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July 16, 2013
2012-13 statistics of the year, by the numbers
Interesting statistics from the 2012-13 athletic year
July 9, 2013
2012-13 Athletics year in review
Take a look back at what happened during the 2012-13 athletic year
July 3, 2013
Falcons represented well on 2012-13 NAC Scholar-Athlete list
CUW had 169 student-athletes make the annual conference scholar-athlete list
June 20, 2013
Top-5 most read game recaps, box scores of 2012-13
Look back at the top five most read game recaps, box scores from the 2012-13 athletic year
May 31, 2013
Keiper steps down as Baseball head coach after 30 seasons
The Falcons longtime leader won 436 career games
May 21, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics from the spring season
May 16, 2013
NAC releases All-Sportsmanship Awards for 2012-13 season
Falcons place 18 student-athletes on All-Sportsmanship Team
May 14, 2013
Falcon women finish second, men third in NAC All-Sports standings
Aurora wins both men's and women's All-Sports Awards
May 10, 2013
Baseball eliminated from NAC Tournament with setback against WLC
Mueller throws seventh complete game of season for CUW.
May 9, 2013
Baseball places two on All-NAC teams
Andrew Mueller earns second team honors, while Daniel Mueller receives honorable mention accolades for Falcons
May 9, 2013
Baseball held off by Benedictine in rainy NAC Tournament opener
CUW will face Wisconsin Lutheran College in an elimination game at 1 p.m. tomorrow
May 8, 2013
Director of Athletics speaks on Bill Michaels Radio Show
Dr. Rob Barnhill spoke about the NAC Baseball Tournament during a May 8, 2013 radio interview
May 8, 2013
VIDEO: Baseball NAC Tournament Preview, May 8, 2013
Head coach Val Keiper sits down to talk about the 2013 season and the upcoming NAC Tournament
May 7, 2013
Baseball falls to No. 3 UW-Whitewater in regular season finale
CUW will open NAC Tournament play Thursday against Benedictine
May 4, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball hosts Marian with NAC Tournament berth on the line
A CUW sweep clinches the fifth seed, a split likely puts the Falcons into the six-team tournament
May 4, 2013
Mueller, Adams pitch Baseball to NAC Tournament berth
CUW shuts Marian out of a doubleheader and clinches the No. 5 seed in next week's six-team NAC Tournament.
May 3, 2013
Falcon weekend preview, six teams competing for conference championships
Softball, Women's Lacrosse, Men's and Women's Tennis and Men's and Women's Track & Field all playing in league tournaments or championships
May 1, 2013
Baseball edges Carthage for non-conference win
Wester throws three innings of relief to earn second victory of season
April 30, 2013
Baseball falls in non-conference action against Carthage
Carthage hits three home runs, limits Falcons to three hits in win
April 29, 2013
Baseball schedules makeup game with Carthage Wednesday
CUW and Carthage are making up a game originally scheduled for April 10
April 28, 2013
Baseball drops a pair of games to NAC-leading Concordia Chicago
Daniel Mueller tallies six hits in two games to lead Falcons offense
April 27, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball hosts Dominican in NAC doubleheader
CUW currently sits one game out of sixth place in NAC standings
April 27, 2013
Mueller, Burgert lead Baseball to key NAC sweep over Dominican
Mueller throws a complete game in opener, Burgert wins second contest with walk-off single
April 25, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball looks to snap skid against Cardinal Stritch
The Falcons and Wolves will play two seven-inning games beginning at 4 p.m.
April 25, 2013
Cardinal Stritch takes a pair from Baseball in non-conference action
CUW will aim to snap its eight-game skid Saturday against Dominican
April 24, 2013
Baseball unable to avoid big innings in loss to St. Norbert
CUW will play a doubleheader against Cardinal Stritch tomorrow beginning at 4 p.m.
April 23, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics on the baseball, golf, lacrosse, track & field, tennis, and softball teams from the past week.
April 23, 2013
Baseball makes changes to Cardinal Stritch, St. Norbert games
CUW will play St. Norbert at 6 p.m. Wednesday followed by a doubleheader at 4 p.m. versus Cardinal Stritch Thursday
April 21, 2013
Baseball swept by Benedictine in first NAC games away from Kapco Park
Offense limited to eight hits and two runs as CUW drops its fourth and fifth straight games
April 20, 2013
Aurora rallies for game two win, sweeps baseball in NAC doubleheader
CUW will take on Benedictine in first road games of season tomorrow
April 19, 2013
Falcon weekend preview: Multiple teams competing in different states
Nine program in action in four different states across the region
April 19, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball takes on defending NAC Champion Aurora
CUW and Aurora enter Saturday's doubleheader tied for third place in the conference standings
April 18, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball hosts St. Norbert in doubleheader
CUW will be playing its 15th and 16th straight games at Kapco Park Thursday
April 18, 2013
Baseball falls to St. Norbert, second game postponed by fog
Beau Burgert drives in both CUW runs in game one loss
April 17, 2013
Baseball doubleheader against St. Norbert postponed
Doubleheader will now be played tomorrow at Kapco Park beginning at 5 p.m.
April 16, 2013
Poor weather gives athletic teams an advantage
Rain, snow and cold weather hasn't deterred Falcons teams from playing on turf fields on campus
April 15, 2013
Baseball sweeps Finlandia in non-conference doubleheader
Sophomore Kyle Hegeman drives in five runs in game one victory
April 14, 2013
Baseball hits way to game two victory, salvages split against Lakeland
Joel Sharon drives in four runs in game two win for Falcons
April 13, 2013
Baseball pushes winning streak to four with sweep of Crusaders
CUW will host Lakeland College in a conference doubleheader tomorrow at 1 p.m.
April 12, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball continues NAC slate against Crusaders
CUW will be playing ninth and 10th straight games at Kapco Park
April 11, 2013
Sunday Baseball doubleheader against Lakeland moved to Kapco Park
First pitch between CUW and Lakeland is sets for 1 p.m.
April 10, 2013
Weather postpones Baseball doubleheader against St. Norbert
CUW next scheduled to host Maranatha Saturday
April 9, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics of the past week for baseball, softball, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse and men's track & field
April 9, 2013
Tuesday's Baseball game against Carthage postponed
CUW is scheduled to host St. Norbert in a doubleheader tomorrow at 7 p.m.
April 7, 2013
Scheuerlein's home run, strong pitching leads Baseball to sweep over MSOE
Andrew Mueller and Austin Baglow turn in quality starts to help the Falcons improve to 5-3 in conference play.
April 6, 2013
Baseball drops a pair of one-run NAC contests against Rockford
CUW will host MSOE in a conference doubleheader tomorrow at 1 p.m.
April 5, 2013
Saturday Baseball doubleheader moved to Kapco Park
First pitch between CUW and Rockford set for 3 p.m.
April 3, 2013
Baseball pushes winning streak to three with sweep of Wisconsin Lutheran
The Falcons improve to 3-1 in NAC play with doubleheader sweep
April 2, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics of the past week for baseball, softball, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse and men's tennis
April 1, 2013
Cold temperatures postpone Monday's Baseball doubleheader
Games to be played on Wednesday at Kapco Park starting at 1 p.m.
March 30, 2013
Baseball slugs way to game two victory, salvages split with Edgewood
CUW rips 24 hits in two games Saturday and earns first win of season
March 29, 2013
Game Preview: Baseball opens up NAC play Saturday
CUW hosts Edgewood College in twinbill at Kapco Park starting at 12 p.m.
March 29, 2013
Monday Baseball doubleheader against WLC moved to Kapco Park
First pitch between Falcons and Warriors set for 1 p.m.
March 27, 2013
Baseball concludes spring trip with loss against Western Connecticut State
Colonials score two in bottom of ninth to down CUW
March 26, 2013
Baseball drops both in twinbill against University of Chicago
CUW concludes spring trip tomorrow versus Western Connecticut State
March 24, 2013
Baseball downed by Trinity in slugfest
CUW tallies 12 hits in the loss
March 23, 2013
Baseball falls victim to late Elmhurst rally
Elmhurst scores three in the eight to defeat CUW, 6-4
March 22, 2013
Falcon weekend preview: Baseball, Softball, Women's Tennis on spring trips
Softball to play six games over three days, baseball schedule for four, and women's tennis begins competition Sunday
March 22, 2013
Baseball falls once to St. Olaf, second game halted by rain
CUW will take on Elmhurst College tomorrow
March 21, 2013
Baseball drops second straight in Florida
CUW to play St. Olaf in a doubleheader tomorrow
March 20, 2013
Baseball suffers season-opening defeat to UMass Boston
Beacons three run fifth too much to overcome for CUW
March 11, 2013
Baseball season preview, Mar. 11, 2013
CUWFalcons.com met up with head coach Val Keiper to discuss the 2013 season
March 5, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics of the past week for wrestling, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, men's tennis, baseball and softballl
January 29, 2013
Aurora is the coaches' choice for the NAC Baseball title
Concordia Wisconsin will have to prove the NAC coaches wrong during the 2013 baseball season.
November 14, 2012
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Fulton County is spearheading discussion about the park, as the Fulton County Economic Development Corp. set up meetings earlier this spring in a discussion that is ongoing.
Montgomery County Director of Economic Development and Planning Kenneth Rose said the park would be built on between 250 and 300 acres. The land straddles the county line.
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But after years of fits and starts, the city's historic station is finally on the right track to regain some of its 1926 grandeur as a transportation hub for the region.
Local, state and federal officials on Tuesday unveiled a new $65 million redevelopment plan that will transform the derelict property into a state-of-the-art intermodal transportation center including ticketing and operating facilities, a 139,000- square-foot bus terminal with 23 bays, a 400-space, two-level parking garage, and office and retail space.
While scaled back from grandiose plans hatched back in the 1980s - a $115 million project that called for a luxury hotel and an IMAX theater - the new plan is much more in line with what the community needs and what can be achieved in today's market.
U.S. Rep. Richard E. Neal, who helped obtain $38 million in federal funds for the project, praised new plans and urged local officials and the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority, the project administrator, to keep the project moving along, saying it "will transform .¤.¤. the historic terminal into a vibrant and dynamic destination for people traveling through Western Massachusetts."
The new plan, drawn up by Nebraska-based HDR Architecture - the same firm tapped to help redevelop New York City's Penn Station - could be completed in 2011.
We applaud the leaders who maintained a "think-I-can" attitude following decades of setbacks - including funding challenges, a lawsuit by the building's former owner and ups and downs in the economy. They deserve our admiration and gratitude for not giving up on the project.
With the opening of the new federal courthouse and ongoing improvements to the State Street corridor, plans for a revitalized Union Station are another sign that the city is on the rebound.
As a community, Springfield needs to keep saying, "I think I can." It's an attitude that pays off.


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Spring Prospect Camp - Saturday, March 30 - 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Indiana State will be offering a spring prospect camp for girls ages 14-17 years of age. This one day camp has been designed to show campers the demands of college soccer. Participants will be instructed through technical work along with tactical ideas during play. All campers will have the chance to play in both small-sided and full field environments.
In the middle of our camp we will talk with all prospects about the recruiting process, Indiana State University and what being a college athlete is all about. There will be time for questions and all campers are encouraged to participate. Players will be coached by Indiana State University soccer staff and current ISU players. Certified athletic trainers will be present.
Youth Soccer Camps - June 17-21 and July 22-26 - 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
From fun introductory sessions for the youngest players, to intensive technical and tactical sessions for advanced players, all players are grouped by age and ability to ensure the optimal balance of fun, challenge and skill development.
All camp sessions prioritize individual ball skills as well as fun games to put those skills to practice and develop teamwork. Players are encouraged to express themselves in order to develop confidence and creativity on the field.
The Indiana State Youth Soccer Camp curriculum will include individual skill instructions, demonstrations by players and coaches from surrounding colleges, daily competitions, small-sided games and daily scrimmages.
High School Team Camp - July 11-13
The High School Team camp is designed for high school or club teams that are interested in developing certain aspects of the game before the start of the 2013 High school season. This three-day, two-night camp will be designed around high school coaches needs. Each team will have at least two training sessions, 1-2 games a day, speed and agility training, sports psychology training and College Prep Seminar.
College Prep Summer Camp - July 18-20
Indiana State's summer college prep camp is a three day camp that is designed for the dedicated soccer player. It is ideal for those players who have aspirations to compete at the college level. The camp will provide a challenging training environment and give players the opportunity to experience a NCAA Division 1 training program.
The camp will include training sessions run by highly qualified coaches, a college coach panel, sports psychologist sessions, and competitive full sided games.
Players will be developing their individual skills, knowledge of the game, technical ability, and speed development throughout the week. The combination of local college coaches, collegiate players, and experienced staff will help encourage creativeness and development in all high-school aged players. Each day will include individual ball work, functional training, speed training, small-sided games, and evening scrimmages.


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I had actually been holding off on a adding that for the time being until I could figure out where the information was in-game (probably just missing it); and also best to be backward compatible with ME1. (In general, please do template development in your own sandbox first rather than on the live templates. While it's not policy, it's usually a good idea to post on the talk page before modifying a major template.) --DRY 22:35, February 4, 2010 (UTC)
- While not strictly authoritative, many planets can be identified both by their appearance in-game and the apparent resource distribution. It is also likely that PC users will be able to find this information relatively easily with some light investigation of the game files. Nonetheless, I think it makes sense for there to be a "world type" entry in the infobox as in the absence of such a field, it is being added to the main body of articles. If backwards compatibility is a large concern, the "worldtype" field could potentially be added to the mining infobox. Chalta 22:39, February 4, 2010 (UTC)
- I do agree that it makes the most sense to have it in an infobox, and I had been leaning towards the mining box; another option would be to leave the line out altogether in the planet infobox if the worldtype parameter is missing. I was holding off mainly because I didn't see any authoritative in-game source for the information so I wasn't certain how many worlds would actually use it. I'm also not really keen on encouraging people to transcribe copyrighted material from game guides, which is where I suspect many of the specific numbers in the mining templates have come from. FWIW I am planning to rewrite the mining template at some point anyway, but that need not influence this particular decision as it has more to do with generating the Planet Index using DPL than anything else. --DRY 22:47, February 4, 2010 (UTC)
- While playing the game, I've been writing down how much resources you can get from scanning the planets (including bigger and smaller veins), if those are the specific numbers you mean :) They are not from a game guide. Spoo12 20:44, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
- I haven't checked to see who contributed what, but that's definitely going about it in the right way. IIRC some of the data has been there for a while already, which I suspect suggests that it was filled in pre-release from non-game sources. However, I have no proof and I am making no accusations. I only want to (strongly) discourage plagiarism. --DRY 21:14, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
(Reset indent) Some of the planets I've edited had some scanning results already, but they were pretty inaccurate and I changed them. I am not sure where that data is from, but my goal is to try to get the correct data from all of the planets eventually. Spoo12 21:27, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
- Sounds good. Thanks for your efforts! --DRY 21:36, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
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I don't know if it was a mistake or whatever, but could you please be aware that discussions are for the forum or discussion pages of the relevant articles. The wiki would be a complete mess if everyone would do as you have done. Thanks. --ArmeniusLOD 17:38, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
- In fact, I agree with you. I think perhaps you're mistaking the fact that I added a delete tag to some of those articles as the fact that I created them. Otherwise, please link the page in question. Chalta 17:40, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
Ah, I see them now. I was just pointing it out if you didn't notice. And yes, that user on my talk page was directing some anger at me because he felt that my actions against his edits were unfounded, even though I left a clear explanation in the edit summary. -- 18:08, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
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Hello. I am attempting to embark upon a project of clearing broken links from the Mass Effect Wikia. It is, however, against MEwiki rules for me to modify another user's posts on Talk Pages, and Wiki Staff have asked me to call upon the post creators to fix the error. If you have recieved this message, it is because you are the creator of a post that now contains a broken link. You can find out where these broken links are here, as well as what to do about it. It would be greatly appreciated if you could remedy the situation. I apologize if this message appears impersonal, but it was to be recieved by multiple people. Thanks again. --FoxtrotZero 02:18, June 7, 2010 (UTC)
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Wednesday, multi-tasking from the 5A boys tournament at Matthew Knight Arena, hoping the rental car I parked right next to the building doesn't get uncerimoniously towed
I suggested it seems like a black cloud has loomed over the program in recent months, but Riley totally disagrees.
"I'm getting energized by (the thought of starting) spring practice,'' he said.
"I might call it a 'dark cloud' if this was all happening (just before Fall camp) but it isn't. Right now it's just kind of life.''
Not that he considers the following situations huge positives:
1. Jacquizz Rodgers opted to skip his senior year and come out for the NFL draft, and this team has no featured running back at the moment.
2. Starting quarterback Ryan Katz is still rehabbing a broken bone in his throwing hand – a slow-healing broken bone at that - and could miss spring football.
3. Slotback Jordan Bishop, who figures to be one of the team's top receivers next Fall, is still having problems with an ankle he sprained in January.
4. The status of star WR/kick returner James Rodgers, who has been out since suffering a serious knee injury last Oct. 9 at Arizona, remains in question with Rodgers currently in full rehab mode at home in Texas after a second procedure on his knee.
Riley on Quizz: "We've had great eras in running backs with Ken Simonton, Steven Jackson, Yvenson Bernard, and now the Quizz era is over,'' said Riley.
"It's kind of sad, because I've had just tons of people say to me, man I really enjoyed watching that guy play. People just got enjoyment out of watching Quizz play the game.
"It's too bad. However, I am really looking forward to what the Beavers can become post-Quizz. And I'm not scared of that. I draw on what happened at Stanford. Everybody said, 'Stanford won't be the same without Toby Gerhart.' Well, they were better.''
Riley on James Rodgers: The coach said there were some bumpy days between Rodgers' first and second surgery.
He re-iterated that it's true the Beavers can't be 100 percent certain Rodgers will come back as the same player.
But Riley said speculation that Rodgers is done, that he isn't coming back to school, "is absolutely false. … there's (speculation) going on out there that isn't true.''
Said Riley, "the second surgery was delayed for a number of weeks, which was disappointing and I think it made James very anxious. … I talked to him last Friday and he sounded great. He was in rehab, he said he's got very little pain, and things are going well. … they cleaned out some scar tissue that was causing the majority of his flexing problems. That was the delay into getting into the second surgery. … and evidently the repair (to the ACL) went fine.''
Riley cautioned, "I don't want to assume anything yet. All I know is, James is trying to be ready for the season. We all know how James will prepare for it.''
Riley is not going to play Rodgers if he isn't the same James. He made that clear.
"I am not going to play him unless he is really, really healthy.''
Meaning, Rodgers possibly won't play in OSU's first few games of 2011?
"Meaning any time,'' said Riley.
"Unless he is really, really healthy – and I don't know if he will healthy the first day of camp, or what the delay might be if he's not. I just know I will know (if he's healthy) when I see it, and talk to him at that time.''
Riley said the football staff agreed with Rodgers that his best course of action was to go home to the Houston suburbs for the rehab.
Rodgers is taking on-line classes, said Riley, "and working full speed to finish his school work this term.
He's already asked me, 'what am I going to do (during) spring practice?' (because Rodgers wants to have something to do besides watch, so maybe they should put a whistle in his mouth and let him by a volunteer coach)
Added Riley, "I think he has every intention of being back here. He knows, as well as the next guy, that for him to fulfill his dream of getting a chance to play pro football, he needs to play again.''
It seems curious that OSU medical staff didn't know the team's starting quarterback had a broken bone in his throwing hand until weeks after the Dec. 4 Civil War, but I didn't get into that with Riley.
I just asked him if Katz would be able to throw (right-handed) during spring ball.
"I don't think he will (have to) sit out the whole spring,'' said Riley. "As far as him being full speed, we'll know a lot next Wednesday when he has another doctor's appointment.''
The scaphoid bone, one of the carpal bones in the wrist, is one of the slowest-healing bones in the human body according to trainers.
And that was Katz's injury, a broken scaphoid.
"It's the Joe Namath bone,'' said Riley, alluding to a famous football injury decades ago.
"I'm not worried (about Katz's broken scaphoid) because (Namath) came back and played.''
Riley said, "it's not the end of the world'' if Katz can't go in the spring, "but I would rather have him out there.''
Bishop seems likely to miss spring ball, given his ankle issues.
Riley said, "I want to make sure he's 100 percent healed before he plays football again.''
On another front, Riley said he is close to naming the team's new running backs coach to replace the departed Reggie Davis and that announcement could come this weekend.
Riley said he has interviewed, "four or five guys. We had a ton of interest in the job. It was a little overwhelming. We couldn't keep up with all of the phone calls. … Reggie will be missed. He was a good man in our program, a good coach and a good recruiter and very good with how he handled his players.''
Davis' recruiting responsibilities were divided up, said Riley, with Danny Langsdorf getting the San Diego area and Mike Cavanaugh getting Orange County in SoCal. … Riley said the new running backs coach, depending on his background, might be Texas and Oklahoma.
"We've dabbled in that, but I'm contemplating putting a guy full-time in those states,'' said Riley. "We got six guys out of Texas and Oklahoma last year.''
That does not mean OSU won't continue to maintain a huge presence in Hawaii, which is Mark Banker's territory.
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FAIRMONT - Kris Shoen has been working in the mental health field a long time, beginning in nursing. Her own health issues adjusted her path a bit.
The loss of her vision prevented her from working as a nurse, but it didn't stop her from working altogether - far from it. Shoen was 49 when she returned to school, getting her bachelor's degree at Minnesota State-Mankato, and then her master's degree from the University of Minnesota.
"It was pretty scary," she said, acknowledging the help she received from her family, particularly her husband, Maurice. "... Maurice and the kids were behind me.
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OPENING?UP?— Kris Shoen opened Krisma Counseling this week on West First Street in Fairmont.
"I just had to take deep breaths. I think that first year, if you'd have given me a nickel, I'd have gone home."
This week, at age 59, Shoen is opening her own practice, Krisma Counseling - a combination of Kris and Maurice Shoens' names.
Before Krisma, Shoen worked for Sioux Trails, but she wanted the independence and flexibility that comes with being your own boss. Again, her husband encouraged her to take a risk.
"This is our group room," said Shoen, showing off a large but cozy space with a conference table and chairs in her new office on West First Street. "I'm really tickled to have a group room."
She meets with three different groups per week, and also works with individuals, families, couples, children, victims of abuse, people struggling with anger management, and grief and loss.
"I am pretty much strength-based and cognitive," she said, describing her style of counseling. "To me, I think you meet people where they're at.
When working with clients, she has plenty of experience to draw from, not only professionally, but also from her personal life. The Shoens have two grown children, Shawn and Annie, and have fostered 49 other children over the years. Before moving to Fairmont, Shoen worked for three years in a group home in Rochester, during which time she figures about 450 kids came through.
"I've worked with a lot of kids in turmoil," said Shoen, who has followed her father's philosphy through all life's trials.
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POULSBO Anyone who imagines a fund raiser to be an rigorous, ultra-formal event should have seen Nick Pealstrom Saturday morning.
The sun was out, and Pealstrom was sprawled in a lawn chair on the NKHS stadium infield. A Hawaiian shirt was draped over his shoulders.
Usually, Id be sitting at home on my computer, said Pealstrom, who is a North Kitsap High School student and was a member of the North Kitsap LEO clubs Relay For Life team. But Ive got people around me, and mountains right over there.
Pealstrom was one of many North Kitsap residents to take part in the third-annual event, which draws the community together to donate time and money to support cancer research.
Teams gathered at the track Friday afternoon and soon after members began walking around its perimeter. Individuals walked in hour-long shifts. Once one team member was done, another began from 6 p.m. Friday until the events end, 6 p.m. Saturday.
The event started with the annual survivors walk, where cancer survivors of all ages took the first revolution around the track to kick off the event.
There was more to follow, from music by both the current and former Miss Poulsbos, to special events.
Local Vikings made a special appearance, swords and all, to cut the hair of current Miss Poulsbo Kristen Eddings. Eddings had her beautiful golden locks sheared and donated a 12-inch ponytail to Locks of Love, an organization that makes wigs for cancer patients who have lost their hair to chemotherapy.
While Eddings revealed no nervousness before the event sitting calmly while her hair was measured by ruler her eyes widened noticeably as the scissors began snipping.
Whether the Relay For Life participants were donated their hair or their time, it was for a good cause. The money raised goes to the American Cancer Society for research and treatment, and that money stays in the Northwest.
Everyones affected by cancer, said Jackie Foss, an administrative assistant for Kitsap Physical Therapy. When she was not walking, Foss helped the team with a raffle to raise more funds for the Relay For Life. Prizes included a set of golf clubs.
Foss said that several staff members at the Poulsbo business were touched by cancer, so it wasnt difficult for people to donate a few dollars or a few hours.
We didnt have a hard filling the spots, she explained.
Foss said that the participation was nice, but it can always be better.
We want to see more participation, she said. We want to see it packed.
Linda Ouhl, the community development manager of the ACS, was also at the event and very pleased by the results.
Its a great community, with nice people, she said as she strolled around the track. Some people are doing great fund raisers.
Ouhl said the ACSs goals are set high: We want to win the battle against cancer.
So does North Kitsap.
The communitys goal was $65,000. As of press time the tally was at $58,000 and counting.
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This species has an extremely large range, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the range size criterion (Extent of Occurrence <20,000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size, habitat extent/quality, or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation). The population trend appears to be stable, and hence the species does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population trend criterion (>30% decline over ten years or three generations). The population size has not been quantified, but it is not believed to approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population size criterion (<10,000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be >10% in ten years or three generations, or with a specified population structure). For these reasons the species is evaluated as Least Concern.
Taxonomic source(s)
Dowsett, R. J.; Forbes-Watson, A. D. 1993. Checklist of birds of the Afrotropical and Malagasy regions. Tauraco Press, Li
Taxonomic note
Vidua paradisaea and V. orientalis (Sibley and Monroe 1990, 1993) have been lumped into V. paradisaea following Dowsett and Forbes-Watson (1993).
Brazil, M. 2009. Birds of East Asia: eastern China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, eastern Russia. Christopher Helm, London.
Further web sources of information
Explore HBW Alive for further information on this species
Search for photos and videos, and hear sounds of this species from the Internet Bird Collection
Text account compilers
Butchart, S., Ekstrom, J.
IUCN Red List evaluators
Butchart, S., Symes, A.
Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2016) Species factsheet: Vidua paradisaea. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 23/10/2016. Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2016) IUCN Red List for birds. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 23/10/2016.
This information is based upon, and updates, the information published in BirdLife International (2000) Threatened birds of the world. Barcelona and Cambridge, UK: Lynx Edicions and BirdLife International, BirdLife International (2004) Threatened birds of the world 2004 CD-ROM and BirdLife International (2008) Threatened birds of the world 2008 CD-ROM. These sources provide the information for species accounts for the birds on the IUCN Red List.
To provide new information to update this factsheet or to correct any errors, please email BirdLife
To contribute to discussions on the evaluation of the IUCN Red List status of Globally Threatened Birds, please visit BirdLife's Globally Threatened Bird Forums.
|Key facts
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|Least Concern
|Viduidae (Indigobirds and allies)
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|(Linnaeus, 1758)
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|Unknown mature individuals
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|Distribution size (breeding/resident)
|7,160,000 km2
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...include the barking tree frog ( H. gratiosa), the European green tree frog ( H. arborea), whose range extends across Asia and into Japan, the gray tree frog ( H. versicolor), the green frog ( H. cinerea), and the Pacific tree frog ( H. regilla). The smallest is the little grass frog ( Pseudacris, or Limnoaedus, ocularis), which does not exceed...


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Forty years ago Tuesday, Nick Saban chose lunch with a friend over a usual hangout spot near the Commons area of Kent State University.
It's a decision Alabama's football coach will never forget.
"I could have been there," Saban said. "I was more interested in having lunch than going there first, or I'd have been there. And if you were there, you would have had a chance to get injured, wounded. Four people got killed, and two of those people were innocent bystanders."
Tuesday marked the 40th anniversary of the Kent State massacre, during which members of the Ohio National Guard opened fire as college students protested the American invasion of Cambodia as a part of the Vietnam War. In a matter of 13 seconds, nine students were wounded in addition to four who were killed.
At the time, Saban was a redshirt freshman defensive back at Kent State. One of the students killed - Allison Krause - shared an English class with him.
Saban said hardly a day passes he doesn't think about May 4, 1970.
"It was a different time," he said. "It would be hard for young people to understand that time, the changes that were going on, the demonstrations, the way people were speaking out against things. Obviously, (it was) a demonstration about the war in Vietnam. I do think this incident made people very aware of the Vietnam War and maybe it was a step in the direction of getting out of the Vietnam War. But it's a shame that we had a tragedy like that."
Saban continued his college studies at Kent State and later begin his coaching career there as a graduate assistant.
"I had a great experience at Kent State," Saban said. "Obviously, what happened on May 4th of my freshman year was not one of those things. It was a real tragedy, probably one of the biggest tragedies I've experienced in my life."
SCHEDULE TALK: Alabama is working with ESPN/ABC and Chick-fil-A toward the formation of a neutral-site game to add to the Crimson Tide's 2012 schedule and take place in either Atlanta or Dallas, according to Saban.
"We're interested in a lot of scenarios there," Saban said. "We've worked with ESPN. We've worked with the Chick-fil-A people. They presented us with five teams that we could play there or five teams that we could play in (Cowboys owner) Jerry Jones' stadium in Dallas. So we're viewing all the options."
A note in the Miami Herald said the Miami Hurricanes would be interested in facing Alabama in Atlanta, while previous reports suggested that negotiations had taken place involving Alabama and Texas Tech for a game in Dallas.
The recent postponement of a planned 2013-14 series between Alabama and Georgia Tech has opened future Crimson Tide schedules to a number of non-conference options. Saban has steadfastly maintained that he wants to schedule at least one high-profile opponent each year, similar to Clemson and Virginia Tech the past two seasons and Penn State in 2010 and 2011.
SABAN AGREES WITH NCAA EVALUATION RULE: Recent NCAA legislation to curtail the practice of college coaching staffs using luxury transportation to tour high schools during the spring evaluation period did not change any recruiting practices at Alabama, Saban said.
"We never really ever chose to do that," Saban said.
The NCAA outlawed staffs from having more than two assistants visiting schools together. Auburn is known for its "Tiger Prowl" with coaches, but other programs like Florida State and Georgia had started imitating the practice.
Saban agreed with the NCAA's stance.
"It was supposed to be an evaluation period," he said. "Obviously, if you send five or six coaches to a place, you're not trying to evaluate. You're trying to emotionally impress somebody with what you're doing. ... The workload of the way we try to cover things, you get more people more places by not doing it. But everybody's got to manage their program the way they want to. We really and truly do try to do it as an evaluation."
CARAVAN STOPS: Saban continued his offseason Crimson Caravan speaking tour before a large crowd Tuesday night at the Cahaba Grand Conference Center in Birmingham.
He's headed to Nashville, Tenn., on Thursday, though the event has been moved from the Wildhorse Saloon to the Nashville Airport Marriott because of flooding in the city.
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County loses parking fee at park
Island Countys effort to stop park rangers from enforcing a parking fee on a portion of Cornet Bay Road has proven futile.
The county claimed it owned and maintained the roadway and thus Deception Pass State Park rangers did not have the authority to enforce the parking fee. The area is frequented by people who park and walk to the beach to fish or hike.
After months of research, however, it turned out that the state park system owns the road and the day-use fee on the road is in effect.
It is no longer a county road and it isnt going to be maintained as a county road, said Island County Public Works Director Bill Oakes, after a title search revealed the truth of the matter.
Commissioner Bill Byrd said the county has learned its claim to the road was revoked when Deception Pass State Park was established in 1925.
Island County was originally deeded the stretch of land that runs from the entrance to the state park to Hoypus Point in 1919 from the United States War Department.
The road originally provided access to a ferry dock for a Mosquito Fleet vessel that ran throughout the islands.
The county disputed the parking fee throughout the summer. Early this year, Washington State Parks adopted a $5 day use parking fee for park users. When county maintenance crews worked on Cornet Bay Road, they would often remove the parking fee signs the rangers had posted, thinking it was a county roadway.
Park users began paying a $5 day-use vehicle fee last January. Folks not paying the fee could be subject to a $118 fine.
With the ownership issue of Cornet Bay Road resolved, design work to replace and renovate the boat ramp near the road continues.
Washington State Parks Commission wants to expand the boat dock and replace a log boom. The $1.7 million project is funded by a grant from the state Interagency Committee on Outdoor Recreation.
Jack Hartt, park manager at Deception Pass, said the road ownership issue needed to be resolved before the dock project could move forward.
The state park is also waiting for a permit from the United States Army Corps of Engineers.
The future of the narrow stretch of Cornet Bay Road leading to Hoypus Point is questioned by some. That part of the road provides easy access to salmon and smelt fishing areas.
There is a rumor that the stretch of road is going to be closed to make way for a hiking trail. But Thuy Luu-Beams, spokesperson for the Parks Commission, said that there arent any plans to close that road.
The road is open and will remain open, Luu-Beams said.
She said that there is an option in the Deception Pass State Park Master Facilities Plan to change the road, but officials are just talking and nothing is set in stone yet.
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Still Holdin' SLAB: Cars, Music, and Community in Houston, Texas
Presented by Houston Arts Alliance and Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC) at Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC)
August 8, 2012
Houston Arts Alliance and Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC) present Still Holdin' SLAB: Cars, Music, and Community in Houston, Texas, Wednesday, August 8 at 6:30pm. Featured speaker: Langston Collins Wilkins, PhD candidate in Ethnomusicology & Folklore at Indiana University.
"SLAB"culture is a special car-centered tradition that emerged from certain sectors of Houston's African American community, associated with the city's hip-hop scene and other art forms related to the musical genre. In particular, SLABs are restored and/or customized full-size (mostly GM) vehicles such as Cadillac Fleetwoods, Eldorados, Buicks, Oldsmobile Cutlasses and/or Delta 88s.
Wilkins will give an overview of the tradition in his lecture and discuss its relationship to the development of hip hop in Houston.
SLABs are particularly popular in Houston's historically Black neighborhoods, including former Houston-area suburban communities, e.g. South Park, Sunnyside, Acres Homes, and enclaves located in Missouri City. It almost goes without saying that automobiles of all kinds have had enormous influence on Houston culture, largely a result of the city's urban sprawl and comparatively spare public transportation system.
Car culture is often celebrated by city's residents, most notably during the annual Art Car Parade where hundreds of uniquely modified cars are paraded through the Houston's downtown.
SLAB culture participates in this citywide romance with the car, but is distinguished by its unique style and sensibility.
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Believe me. It doesn't take a Zelda fanboy to know it is an amazing game. If you loved Wind Waker; which Zelda fans say is the worst in the series, then you will love Twilight Princess.
Somebody asked me before I got a Wii what games are you getting with it and I said Super Monkey Ball:Banana Blitz ,Excite Truck and the game it comes with Wii sports.
and they said "YOur not getting Zelda why not and I told them I don't like Zelda I never have the only one i liked was Windwaker and everyone says it's the worst one
I hate all the Zelda fanboys that say zelda is the best even if they think it isn't it isn't they just say that just because they are fanboys. Hey just don't like a game because it's another title in the series like it for what the game is
But that's just my thoughts
Take em or leave don't care. Just thought you guys like to know
Believe me. It doesn't take a Zelda fanboy to know it is an amazing game. If you loved Wind Waker; which Zelda fans say is the worst in the series, then you will love Twilight Princess.
I put my name down down for a used 1 at my local gamestore MICROPLAY
But I think I'll rent it first
But isn't it true this is the hardest Zeldas Ever
if so I probley won't get it I'm not the greatest at these types of games.
its not that hard it just takes time and it feels so good to swing your sword
Maybe that's why you don't like it much. But I don't know if this one is the hardest, I heard the bosses are quite easy.
the game is very easy after playing OoT: master Quest. IMO Master Quest is BY FAR the hardest in the series. TP has its difficult moments (like the cave of ordeals or w/e its called) but over all its pretty easy. im a zelda fan but it isnt the best game ever. its the best real time RPG (final fantasy 9 is the best turn based RPG imo) but not the best game. to me, their cant be a best overall game because each game genre is diffrent. you cant compare a game like zelda with a game like halo or gears of war. they are just too diffrent
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i have windwaker, and i love it. ive never been a huge zelda fan by any means(since ive only had 13 years of life)but im getting twighlight princess anyways, its just a great game.
Try it before you knock it, seriously. I've made that mistake on plenty of things, that is... not including the Zelda series, not even including video gaming.
"Don't knock it untill you try it" applies to all plausable things. Well... A lot of them anyway.
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If you have fully played and beaten Ocarina of Time, and then said you don't like it, I would say you were lying through your teeth. Ocarina of Time was voted the best game of ALL TIME out of every game EVER released. Nobody hates Zelda, everybody likes at least one.
It's the longest, but I wouldn't say hardest. I think it's actually one of the easiest, next to Wind Waker, which actually I didn't think was the worst. I thought that Zelda II was the worst, which, by the way, I thought was the hardest.
But Twilight Princess is my favorite. I actually liked Majora's Mask more than Ocarina of Time, because the gameplay. Ocarina of Time had a better storyline, though.
Oh, and don't worry if you just don't like it. I know plenty of people who don't like it, even after playing Ocarina of Time for 10 hours. People say I'm crazy for not liking Final Fantasy X. I don't know why I don't like it, I just thought it was an "Okay" game.
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BCAA wont hurt you so i dont get that.Obviously you have lost alot of weight but to push it to the next level some exercise what evr tickles your fancy is probably in order in saying that diet is 80% training 20%
Is it reasonable to expect to get to 12% body fat from doing PBF and fasting 16 hours every day, with a 24 hour fast about once a week?
I started LC almost 4 years ago. I lost about 80 pounds. I've been at the same weight for almost 2 years, but I didn't really exercise and IF is fairly new for me.
I'm 6ft tall, 38in waist, 15in neck, 190 pounds. I'm guessing my body fat is around 20%. I would like it to be around 12%. I looked at LeanGains and I'm not really up for taking all the BCAA and I don't have any interest in being < 10% body fat.
With the addition of IF, I'm still not positive I'm getting results, but I'm in no hurry. I just wonder if my expectations are unrealistic.
Can anyone give me a reality check?
Thank you.
BCAA wont hurt you so i dont get that.Obviously you have lost alot of weight but to push it to the next level some exercise what evr tickles your fancy is probably in order in saying that diet is 80% training 20%
I agree. I've been exercising using PBF (Primal Blueprint Fitness) since August. I'm stronger than I was when I started, but I realize that my weight loss efforts are going to hinder my progress somewhat (unless I use something like LeanGains)
It's not that I think BCAAs are harmful. I just don't want to drink protein shakes as a regular part of my diet. I'd rather eat real food and use a protein shake as something to "eat" when I'm in a pinch. (or just eat nothing)
It's not unreasonable. It ends up being a matter of diet.
I think you're confused about BCAA's and what they do/don't do.
I didn't like the rules you gave me, so I made some of my own.
Strong people are harder to kill than weak people, and more useful in general. - Mark Rippetoe
I have various limitations to when I can workout and when I can eat. The only LeanGains protocol that I could pull off is "Early morning fasted training". This requires 30 grams of BCAAs on your workout days.
It's my understanding that, within the context of "Early morning fasted training", BCAAs prevent the fast from having a detrimental effect on your muscles, since you can't eat your big meal directly following your workout.
With regard to diet, I don't eat grass-fed meat because of the price and I'll have soybean based mayo maybe once a month. Other than that I can't think of anything I consume that isn't Primal. I eat a boat load of salads and various vegetables and I have some sort of meat with almost every meal. I eat until I'm "satisfied", stopping short of "full."
Does that sound like the sort of tack that will take me to my goal? Or is it going to require something regimented and prescribed like LeanGains?
Even Martin only recommends 10g BCAA's pre-lift, I only do 5g. Post-lift, big meal. He only recommends more if there's gonna be a big gap between training and eating.
It'll still get you there, but without big heavy compound lifts it'll take longer
I didn't like the rules you gave me, so I made some of my own.
Strong people are harder to kill than weak people, and more useful in general. - Mark Rippetoe
Exercise! Don't worry about percentage just keep working to a point where you are happy.
Eating primal is not a diet, it is a way of life.
Don't forget to play!
I wouldn't worry about the BCAA's. Working out fasted without them is fine. 12% isn't unreasonable.
It's really more about putting in some effort/sacrifice by doing things like cutting down total intake, avoiding indulgences (cheats), making the healthiest choices (all whole foods, no processed stuff), staying active (especially the move frequently thing), etc. Generally speaking, lowering your BF% when it's already fairly low takes some work.
So don't worry about a magic formula or solution like "if I fast for x hours x days a week, then will I cut up?". Just stay conscious of what you're doing all the time and make good choices consistently.
That's my best attempt a reality check for ya.
But at the same time, your plan sounds like a good one. 12% isn't super crazy low (for a guy) so it probably won't take extreme measures. But it might take a while unless you get really strict about your food.
If you are new to the PB - please ignore ALL of this stuff, until you've read the book, or at least http://www.marksdailyapple.com/primal-blueprint-101/ and this (personal fave): http://www.archevore.com/get-started/


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Jennifer Elizabeth Jones (MIHS Class of 1997) and Aaron Deane Branstetter (Bellevue Christian Class of 1995) were married on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009, at Epiphany Parish in Seattle, with a reception following at the Rainier Club, in downtown Seattle.
The wedding party included Christie (Jones) Peterson, matron of honor, the bride's sister; Jared Nielsen, best man, and other attendants.
The bride is the daughter of Clayton and JoAnne Jones, of Mercer Island, and granddaughter of Clayton and Genevieve Jones, of Seattle. The groom is the son of Dennis and Judi Branstetter, of Rice, Wash.
The couple met online through match.com in July 2007. They are making their first home in Kirkland, Wash. The bride is a research director for Cheskin (headquartered in San Francisco), and the groom is a small business owner.
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There are currently 10 members of staff in the Department Team, and the College has invested considerably in an 9.5 hectare vineyard and a purpose-built Wine Centre; which incorporates teaching facilities, laboratories, a commercial winery and a wine sensory evaluation room. A UK wine research centre was built in 2013 in order to develop our post-graduate and research facilities and establish an international reputation in these fields.
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How often are elevators inspected and by whom?
All passenger elevators, wheelchair lifts, and escalators must be inspected semi-annually, and freight elevators and dumbwaiters inspected annually. These inspections can be done by private sector companies or by the Department of Labor when requested in writing.
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LOUDON, N.H. – Ryan Truex put a stranglehold on his bid to earn a second consecutive NASCAR K&N Pro Series East championship Friday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway as he took the checkered flag in the New Hampshire 125.
Truex, driver of the No. 00 Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota, inherited the lead on Lap 123 and held on through two green-white-checker finishes for the sweep of the two K&N Pro Series East races at New Hampshire in 2010.
Truex ran up front nearly the entire day, but lost the lead to Alan Tardiff on Lap 111 and was later passed by Corey LaJoie. On Lap 123 LaJoie washed up the track entering Turn 3 while battling Tardiff for the lead and the pair spun out, which resulted in Truex resuming the race lead that he would make stand.
Brett Moffitt wound up as the race runner-up, his second such effort in four starts at the 1.058-mile oval. Jeff Anton, of Russell, crossed the line third to tie his previous best career finish.
Truex, the defending series champion, led a race-high 49 laps and holds a 118-point lead over Darrell Wallace Jr. with one race remaining. Wallace finished ninth.
Miguel Paludo, Cole Whitt, Eddie MacDonald, Andrew Ranger, Michael Cherry, Wallace and Timmy Hill rounded out the top 10 in the race, which was extended to 136 laps with the two green-white-checker attempts. LaJoie finished 13th, while Tardiff's day ended in 25th.
The New Hampshire 125 will air on SPEED on Thursday, Sept. 23 at 6 p.m. ET.
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MOBILE, Alabama — Mobile Mystery Dinners' new production, "Lipstick, Lies & Alibis," starts at 7 p.m. on Sept. 21 at the Mobile Carnival Museum, 355 Government St. in downtown Mobile.
The plot concerns the life celebration of Madame Vanderbilt, the oldest and dearest friend of the host, Mr. Ari Verderci, and a group of their friends joining them at the party. Also among the guests is Mr. Heath Gargamel, who has a history of terrorizing residents of the city. According to Mobile Mystery Dinners, the evening will include several mysteries for the audience to help solve.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The $59 admission includes a tour of the museum, an unlimited wine bar and a catered meal. Dress is casual. Advance reservations are required; call 251-479-3212. For more information, visit www.mobilemysterydinners.com.


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U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin endorsed Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination on Friday and urged conservatives to "coalesce" around the party's front-runner, as Romney turned his focus to attacking President Barack Obama's economic record.
Ryan, the Budget Committee chairman whose home state of Wisconsin holds its primary on Tuesday, appeared in Appleton with Romney to lend his backing. He's the latest prominent Republican to rally behind Romney and call for an end to a primary contest that threatens to drag on for months and potentially lead to a delegate fight on the floor of the national convention Aug. 27-30 in Tampa, Fla.
"In this man, we have a person of conviction," Ryan said at Lawrence University before Romney gave a speech panning Obama's economic record. "We have a man with the right kind of experience. We have the right kind of leader we're going to need to get this country right, and to get this country back on track."
Earlier, Ryan said it would be "counterproductive" for the race to last much longer. "It's important that we coalesce as conservatives around Mitt Romney and focus on the big task at hand, which is defeating Barack Obama in the fall," he told Fox News.
Romney, 65, increasingly pivoting to an anti-Obama message as his grip on the nomination tightens, debuted an overhauled stump speech in which he contrasted his own vision for an "opportunity society" with the "government-centered society" he accused the president of creating.
"Instead of doing everything possible to promote the power of the free-enterprise system to create jobs and get us out of this crisis, Barack Obama has promoted the power of government -- and the results have been predictable, and dismal," Romney said. He called the president part of a group of "out-of-touch liberals" who "say they want a strong economy, but they really don't like businesses very much," adding: "It's like saying you love omelets, but don't like eggs."
The former Massachusetts governor portrayed Obama and his allies as power-hungry figures, ready to attack anyone who challenges them. "And, as we see each day, they will fight even more fiercely to hold on to that power," he said.
Obama campaign spokeswoman Lis Smith accused Romney of "misleading rhetoric that has become par for the course for him," saying he had ignored economic progress during the president's term.
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Parkway Presbyterian Church will have a Maundy Thursday service with Kenner Presbyterian on April 17 at Kenner Presbyterian, at 2139 Iowa Ave., Kenner. Dinner is at 6 p.m., and worship is at 7 p.m.
All are invited to an ecumenical Christian sunrise service at 7 a.m. on Easter, April 20, at the central pavilion in Lafreniere Park in Metairie. The service will last 30 minutes and will be followed by breakfast at 8:30 a.m. at Parkway, 6200 Camphor St., Metairie. Traditional worship will begin at 10:30 a.m., to be followed by an Easter ggg hunt for the younger children. For more information, call the church office, 504.733.1644.
Catholics Returning Home
The Evangelization Committee of St. Edward the Confessor Church, 4921 W Metairie Ave., will host "Catholics Returning Home,'' a six-week program intended to give inactive Catholics an understanding of today's church and enable them to meet others who, like themselves, are contemplating returning to their religious roots.
The weekly series begins April 24 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Parish Center and continues every Thursday through May 29. There are no obligations attached and one is not required to attend all of the sessions. Please help spread the word to anyone who may be interested in finding their way back home to the warm embrace of the Church. Call 504.888.0703.
Jefferson Parish prayer breakfast
The Jefferson Parish prayer breakfast will be April 22 from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at the Landmark Hotel, 2601 Severn Ave, Metairie.
PGA players in town for the Zurich Classic will share the challenges and struggles on the PGA Tour from a personal perspective. The featured speaker is Ben Crane, who won the Nationwide Tour the year after going professional. He has since won four PGA events and ranked top-player-under-30 in the Official World Golf Rankings.
Jefferson Parish President John Young will give a welcome. Most of the Jefferson Parish Council and many business and community leaders will attend. The public is welcome. A table for eight is $150, and individual tickets are $20. For more information or to make
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Indoor garage sale
Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 315 Ridgelake Drive, Metairie, will have an indoor garage sale May 3 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Items will include collectables, jewelry, books, toys, clothes, household items, furniture and more.
Holy Week at Christ Anglican Catholic Church
Christ Anglican Catholic Church, 4316 North Woodlawn Ave. In Metairie, will receive the vows of Tyronne Sills, of Chattanooga, Tenn., as a First Order Brother in the Congregation of the Good Samaritan, on April 16 during the 6 p.m. Mass. Mass will be followed by soup and salad supper. The evening will finish with the last of six Lenten slide presentations by Nathanael Heller, biblical anthropologist.
On April 17, the church will begin the Maundy Thursday evening with the Holy Eucharist at 6:30 p.m. The altar will then be stripped and left bare, with the door of the empty tabernacle left standing open. Then follows the traditional Maundy or foot washing.
The solemn ceremonies of Good Friday will begin at 6 p.m. with the Adoration of the Cross, the reading of the Passion and the Mass of the pre-sanctified. The services will end with the recitation of the Stations of the Cross. The church is left alone and silent until Sunday morning.
Easter Sunday Mass of the Resurrection will begin at 9 a.m. The whole focus of the service is to celebrate the Resurrection of Lord! Everyone is invited to come and to stay after Mass for light refreshments in the Parish Hall.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
SDMetro -- Mark J. Riedy, Executive Director, USD Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate
With his visionary thinking and unrelenting passion, Dr. Mark J. Riedy has built a vital business and community resource from the ground up. The Burnham-Moores Center, which he founded, changes lives through its educational offerings and keeps San Diego — the quintessential real estate town — informed and interconnected. Riedy founded the real estate program at USD in 1992. Over the years, he has created an invaluable resource for the San Diego real estate and financial services industries as well as the larger business community. The Master of Science in Real Estate program is now in its eighth year and gaining in national and international prominence each year. The program also offers an undergraduate major and two continuing education certificates, so that real estate professionals at all levels of development are well served. Meanwhile, the Burnham-Moores Center's industry events provide unparalleled networking and business opportunities. (Full Story)
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A team official told CSNNE.com that O'Neal did not participate in the team's closed walkthrough this morning. While it's still possible for him to suit up against the Memphis Grizzlies tonight, it seems unlikely.
For O'Neal, this will be the 22nd straight game that he'll be out with some type of right leg injury.
Based on the opponent, tonight would have been an ideal time for the 39-year-old center to return to action.
Memphis comes into tonight's game as the NBA's leader in points in the paint (50.9) per game.
Ahhh nuts.
Any day now. Unless he missed shootaround because he was becoming a sheriff again and he'll surprise us tonight.