when baked, form little moist pockets of tangeriney goodness, something I never would have thought of doing.
So, many thanks to Deb and Melissa Clark for a fabulous springboard recipe, all the pioneering pastry chefs who think outside the bottle. I never thought I'd say this, but thanks even to Pome, for driving me to gorge on olive oil ice cream all those years ago.
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Tangerine Olive Oil Pound Cake
Adapted from A Good Appetite via Smitten Kitchen
Makes one 9x5" loaf, 8 - 10 servings
Use any tangerine you like for this cake, such as pages, murcotts, tangelos, fremonts, clementines or honeys; larger fruits will be easier to supreme, so bear that in mind when choosing. Or try blood or regular oranges, or even a grapefruit, pomelo, or meyer lemons; all pair nicely with olive oil. For the olive oil, use something flavorful, but not über-expensive; unless money is no object to you, or your parents own an olive oil farm. I liked the richness that the crème fraîche lent to the cake, and having extra to dollop on the finished cake (you can easily make your own), but you can substitute sour cream, buttermilk or plain, whole milk yogurt if you you prefer.
1 scant pound tangerines (3 small-orange-sized)
1 cup (7 ounces) sugar
1/3 cup crème fraîche
1 teaspoon orange flower water (it's fine to leave this out if you don't have any)
3 large eggs
2/3 cup extra virgin olive oil (see headnote)
1 3/4 cups (7 3/4 ounces) all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
whipped cream, crème fraîche, extra tangerine supremes, and/or super good olive oil, for serving (optional)
Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 350º. Line a 9x5" loaf pan with a sling of parchment paper (or grease the pan well).
Zest 2 1/2 of the tangerines into a large bowl with the sugar. Rub with your fingers until the sugar is evenly moistened. Set aside.
Supreme the tangerines:
Cut off the top and bottom of a tangerine. Place a cut side down, and use a sharp knife to pare away the skin and pith in a downward motion, following the curve of the fruit (see photo in post, above). Once you've removed all the skin and pith, hold the tangerine in your hand, over a bowl to catch the abundant juice, and cut into the fruit, next to the membrane, to remove segments from their casings (see the other photo, above). These are called 'supremes.' Squeeze the juice out of the remaining lump of membrane and discard. Repeat with the remaining tangerines. Break the supremes up into 1/4" pieces and place in a strainer set over a bowl to drain them a bit.
Measure out 1/3 cup of tangerine juice (if for some reason you have less than that, squeeze another tangerine to get that amount, or use extra crème fraîche to make up the difference). Whisk in the crème fraîche and orange flower water and set aside.
Whisk the eggs into the zesty sugar to combine, then the olive oil. In a medium bowl, sift or whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
Whisk 1/3 of the dry ingredients into the sugar/egg/oil mixture until smooth. Whisk in half of the crème fraîche mixture until combined. Repeat until you've used up all the stuff. Stir in the tangerine supremes.
Pour the batter into the parchment-lined loaf pan, and bake until deeply golden on top and a tester (i.e., sharp knife or toothpick or skewer) inserted into the center comes out clean, about 1 hour 15 minutes. (The 'press' test didn't work for me here; the center top seemed underbaked, but the tester came out clean regardless and the cake was perfectly baked. So use the darn tester, ok?)
Let the cake cool completely in the pan, about 1 hour. Use the parchment to lift out the cake.
This cake keeps well for up to 4 days. Serve slices plain, or with a bit of crème fraîche, tangerine supremes, and a drizzle of super-good olive oil.
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I'm waiting for my cake to come out of the oven. Thank you for this recipe, Alanna. So fresh and fruity was the batter. I can only imagine what the cake will be like. I will know shortly. Yay!ReplyDelete
Wow, you didn't waste a moment. So glad to hear it came out well (as per your comment under the whiskey brownies). Cheers!ReplyDelete
This really looks beautiful! I gave up using canola oil (oh, probably going on two years ago now) and regularly sub in olive oil in baked things that called for "neutral oil" like waffles, pancakes or granola. But... I've never used it in an actual cake - though you are right, I have been seeing them around with greater frequency lately. I can't wait to make this! It looks like something that would also keep well - which is essential for me. Nice Work!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the kind words! I agree re: canola oil - I stopped using it, too, when I found out what scary stuff it can potentially be, though I usually use sunflower oil as my 'neutral oil', as per Heidi Swanson's recommendation. This cake does keep very well - hope you enjoy it if/when you give it a go.ReplyDelete
Mmmmmm. I'm afraid to make this because I know I'll eat the whole cake in one sitting. Olive oil cake is wonderful - moist and rich.ReplyDelete
You're not fooling anyone, Ms. Bean. : )ReplyDelete
yum oh yum!ReplyDelete
you + butter = my waist line does not decrease!
soooo good! even my super picky husband couldn't get enough of this!
I think tangerines and grapefruits are so underused as citrus. I love tangerines, maybe more than oranges, especially in ice cream. And olive oil has turned into my second most used ingredient (after salt). This is a gorgeous recipe! I made an olive oil ice cream from Dorie Greenspan, but I bet the quality of the one they had at the restaurant made all the difference.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, I'm a huge grapefruit fan, too! Have you seen the grapefruit olive oil cake in the Smitten Kitchen Cookbook? It looks amazing! Thanks for the kind comment, Paula. :)Delete


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"Come Home to Mama" (Martha Wainwright)
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Your new main job location is at least 50 miles farther from your former home than your old main job location was from your former home. (For example, if your old job was 3 miles from your former home, your new job must be at least 53 miles from that former home.)
Time Test
If you are an employee, you must work full time for at least 39 weeks during the first 12 months after you arrive in the general area of your new job location. Count only your full-time work as an employee.
Moving household & personal effects
You may deduct cost of packing, crating, and transporting your household goods and personal effects and those of the members of your household. You can include the cost of storing and insuring household goods and personal effects within any period of 30 consecutive days after the day your things are moved from your former home and before they are delivered to your new home.
Traveling expenses
Not meals; shortest, most direct route available by conventional transportation
Travel by car
- Use actual expense (such as gas and oil for your car) if you keep an accurate record of each expense
- Or Standard Mileage Rates per IRS guidelines (attach mileage log or MapQuest type documentation), parking fees, toll, and lodging.
Non-Reimbursable Moving Expenses
Carleton College cannot reimburse for the following items as non-taxable moving expenses:
- Pre-move house hunting expenses
- Temporary living expenses
- Meal expenses
- Any part of general repairs, general maintenance, insurance, or depreciation for your car
- Expenses of buying or selling a home
- Expenses of getting or breaking a lease
- Security deposits (including any given up due to the move)
- Home improvements to help sell your home
- Loss on the sale of your home
- Mortgage penalties
- Losses from disposing of memberships in clubs
- Any part of the purchase price of your new home
- Real estate taxes
- Car tags
- Driver's license
- Refitting carpets and draperies
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text: Front Back Front left (detail) Front right (detail) Stylus (detail) View larger Sony PS-LX300USB LP-to-digital recording system with USB output Item #: 158LX3HUSB 27 Reviews This item is no longer available. Shop all Turntables Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Loren Barstow Bring your record collection into the digital age with the Sony PS-LX300USB. This fully automatic turntable gives you everything you need to transfer your vinyl albums to a Windows® PC. The USB output connects directly to your computer, and the included Audio Studio software makes it easy to transfer songs and optimize their sound quality. Save your music as MP3 or WAV files that you can store on your computer or download to your favorite portable player. You can also make the 'LX300USB part of your main music system, thanks to the standard stereo outputs and built-in phono preamp. Product Highlights:USB outputbuilt-in phono preamp with bypass switchfully automatic operation33-1/3 and 45 rpm playback speedsfront-mounted controlsincludes moving magnet cartridgebelt drive systemremovable, hinged dust coverincludes Audio Studio softwarewow & flutter: 0.25%attached 28" RCA audio cable16-1/2"W x 3-11/16"H x 14-1/8"Dwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteecompatible with Windows XP and Vista only Sony PS-LX300USB Reviews Average Customer Review: 27 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Replacement Turntable Written By S. B, Fernandina Beach FL on Thursday, March 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My old turntable did not survive a long-distance move, and I have preserved my top 100 or so LP's. The Sony was priced right and discounted for being repackaged. It arrived looking brand-new with factory package intact inside the Crutchfield box. Except for a minor problem with the instructions, it was easy to install. After hours of use, I can say it operates perfectly and earns a 5-star rating. Cons: Registering the product for warranty at the Sony Web site was a bit of a nuisance -- too many questions -- but you have to do that only once. Was this review helpful? Yes No albums sound great Written By Craig M., ocala florida on Thursday, February 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Albums sound so good very pleased. Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony USB turntable Written By Ken C, Salem, SC on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The unit works, but not exactly as described. The hardware is ok. The software loaded easily, but it will not play through my computer's speakers. The instructions seem complete, even specifying my computer's software system, but the commands for the steps do not exist. I had to purchase a cheap amplifier to be able to hear what I was recording. Further, it took several tries before I got the hang of it. The recording does not start until several seconds after you start it, so I stepped on the music on my first few attempts. I recommend you find a unit that has built in speakers and instruction written by someone who has not only actually seen Windows 7 but speaks English. Pros: Looks good, recording quality was ok, once I figured it out. Cons: Speaker cords fixed to back of unit and too short to reach my computer. Instructions for setup of software beyond the basics (which were automatic) stink. Was this review helpful? Yes No True to other reviews Written By Pam, El Cerrito, Ca on Friday, December 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Simple, straightforward, gentle touch on the vinyl. Good player for listening to old albums but not for real audiophiles. That's ok with me for now. Pros: Simple, reliable, gentle touch w vinyl Cons: None- good turntable for the price. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Fantastic Written By Anonymous, Southwick, MA on Thursday, December 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Sony PS-LX300USB came with a limited amount of parts which took about 20 minutes to set up. The sound is exactly what you'd expect of a record player. It also came with Sony's Audio Tools, allowing you to record and enhance all of your records, which can be saved directly to your computer via the USB cable provided. Overall I am very happy with this product. Pros: -Limited parts -Great sound -Worth the money Cons: -Instructions were relatively confusing Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300US Written By Rim, Louisville, Ky on Monday, December 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've wanted a turntable for my records for along time. I wasn't sure what to buy, but with the reviews on this web site, I felt good about the product and Crutchfield. I was not disappointed. It plays like a dream and is very easy to use. You can't beat this company for their desire to help you make the right decision. Pros: easy to use with a great price Cons: none so far 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By George S, Rincon,GA on Monday, September 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great Quaility, superior sound Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes No Fantastic Written By Frank, Apex, NC on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Incredible audio quality. This player really does a great job of playing the old vinyl records. Easy to use. Pros: great sound quality Cons: picks up vibrations if too close to speaker, had to put a cushion under it. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony Turntable Written By Peter, Montpelier , VT on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) excellent turntable,, love it !!!! thanks for the great price and the perfect shipping !!!! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great player! Written By Katie, Greenwood, VA on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got it for my husband as a gift. Great sound quality and features. Was this review helpful? Yes No easy to use turntable Written By DanW, Clinton, SC on Thursday, May 30, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am having so much fun with that automatic turntable (Sony:PSLX300USB) I ordered in February of this year. I have been listening to hundreds of old albums that I hadn't heard in twenty or thirty (and longer!) years. I've had three surgeries in my wrists, so my old manual turntables were of no use to me. However, with this device, I just "push a button". (Great!) I am completely satisfied! 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Nice turntable Written By Alex, Lake Forest, Illinois on Sunday, March 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely perfect..for transferring records to digital formats...done a few already for other people who have albums that are not available on cd. This turntable bridges formats of the past to format availabel now and in the future...Great turntable easy to set up Pros: Easy to set up and use... Cons: I will never live long enough to convert all my albums to digital!!! 7 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Love this thing. Written By John K., Indianapolis, IN on Saturday, February 23, 2013 I've had this model for a couple of years, and aside from switching out the stylus once in a while, I've had no problems whatsoever. I am a Mac user, so the software disc was useless to me. However, you do not need the included software to convert your vinyl to mp3. Most audio software out there (everything from ProTools all the way down to Audacity) can be used with this model as long as you know how to adjust the settings on your computer and within the software. I used Adobe Soundbooth (now called Audition) and it worked perfectly. I don't use this feature much, but I like having it as an option when I find a piece of vinyl worth converting. As to the overall sound of the turntable, this is far from "audiophile" grade, with the sound being a little flat (the highs are what I miss the most, but that could be my receiver or speakers -- I can't say for sure), but the listening experience is not overly tinny and definitely is listenable if you run it through an average receiver and speakers. I'm using an old Kenwood receiver through Pioneer floor speakers and it's fine. Again, not an audiophile here. Maybe someday when I'm independently wealthy, I'll upgrade everything. For now, this is a great solution with a reliable name. I've used Sony products for years. Worth every penny. Pros: Option to record over USB works great with other software; pre-amp is built-in with an easy-to-find switch in the back. Great for beginners or for people just getting back into vinyl after many years. Easy to use. Cons: Cartridge, alignment, skate, and tracking pressure are all faculty pre-set, and that's pretty much what you get. No real way to customize this. But if you want those things, you're probably not seriously considering a turntable at this price point. 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Even the Girlfriend can work it! Written By Nathan, San Tan Valley, AZ on Friday, November 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Out of the box and into use! Great player. My girlfriend was able to work it first try! Pros: great easy tho use! Cons: the RCA cables are a little short. 1 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Service Written By Cass, Massachesetts on Thursday, October 18, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After a partial set-up of my new Onkyo receiver I started to get a little "befuttled" over some of the instructions. I called Crutchfield and was transferred to a technician. He walked me through every detail until the set up was complete!! He was very patient and very knowledgeable. I am so glad that my son-in-law turned me on to Crutchfield. It was a great experience all around! Thanks so much. Pros: Fantastic technical advice Cons: None that I know of. 5 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By Anonymous, Phoenix, AZ on Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works well, but the include software does not work on my iMac computer. 1 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No sony usb turntable Written By Anonymous, roch,ny on Sunday, February 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) it as been alot of fun replaying what i thought was "lost" forms of entertainment.playing for my kids a"what is that black disc" Pros: A good sounding,recorded album,after setup Cons: it took a while to figure out the software 3 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By Chuck, Indio, CA on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Unit works very well. Reasonable price and easy to set up. Pros: Price, easy to operate. Cons: None 1 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Not a good value Written By Charlie G, Columbia, MD on Thursday, November 03, 2011 I was so happy to find an inexpensive way to transfer my old albums, but quickly found that the software was difficult to use. Lots of "options" to separate tracks, that the software recognizes as one song, was very difficult to use. As a result I have several "sides" as opposed to "songs" on my Ipod. Another issue was that I couldn't get the sound to work with my PC. Despite trying several changes in settings, I couldn't get it to work. Trying to record with no sound made it difficult because even after the side finished the computer continued until it was manually stopped, and the excessively long track had to be "trimmed" manually. The pain stopped when the turntable just stopped working. It began (periodically) lifting the arm and returning it to rest and turning off. Now that's all it does. Very disappointed. I'll spend more money for the next one I buy. Pros: Inexpensive way to transfer vinyl to digital. Cons: Software is not user friendly, couldn't get sound to play through my PC AND it quit working after 3 months! 24 out of 26 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By jimg, phoenix az on Thursday, September 29, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) super & simple phone for the old records. it does what it is supposed to do very well, and simply. good stuff.A+ 1 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Works great!! Written By JD, Oakley, CA on Wednesday, July 06, 2011 I had to make one phone call to tech support to change my computer sound settings, and after the one call this unit worked perfectly for me. I made CD's from my vinyl records without a problem and some of my records date back to the 1950's; the sound quality was very good on my recorded CD's. I am over 60 years old with average computer knowledge, and it was very easy for me to convert vinyl to CD. 17 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Cost Effective Written By Zzyzx Oh, Philadelphia, PA on Saturday, January 08, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The dual interfaces, both USB and Line Out, are unique at this price level. The USB advantage is not having to set the record levels constantly for each album. I could not use the included Sony software, since I refuse to use Windows, but the AlphaSoft Vinyl Studio shareware is excellent. I have taken very old records with lots of pops and clicks and dust and watermarks (really) and they come out sounding like Audio CDs. So, the cost- effective solution for recovering your vinyl and using it in your digital media system. The tonearm is poorly dampered, not unexpected in this price range, so it makes booms and bumps as it moves from parked to in use and back, but the software filters that mess out. It seems very cheaply build, especially the buttons that Start, Stop and Raise the tonearm, but it is very inexpensive and it works. It isn't the audiophile product of my youth, but it does the job and when it breaks the parts will get recycled into something - not sure what - but you won't bother fixing it at this price point. Did I mention that it's cheap? I reduced my rating because the included software is Windows-only and I don't think that is satisfactory these days with may folks using Apple devices for their digital media and others migrated to some version of Linux. Get with the program. It you are a Windows person, maybe it's four stars for you. The tonearm makes it so not a five. 18 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Turntable GREAT - SOFTWARE TERRIBLE Written By GK Kearny, Arizona on Tuesday, December 28, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this PS-LX 300 USB turntable for Christmas. Took most of the first day to install and conigure the Sound Forge software. The Turntable can use a USB CODEC for input to the computer, but when you use the USB for INPUT, you CANNOT monitor the audio on your computer's speakers. I had to jerry-rig the LINE OUTPUT from the turntable to my PC Speakers, and that, of course, means that I need to RE-CONNECT the speakers to the computer when finished. BIG HASSLE. THEN, the Sound Forge Software is NOT FOR DOING VINYL TO CD EASY RECORDING. The Sound Forge is for in-depth, detalied editing of milliseconds of audio. WHO KNEW!?? I have been able to successfully RECORD both sides of ONE ALBUM. BUT I HAVE NOT YET BEEN ABLE TO BURN MY FIRST CD. The 48 page USER MANUAL for the software NEVER DISCUSSES ANYTHING ABOUT CREATING A PLAYLIST to BURN TO A CD. DUH??? I THOUGHT THE REASON THIS PRODUCT EXISTS IS TO BURN YOUR VINLY TO A CD? SO I will KEEP the turntable, and UN-INSTALL THIS SOFTWARE. If you know of an "EASY TO USE" Vinyl to CD software package, please SEND ME TH E LINK. I AM SO DISSAPOINTED WITH THIS exprience that I will NEVER purchase another SONY product of ANY KIND. Merry Christmas! And no Vinyl to cds in the New Year with THIS PACKAGE. 11 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By Paul T, Lake Mary, FL on Wednesday, December 15, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I made the first CD from an Elvis Christmas LP last night and it was a breeze and sounded great. The process eliminated the vast majority of the pops on the old vinyl. The only negative is the 28" RCA cables are not long enough. So if the distance to your receiver is more than two feet you will need an extension. You will have a lot of fun watching you children discover the LP experience. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By Jack, Phippsburg, ME on Monday, March 23, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The turntable is belt driven, so there is practically no "rumble." The software on the computer not only removes all pops and scratches from the LPs, but also enhances incredibly the quality of the sound. It then burns the file to a CD. When I play the CD on my surround sound system, you can barely tell (unless you listen VERY closely) that it is originally from an album. I am very pleased. 38 out of 44 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Works Great Written By Paul, Houston TX on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 The only other reviewer had a mechanical problem which after reading many reviews on Amaizon I feel his problem is not common. The only tricky part is the software, most people have trouble getting sound from the computer when using the USB cable. I did too, but finally figured out how. So here's how. On page 11 when you set up the sound settings in Control Panel, Under "playback" select your sound card NOT Audio CODEC which is selected by default for some unknown reason. And most important you must do this WITHOUT the program running or the change won't take effect I hope this helps. 58 out of 60 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sony PS-LX300USB Written By CANDIS, CLINTON, MS on Friday, June 20, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I HAVE HAD UNIT LESS THAN 2 MONTHS AND IT QUIT RUNNING. EVERY TIME I START, ARM GOES TO RECORD SETS DOWN THAN IMMEDIATLE PICKS UP, RETURN TO RESTING PLACE, AND SHUTS DOWN. 143 out of 197 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Turntable with stylus and 28" stereo RCA cable attached to chassis Plastic dust cover (installed) Metal platter with drive belt installed Rubber mat 45 RPM adapter 6.5' USB cable Sound Forge Audio Studio LE installation CD-ROM Operating Instructions Software specification guide Software installation guide Limited Warranty sheet Online Product Registration sheet Features and Specs Features Operation Fully Automatic Speeds 33-1/3, 45 Cartridge Type MM Phono Preamp Built-in USB Output Yes Pitch Control No 45 RPM Adapter Yes Specs Signal to Noise Ratio 50 Wow and Flutter 0.25 Product Research Features Overview: Using the Sony PS-LX300USB Stereo Turntable's USB connection, you can import all your vinyl music into your computer and create MP3 files to store on a PC or bring along with you on your favorite portable player. The supplied Audio Studio software makes it easy for you to archive your music from vinyl, optimize the sound, and store it on your PC. The PS-LX300USB USB turntable is also a fully functional turntable that can connect to your current system and playback your classic vinyl albums. Note: Audio Studio software is not compatible with Windows 7 operating system. System requirements are listed below. Record Playback: The Sony PS-LX300USB Stereo Turntable supports 33-1/3 and 45 rpm record playback on a 295mm aluminum die-cast platter. Automatic Operation: The turntable utilizes a belt drive system and features fully automatic operation. Stylus: The Sony USB Stereo Turntable comes with an installed stylus. The life expectancy of the stylus tip is about 500 hours. Tone Arm: The turntable feature a dynamic balanced straight-shaped tone arm with soft dumping control. The tone are has an effective arm length of 195mm. Built-In Phono Preamp: The PS-LX300USB turntable features a built-in phone preamp and switch so you can connect the unit to any analog RCA input on your receiver. RCA Outputs: The Sony turntable features an attached 28" stereo audio cable terminated by male RCA connector to plug into your home stereo receiver. USB Port: The turntable features a rear-panel USB type-B port, comes supplied with a 6.5' USB cable (USB type-B port on one end and USB type-A port on other end) and features Sound Forge Audio Studio LE software to connect to your computer so you can record audio track of your vinyl records on your PC. Your computer must meet the following system requirements. CPU: IBM PC/AT Processor: 900 MHz OS: Windows Vista Home Basic, Home Premium, Business or Ultimate; Windows XP Home Edition SP2 or higher, Professional SP 2 or higher (Pre-installed version only/64-bit operating systems are not supported. Hard-Disk Space: 150MB for program installation RAM: 256 MB Hardware: USB port (full-speed), CD-ROM (for software installation), CD-recordable drive (for CD burning) Audio: Windows-compatible sound card Sound Forge Audio Studio LE Software: Sound Forge Audio Studio software makes it easy to record, edit encode, and master audio on your home computer from downloaded vinyl recordings. The supplied software offers the following functions. Recording: digitize and restore old vinyl and cassette recording; 24-bit audio support for high-fidelity sound Editing Tools: drag-and-drop audio editing, cut/copy/paste commands, interactive tutorial Audio Editing: remove clicks, pops, and other unwanted noise from recordings; balance sound levels and trim unwanted sections of audio Studio-Quality Effects: Over 30 built-in effects including EQ, reverb, delay, chorus, flange, phase distortion, and echo; includes 1,001 sound effects to enhance any mix; supports DirectX and VST effects for increased mastering flexibility Audio Encoding: Convert music to MP3 or WMA; create professional-sounding podcasts Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. 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Time: April 28, 2012 from 8pm to 10pm
Location: Edgefest
Event Type: concert
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Incubus performs at the Edgefest in Albuquerque, New Mexico alongside Cage the Elephant, AWOLNation and others!
Artist Presale: Friday, February 24th@10am
General Sale: Monday, February 27th
Need a little more excitement people!!! 24 more days!!!!
Wow 20 shows thats crazy You must be going all over to see them. Wish I could do that. But I have a daughter now so cant really afford to lol. This will be my 3rd m&g not including the very first one in 2000 but that one you didnt get to take pix with the band. Wow that will be cool to see those girls again!
hi... yes i've done the myf m&g :) this will be my 4th one. my first was at red rocks 2007. (the second show after the one you did) then my second was in Vegas 2009 and I just did the last show in albq in oct 2011. this will be my #20 show and then I'm going to Tucson the day after... for #21...also crossing fingers for another colorado show this tour. the girls we met in colorado are also doing the m&g for edgefest!
Yay! So i shall see ya at the meet and greet! its been so long. Is this your first one? Or have you done it before? How many shows does this make for you? I know you have been to a bunch. lol
Hi Stac... good, you? ...Yes and Yes...
@ Roxxie MYF had an auction for the meet & greets on ebay. Its an awesome experience. @ Melinda HEY! How are you doing? Did you get your incubus tickets for the Albuquerque show? You doing the meet & greet?
http://incubushq.com/group/incubusnewmexico PLEASE JOIN MY NEW MEXICO GROUP!! thanks. :)


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The search engine Google draws its name from the term "Googol," defined as the number 1 followed by 100 zeros. That's a big number. And these days it seems like that's almost the number of products coming out of Google. That makes it challenging to create a report card on how the technology giant is meeting the needs of boomers and seniors.
My son and I are planning to bike ride on a trail we've never ridden so I use Google Search to find a description of the trail. I use Google Earth to get a sense of the terrain. Then I use Google Maps to get the location of the trail parking area. I grab my Android smartphone (the operating system created by Google).
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Google has taken steps to make many of its products accessible. According to Google technologist Daniel Sieberg, "All Google products are designed to make life easier for our users — the idea of making them smart is consistent across the board. That is a key part of all the products we create."
The company is placing a major emphasis on using voice as a primary way of interacting with its products. It has enhanced its voice search capabilities.
They were first introduced on Android-based smartphones and tablets, but have recently been extended to Apple iOS devices (iPhones and iPads) as well as laptops and desktop computers. So if you use voice search on a smartphone to ask for the closest ATM, to calculate the 15 percent tip for your restaurant bill, or how far to Philadelphia, you get these:
I found that in a side-by-side test with Apple's Siri voice interface, Google's voice search was considerably more accurate and responsive.
For most of us, it's a lot easier to interact with our devices by speaking to them and listening to the results. That's especially true if you're trying to do it on a relatively small-screen smartphone.Google has done its own studies and concludes that voice searching is three times faster than typing.
Among the company's other findings:
- More than half of the U.S. population owns smartphones with voice capabilities;
- Two in three people in a survey Google recently conducted are aware of these voice capabilities;
- Of those people, 1 in 3 uses voice search at least once a month and 1 in 5 uses it daily
Sieberg pointed out several other Google products that boomers and seniors might find particularly useful:
This is Google's answer to Facebook. But it has some components that Facebook doesn't. For one, there are Google Hangouts, where you can put together your own small groups to share interests and pictures. But you can also use it for video chats.
And it competes with Skype in allowing you to put together a video chat for several people, making it easy to bring far-flung family members together in a virtual living room. Sieberg says it's the easiest way for his own father to interact with his 2-year-old daughter.
Google Street View
As we age, we need to be increasingly concerned about access to places we'd like to go. Sieberg points out that with Google Street View you can easily see if that hotel you're thinking about staying at has a flight of stairs out front, or a wheelchair ramp.
And if you'd like to experience someplace that physically you just can't get to, like the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Google is sending out teams of Trekkers loaded with backpacks full of 15 cameras to record complete views of some of those places.
Google Indoor Maps
This program is rapidly expanding to show the layouts of places such as airports, shopping malls and even big department stores. That can save time and effort in finding anything from a bathroom in the mall to the right gate in an airport.
YouTube Captions
Google says it now has the capability of automatically adding captions to 135 million YouTube videos. And viewers have already accessed captions more than a million and a half times.
This is a text to voice extension for the Google Chrome Internet Browser. Once installed (a very easy process). You can highlight any text on a Web page and your computer will read it out loud for you. Chrome also allows you to increase text size from the browser menu.
Google Now
Google started this service on Android devices, and has now expanded it to Apple iOS devices as well. It enables you to set up cards on the opening screen of your smartphone to give you instantly useful information. So for example, if I search for an address on my desktop computer, when I turn on my smartphone it automatically tells me the driving time to that location and offers to give me turn-by-turn directions (if I have Google Maps installed). It will also give me the local weather, or even the latest sports scores.
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Gmail notifier, FreeDownload Manager, USB Drive thingy, AVG, AllChars, F&RR, WinWarden, AHK, CLCL (clipboard manager), Windows Security Alert (i'd like to get rid of this, but can't...), KatMouse, RtvReco, HP Printer Software and finally Tclock2.
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What will it sound like when you die? In "One Missed Call," a chain of people receive terrifying cell phone messages of their own final fatal moments. Although the messages can be deleted, their number is up. Beth Raymond is traumatized when she witnesses the gruesome deaths of two friends just days apart. Even more disturbing, she knows that both of them had received chilling cell phone messages--actual recordings of their own horrifying last moments. Impossibly, the calls were received days before they died, but each death occurred precisely when and how the messages foretold. The police think Beth is delusional--except for Detective Jack Andrews whose own sister was killed in a freak accident that bears a strange similarity to the deaths of Beth's friends. Together, Jack and Beth work feverishly to unravel the mystery behind the ominous calls. But even as they get closer to the truth, Beth's cell phone begins to ring with an eerie tune, and the readout says "One Missed Call"...
Cast: Ana Claudia Talancon, Ray Wise, Azura Skye, Shannyn Sossamon, Ed Burns
Produced by: Scott Kroopf, Broderick Johnson, Andrew A. Kosove, Jennie Lew Tugend
Directed by: Eric Valette
Written by: Yasushi Akimoto, Andrew Klavan, Miwako Daira
Running time: 1hr 27min
Opens: Jan 04, 2008 Nationwide
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Before Quinnipiac:
Attended Farmingdale High School…Played tennis, lacrosse and basketball…She was a two-time N.Y. State Lacrosse Champion, a three-time Long Island Champion and a four-time Nassau County Champion…She was an all-conference and all-county lacrosse player and an all-county basketball player…Also played for the Long Island Wave club team.
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The Alex Turner-led Sheffield four-piece with a way with words and an ear for a killer tune.
Raucous rock 'n' roll, straight outta North Wales.
Manchester's finest band of a generation, fronted by the observational lyricist Liam Fray.
Young singer-songwriter whose Wanted On Voyage has been one of THE albums of 2014.
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Dave Grohl's "other" band blend heavy guitars with delicate melodies and punk attitude.
The former Oasis man goes solo... with classic songs in the classic style.
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Piaget Emperador watch, 36 x 46 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 183 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 3.1 ct). Dial set with 393 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 1.3 ct) with hour markers and Piaget coat-of-arms in 18K white gold. Buckle set with 43 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.4 ct). Manufacture Piaget 534P self-winding mechanical movement.
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 65.5
Strap type: Alligator
Strap colour: Black
Strap buckle: Ardillon buckle
Wrist size: 165 mm (min), 206 mm (max)
Case shape: Reverse Tonneau
Case dimension: 36 x 46 mm
Case thickness: 9.6 mm
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A 73-year-old Waldorf man has been ordered held in lieu of $25,000 bond on charging papers that he threatened his neighbor with a gun Sunday afternoon after the neighbor's dog defecated in his yard.
William Edward Smith Jr. admitted to an officer that he had made a "stupid" mistake by trying to scare his neighbor with a gun in an attempt to keep the dog from repeatedly making a mess on his property, the papers state.
The neighbor told police he had been loading his car with his wife when Smith walked over, visibly upset and yelling about finding dog feces in his yard, according to court documents.
The neighbor said Smith blamed him for letting the dog out and went back to his house. The neighbor then retrieved a broom and dustpan from his home to clean up the feces, the records state.
The neighbor said that as he knelt in Smith's yard, cleaning up the feces, Smith walked back outside, yelling and cursing loudly, the documents state. Smith then pulled a handgun and, pointing it at the neighbor's stomach, threatened to shoot the dog if it came in his yard again, according to court papers.
The neighbor said he went back to his house to call police and told his wife to stay inside. He was afraid Smith might shoot him if he said something wrong, the records state. Officers were called to the scene at 12:45 p.m.
Smith told an officer that the dog had been defecating in his yard since the neighbor got it six or seven months ago, the papers state.
He said he confronted his neighbor Sunday afternoon after again finding dog feces in his yard and asked that something be done to stop it before returning to his backyard to do some yard work.
Smith said he became agitated when his neighbor started "sighing heavily" while cleaning up the dog's mess, the documents state. At that point, Smith went to his room and got his pistol, which he told the officer he should not have done, according to charging papers.
The gun had a round loaded in a chamber, but Smith said he kept the pistol pointed at the ground and his finger off the trigger, the papers state.
The officer found a black Smith & Wesson .38-caliber revolver in a blue cooler along the side of Smith's home, the records state. It was loaded with one round of ammunition.
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Wild violets (genus Viola, many species; probably escaped from cultivation) pop up everywhere and anywhere in my lawn and vegetable gardens.
I encourage them.
In the lawn they stay green when the grass goes dormant in August; in the garden, they add a perky ornamental touch.
Plus, they're also really good to eat. Good for you, too, both as food and medicine.
In terms of eating, I'm talking primarily about the young, tender, heart-shaped leaves, although the delicate flowers are also edible, scattered across the top of a delicate salad or used for candied violets and decorating cakes.
Raw or cooked, violet greens have a delicate, bland flavor. Add them to mixed-greens salads; toss a handful into a soup, a stir-fry, or a side dish of mixed steamed greens.
The late wild-edibles enthusiast Euell Gibbons called wild violets "nature's vitamin pill," noting that a half-cup serving of tender green leaves provides the vitamin C of four oranges and a day's supply of Vitamin A.
The leaves and roots also contain the host of phytocompounds that herbalists have long used to treat skin and respiratory ailments, wounds, headaches, anxiety, and fibrocystic breasts and other breast swellings.
- Don't ever eat a wild plant you can't identify with certainty.
- Eat only the purple-flowered varieties.
- Don't eat violets (or any flower) that came from a florist or plant nursery, as the plants may contain pesticides and other toxins.
- African violets, Saintpaulia ionantha, aren't true violets. Don't eat them or use them in medicinal preparations.
Margaret Boyles lives in a wood-heated house in central New Hampshire. She grows vegetables, eats weeds, keeps chickens, swims in a backyard pond in summer, snowshoes in the surrounding woods in winter, and commutes by bike whenever possible.


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UPDATE: Tyga's newly signed artist, rapper Honey Cocaine, was wounded during the shooting that took place following his concert Monday (March 20) in Omaha, Neb. The Last Kings signee revealed she had been shot via Twitter. Video has surfaced of Tyga arguing with audience members at the concert, after an unidentified person threw items onstage, which hit the


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The Kane Cheer Club had a very positive weekend. Although it didn't start out on a good note, with a less than stellar showing at the Penn State Behrend Spirit Against Cancer competition, it finished on a high note with a first place, spirit award win and highest overall score at the Ultimate Spirit Spectacular in Emporium.
This is the 15th and last installment of my photographic trip to the wilds of Alaska. I'm now in my final day in Katmai National Park, home for over 2,000 brown bears. I have made this trip to finally see and photograph the brown bears, and along the way got to see an amazing assortment of wildlife and scenic beauty. This was indeed, the trip of a lifetime.
The Kane Lady Wolves lost a hard-fought game to Warren on Thursday night in the Wolves' Den, 42-31.
Seven Lady Wolves played their final regular season game on the court but the Lady Dragons pulled away in the final four minutes to hand Kane its fourth loss on the season.
JOHNSONBURG – Kane wrestling won 45-21 in a dual meet at Johnsonburg Area High School Thursday night.
Seth Woolcock won the opening bout by forfeit at 113 pounds for the Wolves for a 6-0 lead. Cody Blankenship then had little trouble in the 120-pound match as he pinned Devin Mann of Johnsonburg in a time of 1:45 which upped the Kane lead to 12-0.
Jon Gelsick scored Kane's third bout in a row as he pinned Johnny Ferragine in a time of 1:05 in the 126-pound weight class.
The Kane Wolves boys' varsity basketball team started out hot in Wednesday night's game against the Brockway Rovers. The Wolves led by as many as eight in the first quarter and 12 in the second before a big third quarter by the Rovers gave the visitors a slim lead going into the fourth quarter in the Wolves' Den.
Brockway took advantage of a few late Kane turnovers and hit their free throws down the stretch to leave with the hard-fought 72-64 victory.
BROCKWAY – The Kane Lady Wolves basketball team used some suffocating defense to propel themselves to a big 54-17 win over the Brockway Lady Rovers on Tuesday night on the road.
Kane eighth grader Frank Truden (22) lets a 3-pointer fly during Monday's game with Brookville. Despite Truden's efforts, the young Wolves came up a little short against the Raiders. The season is winding down for the Wolves, with only two weeks remaining in their season.
DuBOIS – The 2012-2013 Lady Wolves are making their mark on the all-time Kane girls' basketball record book.
Two days after fellow senior Kaila Jamerson became the Lady Wolves all-time leading scorer, point guard Dawn Saquin replaced her sister Andrea at the top of the all-time assist list. Dawn finished the night with seven assists to make her career total 241, one better than Andrea.
The Kane boys' basketball team dug themselves a deep hole at the beginning of Friday night's game with DuBois Central Catholic and never recovered, losing a key game in their hopes of securing a playoff berth.
Kane's Kaila Jamerson needed two points entering Wednesday night's game with the Ridgway Lady Elkers to climb atop the Lady Wolves' all-time scoring list.


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