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Immanuel UCW holds meeting at Murphy home
Greetings from Brookdale. It is now mid-September and we are wearing jackets already.
The forecast for Saturday is sunny and 19 degrees. I know that all those who plan on attending the UCW Camp Ta-Wa-Si Retreat are looking forward to a nice day. We have two or three hardy swimmers who like to have a dip. There is a beautiful beach there on the Northumberland Strait.
A special time was held on Wednesday at the Tidnish Community Hall for Betty Moore and family, where about 50 friends and family were able to share their memories of Cecil. The family extends our thanks to the Haynes family, who assisted Betty and Cecil on a regular basis, and the members of the Tidnish Bridge Fire Department, who supported Cecil and Betty each time they had to call 911. Blessings to all, their neighbours as well.
The Brookdale United Church is now open on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. The front steps are in place and the work is progressing as planned and we sincerely thank all those who are or have participated.
The Immanuel UCW met on Monday evening at the home of Leota Murphy with eight members in attendance. President Lillian opened the meeting with a welcome, the UCW Purpose and also conducted the meeting and Jean Miller replaced secretary Joyce Hollis who was ill and unable to attend.
Mary Dunlop received the offering and reported on the strawberry social and the UCW was able to donate $1,200 to the church treasurer. Our member Jackie Thompson will be moving to the U.S.A. next month and will be greatly missed by all. The Immanuel Christmas Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale will be held on Nov. 27 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tea/coffee, sandwich and sweets $4.
ItŌĆÖs hard to believe it is that time already.
The Brookdale United Church has set two dates as well. The anniversary service will be held on Sunday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. and a special evening of Christmas Music will be held on Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. Their Christmas Bazaar is generally held the first Saturday in December at the Brookdale Community Hall. The Brookdale Circle will be meeting this Tuesday at Judy MilnerŌĆÖs. There will be a silent auction and dates for events decided.
Many meetings are starting up. The Nappan-Maccan Session Meeting will be held on Sept. 22 at 6:30 p.m. followed by the McCully Pastoral Charge Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
I shall miss getting my bulletins on the Sundays that I am unable to attend once Jackie leaves. She always drops off one for me as I never know what kind of day I will have.
The bikers are doing their Toys for Tots ride again this year, raising funds and toys for those in need. This will be the 17th year since the former Council of Churches took over Christmas For Kids. We need to look for another organization or group to continue this program or a program similar. In most places, bags are filled with items according to ages and if they are girls or boys. No sizes or suggestions are required and it is very impersonal.
We are fortunate that the folk in Amherst and the county are so generous but in some cases we just donŌĆÖt have or unable to get what parents request. People who give, give what they can afford. The last few years we have helped over 500 children yearly. Maybe itŌĆÖs time to send the program back to Family and Children Services. Opening day this year will be Nov. 15 and the closing date for applications will be Dec. 10 and the operation will close altogether on Dec. 17.
Something to think about: Canada has over two million informal caregivers who are not paid and many more volunteers.
Weekly quote: Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important in some respect, whether he chooses to be or not.
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I was just on another website, simplefit, and one of the posters said that you can order grass fed online often cheaper than you can buy it locally. Since I can't really buy it locally at all, unless its ground beef... Are there good/inexpensive online sources? Googling gives me options, but I'm sure you all know where the "goods" are. I'd ask at simplefit but the forum is pretty slow, and I know this one is usually hoppin.
Thanks! I have to say, there is a bit of sticker shock for sure. Unless I'm just unrealistic in my pricing, I don't see how most people could afford to have a lot of grass fed beef. A dinner at home with friends is going to cost me over a hundred bucks, and that's just in the meat! That's it, no grass fed for the friends.
lacense is WAY higher than most online retailers. I've ordered from Slanker's with great success: http://www.texasgrassfedbeef.com/bee...and_prices.htm
Thanks Primal, those prices are a bit more palatable. :-)
You might be able to find it locally if you search for it, I have been going way out of my way to visit every farmers market within 50 miles. Last week I scored, 100% grass fed beef whole, half or quarter for $4.25 a pound processed weight. I am putting down a deposit and buying a bigger freezer we are going for 1/2 a cow which should last about 1 year because this local farm only harvest once a year at the end of October. $4.25 a pound is less than I currently pay for ground grass-fed beef. I also told them I would be glad to take any bones or organ meat, or fat others didn't want to keep it from going to waste They said they usually have some to give away to customers who want it!!
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Politicians have shot down the effort of China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) to buy Unocal. What a wrong-headed, dangerous thing to have done.
There are several reasons: First, it invites retaliation. Although the Chinese are going to maintain surface calm pending the official visit of President Hu Jintao to the United States, the Chinese at some point could decide that they've bought enough U.S. government paper, thank you very much. That would be distinctly unpleasant.
Another form of retaliation could threaten U.S. companies operating on the Mainland. From General Motors to Coca-Cola to Microsoft, U.S. chief executives have huge stakes in China and all of them depend to some extent on relations with Chinese government entities and the Communist Party. Why would the U.S. Congress invite retaliation against American interests?
Then there's the question of asset values. The Chinese have accumulated hundreds of billions of dollars as a result of their trade surplus with us. If we let the Chinese put some percentage of that to work in our tangible assets, that would drive up the value of all American assets. Allowing a more robust "recycling" of China's dollars is a win-win.
But there's also a broader issue. As the title of Clyde Prestowitz's new book suggests, there are "three billion new capitalists" who are entering the global economy and therefore are going to be competing against Americans-but they will also be buying U.S. products and services. We can't just build walls to keep them out of Fortress America.
The only sensible strategy is to identify crucial American strengths and keep enhancing them. We have to keep moving up the technology and productivity ladders at the same time that we sell our leading-edge goods and services to the emerging giants. A deepened interdependency can be good for everyone.
But no one on Capitol Hill seems to understand that. All that Washington seems capable of is knee-jerk, short-sighted reactions. What's completely missing is a long-term strategy for U.S. competitiveness in a rapidly changing world. For many years, CEOs have been content to let Washington drift along in political gridlock. But with each day that passes, it's becoming clearer that political ineptitude is going to hurt American economic interests-and therefore the bottom lines of CEOs.


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Every Monday during the regular season, we'll run our District 3 boys' basketball rankings. We'll go Top 5 in the smaller two classes and Top 10 in the upper two classes. These are not affiliated with the District 3 power rankings, which determine entry and seeding for the district tournament.
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1. Central York (18-2, Y-A I ... last: 1) -- It's a 12-game winning streak for the Panthers, who can finish perfect YAIAA run with wins this week at York and Spring Grove
2. Wilson (19-2, Berks I ... last: 2) -- Terrific defensive team, though the offense fell into a few funks in Saturday night's OT win at Cumberland Valley
3. Harrisburg (16-5, M-P Commonwealth ... last: 3) -- Cougars never did schedule a 22nd game, so it appears, through tiebreakers, they await likely invite into next week's Mid-Penn tournament
4. Reading (15-6, Berks I ... last: 6) -- Red Knights have been scoring in bunches during six-game winning streak; regular season wraps this week at Exeter
5. Cumberland Valley (15-5, M-P Commonwealth ... last: 4) -- Eagles need a CDSD sweep this week (at Central Dauphin, vs. CD East) to share Commonwealth title with Harrisburg and Carlisle
6. Red Lion (18-3, Y-A 1 ... last: 7) -- Went beyond York/Adams counties just once all season (Jan. 4 at Middletown); bus bills must be fabulously low
7. York (15-5, Y-A I ... last: 8) -- With Central York and Red Lion left, Bearcats have a chance to swing some momentum their way heading into the postseason
8. McCaskey (14-6, L-L 1 ... last: 10) -- Red Tornado will spin a seven-game winning streak into Section 1 battles with Hempfield and Cedar Crest this week
9. Cedar Crest (16-4, L-L 1 ... last: 5) -- Pair of one-point losses over last two weeks has Falcons one game back instead of one game up in Section 1 standings
10. Hempfield (15-5, L-L 1 ... last 9) -- Feeling uneasy after blowout loss to Cedar Crest, but chance at redemption this week with McCaskey and Manheim Twp. to go
Dropped from Top 10: None
Honorable mention: Carlisle (14-6), CD East (12-8), Cedar Cliff (11-9), Central Dauphin (10-11), Cocalico (10-9), Daniel Boone (11-10), Exeter (12-9), Hershey (13-7), Lampeter-Strasburg (13-7), Lebanon (14-6), Lower Dauphin (14-6), Manheim Twp. (11-9), Mechanicsburg (12-7), Shippensburg (13-8), Waynesboro (15-5).


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Reality TV star Jenni "JWoww" Farley has been named one of the smartest celebrities — on Twitter.
Time.com compiled a list of the 50 smartest celebrities by using a popular comprehension test known as Simple Measure Of Gobbledygook (SMOG) and analyzed the reading levels of the tweets produced by the 500 most-followed celebrities on Twitter. (The SMOG test measures the number of three-syllable words used in a text to calculate the years of education required to understand it).
Farley, a Toms River resident, tied with R&B singer Usher for the seventh spot, beating out fellow New Jerseyan Stephen Colbert and even J.K. Rowling, the mastermind of the "Harry Potter" franchise. The former "Jersey Shore" star has nearly 4 million Twitter followers.
Hollywood A-lister and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio took the top honor, followed by Justin Bieber's mother, Pattie Mallette, who came in at No. 2. Comedian Jimmy Kimmel was named the third smartest.
According to Time, a recent analysis of more than 1 million tweets found that Twitter messages average a fourth-grade reading level. The celebrities who made this list rise above that level. DiCaprio's tweets, for example, rank at an average reading level of grade 7.5. Time says DiCaprio often tweets about global warming, which likely worked to his benefit in this ranking.
Farley appears to have misread the chart, writing on her blog: "Time.com named me the 8th smartest celeb on Twitter... So weird lol... but I'll take it!"
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Miles promises to be a regular at the Lake House. There is just something about this guy that is fun to be around and man o man is he hot. I immediately thought that Ashton would love playing around with Miles. Ashton has this look about him that just told me that he had a dirty side. What better boy to bring that out in him that cocky country boy Miles.
Ashton was really pretty shy during his solo so I wasn't real sure what to expect when he first met Miles. I was really almost shocked at the confidence that this young country boy had when it came time to fuck around with Miles. Miles is very confident and full of energy. He is as cocky as any hot boy you would meet but he somehow manages to display his southern charm. Ashton definitely was intimidated if fact he was turned on…..really turned on.
Miles had arrived at the Lake House at about 3 am so he just let himself in and found a bed to crash in. Ashton showed up with the rest of us to find Miles sleeping naked in one of the bedrooms. I looked over to find Ashton smiling with his hand in his pants. Ashton showed up horny and he wasn't trying to hide it. Miles climbed out of bed showing all of us his morning wood as he jumped in the shower.
By the time Miles was out of the shower, our cameras were on and rolling because we knew this was going to be hot. Ashton couldn't wait to get his mouth on Miles' cock. He almost immediately went for it when they climbed on the bed together. Miles immediately got rock hard as soon as he felt Ashton's warm mouth swallow his fat cock. After Ashton suck Miles cock for a while, he was ready to get fucked. I couldn't believe how well Ashton took Miles' cock. When it was all over, Ashton's face was covered with Miles' cum. Ashton just had to have a taste.


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Last month the Vatican's new communications adviser, Greg Burke — a member of Opus Dei and a former Fox News correspondent — spoke to journalists at the Jesuits' Heythrop College in London. Burke, appointed by the former Pope, Benedict XVI, last summer, observed almost in passing that Pope Francis is always talking about the Devil.
A few days later, the Pope prayed publicly over a man said in some reports to be possessed by the Devil. Subsequent claims that this was an exorcism were tempered by the Vatican, which insisted that intent is the key — and the intent to perform an exorcism


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Accused killer Jordan Criado appeared in Jackson County Circuit Court yesterday and admitted to killing his wife back in July of 2011, but claimed it was his wife that killed their four children, and not him. Jackson County District Attorney Beth Heckert says that the evidence overwhelmingly indicated that Criado was, in fact, the one who killed the children after brutally stabbing his wife and setting their 10th Street house on fire. Criado changed his not guilty pleas to guilty by Alford plea, admitting no guilt in his actions, but recognizing there is enough evidence to convict him. Sentencing has been set for April 15th.
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TORONTO, Ontario – Toronto – Canada's largest city – is a cosmopolitan collection of restaurants, shopping and all the things of what you would expect to find in a major city.
If you are planning a trip, know this: It's not a perfect city, but there is definitely a lot going on. (Hint: Liking hockey is a plus, though not a requirement, if you are in Toronto.)
We captured the sights in two short video productions – one captures the positive charms, and one the not-so-cool aspects.


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Golders Green school faces closure threat
A strictly Orthodox school which has operated from a house in Golders Green Road for five years without planning permission is under threat of closure.
Beis Medrash Elyon has had a retrospective planning application deferred until April by Barnet Council to allow more time for consideration of its claim of special grounds for being granted school status.
Speaking after last week's planning sub-committee meeting, a council spokesman explained that should consent be refused, the school could appeal to the government's Planning Inspectorate.
Should this also be rejected, "the council may consider a prosecution or an injunction [for closure]. If action was taken, it would be before the start of the new academic year."
In 2004, the school was refused planning permission on the basis of disruption to neighbours. An appeal in 2006 also failed and and an order for its closure within 11 months was ignored.
Principal Rabbi Isaac Lebovich insisted that the 50 pupils were not unruly: "Our boys don't break things and they're not disruptive to the local community. This school is vital for the Jewish community. There's not a state school that can provide the mix of secular and religious education."
The private school is described by Ofsted as preparing boys aged 11-14 for life in a junior yeshivah.


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Several legislators said they didn't like the nanny-state nature of House Bill 2896, but decided that the health risks were too great to ignore.
Medical experts testified earlier this week that adolescent girls were particularly at risk of developing skin cancer, given the social pressures to visit salons. They said that exposure to UV light at a young age increases the chances of melanoma.
"To me, this is similar to smoking and sometimes when we're kids, we don't know what we're doing to ourselves," said Rep. Jim Weidner, R-Yamhill.
Rep. Brian Clem, D-Salem, said he was skeptical of the bill – until he heard from the tanning industry representative.
Joseph Levy, who spoke on behalf of the International Smart Tan Network, said the causal link between UV and cancer is not as clear cut as medical professionals claim.
Oregon is among some two dozen states where lawmaker are considering legislation to regulate minors and tanning beds, according to the American Suntanning Association.
The bill exempts teens who have medical orders to receive tanning treatment. It now moves to the full House.


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4 starsBrabant, Netherlands
Discover 4-star comfort at Van der Valk Hotel Eindhoven. At our luxury hotel rooms, you'll have all the comfort you need. Hotel Eindhoven has the best location you could imagine. Amidst the green of the forests and the Genneper Parks, directly adjacent to soccer club RPC and the artificial turfs of hockey club Oranje Zwart.
Within 5 minutes, you are in the vibrant city center of Eindhoven, but arterial roads (A2 and A67) are directly adjacent to the hotel. Eindhoven is the 5th largest city of the Netherlands with over 200.000 residents. This vibrant city has a strong attraction to the field of culture, technics, design, shopping and entertainment.
All of our luxury and comfortable hotel rooms have a spacious design and are equipped with a bathroom with bath, separate shower, hairdryer, toilet and sink. In the room, you'll find a phone, wireless internet, TV with video channel, radio, alarm and a safe.
The sportive guest can use our exclusive Toucan Sport and Wellness Center with fitness room, tennis court and swimming pool free of charge.
Distance to sports venue: 100 Meters
Within 50 meters of the hotel the training facilities are based at the football club RPC, Eindhoven. There are 3 grass senior football pitches laid to a high standard providing an excellent playing surface including 1 artificial grass pitch.
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Distance to sports venue: 100 Meters
The distance from the sports complex to Hotel Eindhoven is about 100 metres.
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North Brabant is a province of the Netherlands, located in the south of the country, bordered by Belgium in the south, the Meuse River (Maas) in the north, Limburg in the east and Zeeland in the west. Like most of the Netherlands, North Brabant is mostly flat.
While most of the population lives in urban areas, much of the province is uninhabited even though most of the land is cultivated. Consistent with naturally raised areas, forests, heathlands and dune areas can also be found. The province is bordered by the Meuse River in the north. Its delta flows through the Biesbosch area, a national park.


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The Replacement Killers
I suppose Antoine Fuqua (who did Coolio's video "Gangsta's Paradise") directed this film by himself, but if John Woo stuck his arm up Fuqua's ass and move him around like a puppet for six months, Fuqua would produce exactly the same film.
Perhaps Fuqua would like us to be nice to him and assume that his Chinese gangster film starring Chow Yun-Fat is an homage to Woo, and not a blatant copy intended to milk every last ounce of name recognition possible. However, he sucks out our last bit of appreciation for originality like a fat guy with an exposed butt crack vacuuming the last sticky detritus from the floor of a dirty van. Yun-Fat stars. Woo executive produces. Sounds to me like a big, expensive bit of ass-kissing.
"The Replacement Killers" has two glaring problems: The first is that the story is about as complex as the directions on a can of soup: Open can. Pour in gangsters. Heat. John Lee (Yun-Fat) decides not to kill the son of a cop (Michael Rooker) and must deal with the consequences, which involve running away from bad guys with Mira Sorvino in tow. This wouldn't be all bad if Mira didn't run as if the lower half of her body were purchased at Hugh M. Woods. It's freaky. It's like that girl in fourth grade everyone avoided on field day because we all thought her lack of coordination might be contagious.
The second problem with the film is Fuqua's direction, which is over-the-top stylistic when it comes to scenes that don't matter -- like Lee turning to see who's at the door -- and incomprehensible when the action gets going and some of us aspire to actually see what's happening. Hey, here's an idea: How about not editing these films on cocaine so those of us with normal ocular function can make out who's shooting whom?
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On Tuesday, Baseball America released its list of the Top 100 prospects heading into 2009, which included the names of three Pirates prospects:
No. 12: 3B Pedro Alvarez (No. 2 overall pick in 2008)
No. 33: OF Andrew McCutchen (No. 11 overall pick in 2005)
No. 75: OF Jose Tabata (signed as a non-drafted free agent in 2005 as a 16 year old)
One interesting observation from list — Baseball America also projected when each player would make his Major League debut. For McCutchen, the prediction was 2009. Definitely a safe bet. For Tabata, the prediction was 2010. I'd agree there, too. As for Alvarez, his predicted debut? 2009. Yes, that's this year. Stay tuned…
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Its good to see Huntington has the Pirates doing well with three prospects of the Bucs in the BA Top 100.
3 out of 100 would be average, I'll take that given the Pirate's history. The eventual emergence of Alvarez would make it seem less worthwhile to have patience with Andy LaRoche if continues to struggle. Why allow LaRoche to be miserable if Alvarez is the not to distant future anyway? Am I missing something?
I think the Pirates already know it is not going to happen with LaRoche. I for one will be happy to see Alvarez in the lineup this year. Though I have to wonder what the future for Neil Walker is. I like Neil and think he deserves a chance, maybe right now. They will try to save face with LaRoche as long as possible, because of the furor over the trade.


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On Tuesday morning, Nautica Vega made Hudson Catholic history when she signed her letter of intent to play for Monroe College.
The senior outside hitter became the first female athlete to commit to play in college since the previously all boys school integrated with female students four years ago.
While Vega acknowledges how much of an accomplishment this is for herself, she is more proud to be paving the way for other girls at Hudson Catholic to aspire for athletic scholarships.
"It's a huge honor," she said. "I feel like it is going to give a lot of girls hope in our school. Now not all the attention will be focused on the boys sports."
Vega is the first of what Hudson Catholic coach Fernando Colon hopes will turn into a trend of Lady Hawks continuing to play volleyball at the next level.
"It's what a coach wants every year," Colon, the reigning Hudson County coach of the year, said. "It motivates all the other girls that all the work in the off season and the weight room pays off. For Nautica, it shows that she could play with the best. She's going to play for a very good program."
Vega will join 2013 AVCA Region Coach of the Year Delgado Reyes at Monroe, which Vega fell in love with upon her first visit to the New Rochelle campus.
"I was basically all for it once I went for a visit," Vega, who transferred from The Patrick School at the beginning of the season, said. "I saw how they played together and I enjoyed the environment."
Vega alongside standout junior opposite Katria Stewart played a crucial role in Hudson Catholic's best season to date.
Hudson Catholic finished with a 22-6 record and picked up the program's 75th victory along the way. The Jersey City school also made it to the quarterfinal round of the NJSIAA Non-Public Tournament for the first time.
Vega, who finished her senior year with 206 kills and 101 digs, was named to the first team All-Hudson County and second team All-Non Public.
"She alway brought energy to the court," Colon said. "She player with a fearless intensity every game."
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Artist Ryn Osbourne, an Ohio native and graduate of the College of Wooster with a BA in sociology, currently works as a RTI (response to intervention) instructor with the Graham Primary School. A member of MINT Collective, in her artistic practice Osbourne transforms everyday found objects into stunning works of art. Such creations include a limited-edition print available exclusively to VIP ticketholders at Off the Grid on Saturday, March 12. Marisa Espe, education assistant at the Wexner Center and cochair of the GenWex Advisory Committee's internal committee, recently spoke with Ryn about her practice, her admiration of Noah Purifoy, and the importance of the arts in the classroom. Their conversation follows.
ME: Describe your artistic practice.
RO: I am a reactionary, place-based, social engagement maker. My work is informed by my surroundings, employing a critical sociological lens on my social-spatial experiences and the experiences of others. I use the visual to express ideas derived from sociological themes and research. I currently work with photographic printmaking, collage and mixed media, and I often use whatever materials I have readily available.
Photo courtesy Ryn Osbourne.
ME: Can you talk about the significance of found art in your work and the transformation of object into artwork?
RO: Objects are symbolic of ownership, movement, activity and place. Objects are the material representations of the body's needs and actions and are the results of a body's ability to make, obtain, consume and discard. As objects move through this fluid process, their meanings change, and discarded objects are often seen as purposeless. By taking found objects, discarded and left behind, and then using them to print cyanotypes, I am adding a new meaning to the object by allowing it to be viewed outside its conventional space, re-mystifying the ordinary.
ME: I think it's fair to say that you and Noah Purifoy deal with similar themes, especially through the recontextualization of the object. What are some of your thoughts on Purifoy's work?
RO: Noah Purifoy's work is incredibly loud, but in a beautiful and tactful way. Though his work is made from junk, the materials are so attentively selected and organized. His careful choices of symbolic objects communicates a specific feeling, narrative and experience, which I find as an artist to be an outstanding accomplishment. The intent within his work makes his pieces so powerful. While his work may speak of his own experiences, it also conveys a greater historical and social-political message.
ME: Off the Grid is a benefit for education programs at the Wex. Can you talk a little about your own experience in art education?
RO: I incorporate the arts into an afterschool program at which I work. My students use the making process to learn how to think creatively and to use descriptive language. We recently began using visuals as a way to discuss social- and self-awareness. When my students hear that they will be making art, they feel a sense of relief and it provides them with a space to learn and make mistakes without feeling like there is a right or wrong answer, an experience every student needs in order to understand their own individual value systems, separate from grades or testing.
Go out, get found—and get your own print featuring Osbourne's transformative vision, free with purchase of a VIP ticket for Off the Grid on Saturday, March 12. (General admission tickets also available.)


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Team Milram is now enjoying an escape from the cold European weather at their training camp in Mallorca, Spain. "We called together our complete new squad to prepare ourselves together for the important work in the coming season," said Gerry van Gerwen, team manager. The team consists of 24 riders, with 16 of them being Germans. Their training days began with thirty minutes of walking along the beach, after which comes stabilization training with Milram's physiotherapists. They would eat breakfast and then ride in the Mallorcan sun for six hours. They split up into groups which target training for specific events like the Tour Down Under or spring classics. They also fine-tuned their bikes and had the usual team meetings and talks. "We can look with confidence to the new year. The signs are there, starting with the meetings to the technical settings on the bikes up to the daily training – everything has gone perfectly. The guys together with our sporting staff and the physiotherapists and mechanics have completed a tough program," van Gerwen says. Team Milram will be returning home for the holidays on Tuesday.
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If Carly Richardson is on the court, she will give the Palmyra girls' basketball team a chance to win.
That's not to say that the Cougars will win every game, although they have 21 out of 21 times this season. But it is to say that, even when it appears that Richardson is having an off night, she will eventually make the plays that Palmyra needs.
On Friday night, Richardson started the Cougars' home game against Trinity 0-for-6 from the floor. While she was in that drought, Palmyra fell behind by seven points. Then Richardson recovered and put up a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds, and the Cougars won 64-41.
Richardson, a Big 15 first-team member last year, leads Palmyra with 15.8 points per game. That average has the junior forward in second place among Mid-Penn Keystone Division players.
Richardson and Palmyra have a key game Monday night at Hershey, in which a win will clinch the division for the Cougars. If Hershey wins, the two teams will split the title and a playoff will be held to determine who plays in the Mid-Penn Tournament.
Palmyra defeated Hershey 53-31 on Jan. 9, when Richardson had another double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds.
Although her rebounding numbers imply that she spends most of her time in the paint, Richardson also has 32 3-point baskets.
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Who introduced you to the sport of basketball?
My dad. He played basketball at Lebanon Valley College and was a high school coach for years. He's the one who had a basketball in my hand from day one. I probably played my first team game in third grade.
Other than your father, who would you consider to be your basketball mentor?
Coach [Ron] Berman. He's the one who taught me how working hard can get you so far. You may not win every game, but you'll be in every game if you work hard.
What is the best part of your game?
My ability to play all positions. I'm learning to become more of a guard now. I started out as a forward, but now I'm starting to develop an inside and outside game.
What aspect of your game needs the most work?
My ball handling. I was always the person in the post, making post moves and rebounding. My handling of the ball is the big thing I'm working on right now.
How do you stay focused and confident if you miss your first several shots, like happened against Trinity?
I just have to keep thinking that I'm a great shooter. One of my favorite quotes is Michael Jordan saying that he missed over 9,000 shots in his career and that's what made him great. Just reading that quote reminds me of how hard I worked in the summer, and that I have great teammates and great coaches around me.
How difficult is it to stay at the top of your game every night while you are undefeated and everyone is aiming for you?
It's more fun that anything. There are not many teams right now that can say they are 21-0. Sure it's hard. We have a target on our backs. But I'd rather have a target on my back than be the one shooting at the target.
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Following is the list of holes-in-one made recently by area golfers:
David Essig, April 29, at the 162-yard 4th hole at the Sanctuary Golf Course (Sanibel Island, Fla.) using a 4-iron. Witnessed by Ken Rasi, Jim Berg and Michael Heider.
Kathryn Essig, May 8, at the 111-yard 7th hole at the Boca Dunes Golf Course (Boca Raton, Fla.) using a driver. Witnessed by Bunny House, Carol MacDonald and Pat Markey. Kathryn is the 87-year-old mother of David (listed above).
Kathy Murphy, June 19, at the 94-yard 14th hole at Onondaga Golf & Country Club using a 9-iron. Witnessed by Bonnie Jones and Cheryl LaBarge.
Mark Lowrie, June 20, at the 186-yard 7th hole at Turning Stone's Sandstone Hollow using a 6-iron. Witnessed by Mike Lowrie and Madison Zimmerman.
Mark Bono, June 27, at the 203-yard 4th hole at Clifton Springs Country Club using a 5-iron. Witnessed by Jack Garbinski, John Garbinski and Troy Garbinski.
Aaron Johnston, June 27, at the 191-yard 17th hole at Turning Stone's Shenendoah Golf Club. Witnessed by John Dobbertin, Kevin McInerney and Joe Hawelka.
John Lasinski, June 27, at the 113-yard 5th hole at Pine Grove Country Club using a gap wedge. Witnessed by Tim DePalma Sr. and Tim DePalma Jr.
Neal Pascale, June 27, at the 185-yard 8th hole at the Cavalry Club using a 5-iron. Witnessed by Harlan Gingold, Steve Cohen and Len Gerber.
Jeff Stagnitti, June 28, at the 125-yard 3rd hole at River Bend Golf & Country Club (Great Falls, Va.) using a sand wedge. Witnessed by Dan Erhman.
Pete Shevchuk, June 30, at the 140-yard 3rd hole at Olde Oak Golf Club using an 8-iron. Witnessed by Kathie Shevchuk, Rich Klein and Errin Klein.
Pat Matkoski, July 2, at the 130-yard 3rd hole at Camillus Country Club using a pitching wedge. Witnessed by Collin Kobuszweski and James Shepard
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Robert Smith, 84, shot his age on June 27 at Foxfire during the Syracuse Firefighter League. Witnessed by Terry Williams and Bill Bergamo.


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WEST OTTAWA -- Think West Ottawa High School should have its own performing arts center and athletic complex? How about interactive whiteboards and portable computers? Those are among the bond projects administrators are exploring and now they want residents to tell them what they think on a survey.
The survey can be completed by going to www.westottawa.net and clicking on the "community bond survey" link before Oct. 13. Those without a computer can contact their child's school or the administrative office and a copy of the survey will be mailed to them.
The district's current performing arts center and athletic complex are at middle schools, and administrators are considering adding those facilities at the high school. They also would like to upgrade technology by adding interactive whiteboards and portable computers.
They said the survey should indicate whether residents would be willing to finance those projects through bonds.
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LAMBERTIVILLE — Sixty-four "pin-up pooches," including 31 rescue pups, are featured in the 2013 Dog Days of Lambertville calendar.
Produced by resident and dog fancier Adrien Gerson, proceeds benefit four dog-related charities: Spice's Fund care of Lambertville Animal Hospital, Hunterdon Humane Animal Shelter, Make Peace with Animals and Animal Alliance.
The calendar includes photos and stories. Gerson describes some of the "models" in the calendar, based on questionnaires completed by owners whose dogs are featured: "Dalmatians Sketch and Bentley know how to strike a pose. But they are active, too. Sketch, the pup, with one blue eye and one brown, adores his big bro Bentley.
"He's new in town but has already made many doggie friends. It's hard not to in this dog-loving town. Sketch loves the river and swims like a fish — well, if a fish had four legs and floppy ears. He's learning the art of stick retrieval and hopes to become an AKC champ."
As for Bentley, she said he loves "marrow bones, his little brother, and the three kitties at home who are his curl-up buddies. But he earned his nickname Brad Pitt for another reason; Bentley is a ladies pooch ... oh-so-easy on the eye."
Sampson is "a real meet-and-greet pup" with a "lot of catching up with old friends to do. The little dog with a big name moved back to Lambertville from North Carolina in 2011" and "made many new friends — Minnie, Scruffy, Charlie, Jazzy, and Spice, to name a few."
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Local musicians Donna Colton and Sam Patterelli have a gift for Central New York's 2012 graduates -- a song, "Ready for the World Wide."
Colton wrote the lyrics and Patterelli composed the music.
They played the song for the first time at the June 4 meeting of the Central New York Guitar League.
Reaction was good.
"It's the first time we've done something like that, testing it out (live)," Colton says. "We said, 'Wow, that turned out pretty good.' ''
They recorded the song earlier at The Post-Standard, and then again at Subcat Studios in Syracuse to provide the soundtrack for the video here.
So enjoy.
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How deals today may impact Stanton tomorrow
MIAMI — So much for the notion teams get less for rentals.
If anything, what has transpired on non-waiver Trade Deadline day is impact players will command a high price, no matter when they are moved. The Red Sox, Athletics and Cardinals all proved that in one of the most fascinating deadline days in years.
Jon Lester and Jonny Gomes for Yoenis Cespedes and a competitive balance pick? This deal alone showed what the return on a two-month rental can be. Then, John Lackey, technically not a rental, for Allen Craig and Joe Kelly?
Moving proven players, some with World Series experience, for each other has moved the trade thinking away from the belief prospects are dealt for veterans. And you have to trade arbitration-eligible players to maximize your return well before they become free agents.
How does this impact the Marlins? Well, it should further remind the organization that there is zero urgency to trade Giancarlo Stanton. Not just now, but for another year or two, if the club wishes.
Stanton isn't eligible for free agency until after 2016. If the Marlins, who are improving, feel they can make a serious playoff run in 2015 and '16, they may very well decide to retain their All-Star right fielder, regardless of whether he is under a long-term contract or not.
The common belief is Stanton's value will be at his highest this offseason. Maybe it will be. But to think that Miami can't bring in a big time haul if they wait, even up to the Trade Deadline in 2016, is nonsense. Any doubters should simply pay attention to what occurred before noon today.
The reality is, the Marlins can literally see where they are in the standings in 2015 and up to half of 2016 before deciding to deal Stanton. This logic only applies if Miami feels it can't sign their slugger to an extension before then.
Now, this won't stop the rumors, because the rest of the league repeatedly makes calls to the Marlins regarding Stanton. As for what the team is thinking now, they have no intentions of moving Stanton any time soon, and that includes 2015.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has instructed four dairy companies to stop using the words "hormone-free" and "contains no hormones"on dairy product labels. Hormones are naturally occurring in all milk; therefore no milk beverage or product made from milk can be labeled as being free of hormones.
According to Mark McClellan, FDA commissioner, the FDA takes a strong stand against misinformation on labels. Consumers need the assurance that what they read on the label is indeed factual. And in this case, milk and ice cream products labeled as "hormone-free" and containing "no hormones" is a false claim.
During recent inspections, FDA investigators collected labels of dairy products, including various milk and ice cream products. FDA reviewed the labels and determined that the statements "No Hormones" and "Hormone Free" are false claims, and therefore, the products are misbranded under section 403(a) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. The FDA sent warning letters to the companies which explain that the label claims regarding hormones are false claims because all milk contains naturally occurring hormones, and milk can not be processed in a manner that renders it free of hormones. If the companies fail to take prompt action to change their labels, the FDA can take further action.
The companies may have wanted to say their products do not contain any milk from cows treated with recombinant bovine somatotropin. FDA does allow food manufacturers to list this type of information on the label provided the statements are truthful and not misleading.
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Boyfriend dilema/ Im so unhappy/ please help
Hi everyone, please can anyone give me some advice, been with my bf for 5yrs, we are 45 and 47yrs old, both been married and divorced before. The problem is we cant seem to stop arguing or to agree on anything. The arguments always starts with me having issues about the relationship, the problem is, my bf is not honest with me, we live together and I am the one who has to think about every aspects of running the household, he works I don't know how much he earns, he never discussed his finances with me, I feel he is hiding something from me, yet I am open about everything with him, my bf behaves like he doesn't care about the relationship yet at time he will tell me he loves me so much, yet he does things to annoy me and when I want to discuss a topic of concern regarding the relationship he makes it like im a fool and walks away from the discussion. lately we have not been talking at all, ive stopped doing anything for him, like washing his clothes/cooking etc...and he refuses to wash his own clothes, saying he contributes to the household and expect his washings to be done. past few weeks he goes to bed and turns his back from me and not eve say a word to me, its really draining me as I want to talk about our problems yet he refuses and remain silent on me, its always been like this with him, 5yrs the same, I am the one who has to sort out everything in the relationship, we rarely spend time together as a couple, I feel really alone and even my family is telling me im better off on my own. I don't know if I really love him or if im just scared to be on my own after 5yrs of being in this relationship. I have had 2 other failed relationships after my divorce prior to this one. I once spoke to his ex wife some months ago and she tells me that he use to behave the same way with her and it affected her life so much she got depressed. She divorced him after 19yrs of marriage now shes remarried. Yet he told me his exwife cheated on him,she was useless and he had to run the household.
I feel sad and very stressed. He was off this weekend and he didn't care to include me in any of his plans, he went to his mum yesterday and stayed there for the night. Im so frustrated, my behavior has changed those past few years, from calm to anger that I break things and shout at him to try and get some attention. I don't know if ive let him walk all over me for too long and ive been too nice with him, and now he takes me for granted? Hes even thrown in my face after an argument that I have no dignity to let him stay in my life and complain im not happy Yet whenever we break up and he comes back he is the nicest guy ever, he will do anything, but only for a few days, then he goes back to the same scenario all over again. My teenage son whos living with me has noticed all of this and hes telling me im wasting my time as the guy does not care for me. I have stopped having sex with him for months now as I just don't have the energy from all this problem,I don't sleep well at night and feel very unhappy because whatever I will tell him something he will not even acknowledge and he will accuse me of looking for problems when there is nothing wrong. My main worry is why he hides things from me when we live as a couple, all his financial documents are kept at his mums house, hes got just a few items of clothing at my house, most of his things are by his mum, whenever we argue he goes back there and tells his family that ive kicked him out and that I am dramatic and that hes the victim. My bf would be ok if I never question him about anything, I provide and look after his needs and run the household, he just goes to work, come home, he will help me when he feels like it, otherwise he just chill..he gives a little housekeeping money each month and no further questions. At the moment my self esteem is very low, ive stopped doing things I use to enjoy, I feel sad and most of the time I try to block things from my mind. My background is, Im a very hard working person, I recently build my own home, run my small business, been married and divorced with 4 grown up children, one teenage son lives at home and works in my business. My bf is not even supportive in what I do, its like he is against anything that is positive in my life.Dont know if its because ive done well and im very independent,honestly I don't know whats his problem. Please give me some advice cause at this moment im not thinking clearly.
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The Tulsa, Okla, woman allegedly slain by a member of the Ku Klux Klan on Sunday when she tried to back out of an initiation rite in St. Tammany Parish has been identified as 43-year-old Cynthia C. Lynch, authorities said Wednesday.
Lynch, who was identified with the help of family members and medical records, died of a gunshot wound, St. Tammany Parish Coroner's Office spokesman Mark Lombard said.
The application Cynthia Lynch filled out for the Sons of Dixie.
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Police warn of $100 scam
Tiffin police are advising businesses to be on the lookout for counterfeit $100 bills.
Tiffin Police Chief Fred Stevens said police recently have taken two reports of incidents in which counterfeit $100 bills were passed.? In both instances, the bills were passed by a black male. Stevens said the $100 bills were found to be on a bleached five-dollar bill and can pass a marker test.
He said if anyone is handed a $100 bill, the markings on the bill should be checked, as they cannot be bleached away. When held up to a light source every bill will have a word in the paper indicating what denomination the bill actually is. ?Anyone with information about the counterfeit money is asked to contact the police department at (419) 447-2323.


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AMHERST – The Amherst Regional High School Vikettes won Tuesday night's game 7-4 against Northumberland
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Vikettes Maddie Bacon makes a save against Northumberland on Tuesday.
AMHERST – The Amherst Regional High School Vikettes won Tuesday night's game 7-4 against Northumberland Regional High School, and followed that win up with a 2-0-exhibition win over Tantramar High School last night.
"It's so nice to see the girls coming together as a team trusting in one another," said coach Amanda Barlow after Thursday's win. "They are passing and playing as a team."
The Vikettes were up 3-0 in the first half against Northumberland but the half ended with the teams tied 3-3.
The Vikettes added four goals in the second half to Northumberland's second half goal.
Megan Proctor scored four goals in the game, while Danielle Young scored two and Victoria Hicks scored one goal.
Proctor and Young scored one goal each in the win over Tantramar.
"We have a mixture or girls this year but they are a great bunch of ladies and we look forward to seeing what will come for us in the last three weeks of the season," said Barlow.
The Vikings also played Northumberland on Tuesday at ARHS. They lost 4-1, with Kyle Porter scoring the lone Vikings goal.
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When they get this one right it will be top of the class. Look out for new versions.
FWD.Communicator (short for Free World Dialer) is a combination SIP and proprietary client which allows FWD users to call other FWD users and users of any SIP phone. The novelty of FWD.Communicator lies in its integration with other client software for a richer experience.
The most interesting feature of FWD.Communicator is the send "Call-me link" option. This emails a link to a web page that allows any user with a Windows XP machine to communicate with the sender without the need to install any client - perfect for starting a conversation with a friend who mightn't have thought about using a VoIP client. In this sense, FWD allows the user to communicate with far more people than just FWD users and SIP clients. They extend this paradigm with integration for IM clients - Yahoo!, ICQ, MSN, AOL, Jabber and Google. This promises to not only show buddy status on the IM networks, but to allow the FWD user to host a cross-network chat. For example, and FWD user could chat with users on ICQ and MSN and all participants in the chat seeing messages as though all users are on the same network.
While this sounds like a great benefit, we couldn't get it to integrate with either of two IM networks we subscribe to. The log file shows unintelligible errors for now - we can only hope this is fixed in a future release. In addition, FWD includes the concept of shared buddy lists which allow for social networking - a user's buddy list can be made available to all their buddies. While an interesting idea, most users will likely be relieved to know that this is optional.
FWD can also be used to control Skype. It can control the Skype application to make calls and to show Skype buddy status. This is an excellent idea and when combined with the IM integration could bring a very useful integrated client - one window open instead of two or three and at-a-glance status of contacts over all the IM networks and Skype would make this application highly addictive to many wired individuals.
The client itself has a very simple, yet unfortunately slugglish interface. It seems to use a large amount of memory, no doubt increased with each integration that is configured. It isn't elegant though, and the buddy list/address book is awkward to configure and inconsistent in behavior. For example, users that aren't perfectly added just disappear without any explaination or error. However, it has some good ideas like the ability to configure alerts for each buddy - on sign on, sign off, away or returning from away it can play sounds, pop up alerts or send the buddy a message. Neat! Individual ringtones for each buddy are also possible. The client also supports RSS feeds which should make news junkies happy.
Like many other clients, FWD also includes the ability to connect to POTS services to make calls to regular telephones around the world for a fee.
FWD.Communicator looks like it will be an excellent client, but it isn't quite ready yet.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Mostly sunny and seasonably hot conditions are expected today and all weekend.
The National Weather Service's north Alabama forecast calls for sunny skies and highs around 90 degrees. Winds will be calm. Tonight should stay clear as the lows go into the low 60s.
Temperatures are expected to go up just a bit this weekend, especially in the overnight hours. Daytime highs should be in the low 90s. It should be closer to 70 degrees both nights.
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Bike share is an easy way to get around New York by providing iconic, sturdy bikes at self-service docking stations. New York City's bike share system is Citi Bike, which is owned and operated by NYC Bike Share.
People can use Citi Bike by becoming long- or short-term members. For 24-hour or other short term memberships, users can sign up at any station kiosk with a credit card. Annual members enroll online and receive a key in the mail.
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Immigration the legal way
Cynthia Tucker's June 24, 2012, article, 7th paragraph, tries to show that illegal immigration is a plus to our economy. The economic gain is minute compared to costs and hardships.
The decision on who and how many immigrants would be most advantageous to our economy should be made by the federal government, not by people outside the U.S. and not by those in the U.S. that want to take advantage of cheap labor (a modern variation of slavery).
Anyone immigrating to the U.S. should be identified, thoroughly screened, wait their turn, then welcomed to be a full-fledged citizen, with all the rights, privileges, and support to ensure a successful transition.
There is a process in place. Yes we are still a country of immigration.
Trying to say illegal immigration benefits the economy is supporting the "black market" environment that results in poor people being taken advantage of, kidnapped, killed in the desert, blackmailed, required to hide out, split from families because of deportation.
These horrible situations are the fault of those that hold out carrots. If you really want to support other nationalities coming to the U.S., get rid of the carrots and support upholding the laws.
Patricia L. Wilson
Madison, 35757
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At the Community Foundation of Huntsville/Madison County, we help people with giving hearts find simple, tax-advantaged ways of giving.
We thank our wide range of donors who reflect the mission of the Community Foundation who serve as champions for improving our community through philanthropy that is ambitious, diverse, and inclusive.
The Community Foundation of Huntsville/Madison County has quickly become part of the fabric of our community. In the three years since its inception, donors have set up charitable funds totaling over $6.4 million.
On their behalf, the foundation has given over $1 million to various nonprofit organizations, schools, hospitals, and churches.
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Can laptops make the grade?
Any one who can, in one year, turn a $20 million school deficit into a $5 million surplus deserves our praise and thanks.
Now comes the job of improving grades and the number of graduates. Huntsville Schools Superintendent Dr. Casey Wardynski has decided to minimize text books and rely on computers.
One has only to Google "Kahn Academy" on the internet to see the power of online instruction.
But, how can we be assured that students will always have the school-issued computers?
I suspect many will be lost, stolen, or sold.
And what about the large group that drop out of school?
We wish you luck, sir.
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Huntsville, 35803


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A Loysville resident has been named the 2008 USA Women's Field Hockey player of the year.
Angie Loy, 26, won the award Jan. 10 during the annual field hockey banquet in San Diego, Calif.
National women's field hockey coach, Lee Bodimeade, made the decision to name Loy the player of the year.
"I was really surprised," Loy said. "I was not expecting it.'
Loy expected Kate Barber, a midfielder, to win the award for a third consecutive year.
Loy's name will be engraved onto a silver plate listing all the players of the year.
The striker said she was glad to see all of the players and coaches again at the banquet. "It will probably be the last time we'll all see each other.'
National field hockey spokesman Jeff Gamza said Loy is one of the "most explosive offensive players' the organization has ever had.
"She's one of the most dangerous strikers in the world," Gamza said. "She's respected worldwide for her offensive skills.
"She was a major asset to the American offense.'
In August 2008, the USA Women's Field Hockey Team played in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.
The Pool B team placed fourth in their division. Loy returned home on Aug. 23, after two weeks in China.
Loy is a 2000 graduate of West Perry High School, where she was an all-state selection and named the female athlete of the year.
At Old Dominion, she was named Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Rookie of the Year in 2000, and CAA Player of the Year in 2003. Among other awards, she was named to the National Field Hockey Coaches' Association All-Academic Team in 2001.
Loy made the USA team in December 2003, and her first career cap (international player appearance) came in a game against Ireland at Stanford, Calif.
Loy said she has no plans to continue playing USA field hockey. She's been dividing her time on her family farm and playing amateur field hockey.
"When I'm committed to something, I don't give it up," Loy said about her decision to give up playing on the national level. "But, I decided last year was it. It was a good way to go out.'
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'Voice of the Spartans' at Sacred Heart Parish
STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE — Native Staten Islander John J. Farley, "The Voice of the Spartans League," 85, of Colts Neck, N.J., a devoted and active parishioner of Sacred Heart R.C. Church who worked in the maritime industry for 60 years, died Wednesday at home.
Born in Port Richmond, he moved to West Brighton in 1946 and to Livingston in 1961. He relocated to Colts Neck in 2007.
Mr. Farley spent 30 years in the employ of the former Merritt-Chapman & Scott, a marine salvage and construction firm; he was paymaster and operations manager at the Rosebank location.
He later worked for 30 years at McAllister Towing and Transportation Co., as an accountant and manager, in Manhattan and in Mariners Harbor, before retiring within the last decade.
Mr. Farley was a 1942 graduate of St. Peter's Boys High School.
As a loyal parishioner of Sacred Heart Church in West Brighton for more than 50 years, he was appointed trustee in 1976, was past president of the parish counsel, served as an usher and was a member and officer of the Holy Name Society.
Family said Mr. Farley was thrilled to serve as a member and officer of the Youth Activity Council for many years. He was the game announcer for Sacred Heart's Spartans athletic teams – "The Voice of the Spartans League." He also coached school basketball teams.
Mr. Farley served as chairman of the annual mass and communion breakfast for the Holy Name Society, co-chaired the parish's Centennial Dinner Dance and, in 1967, chaired the parish's sports journal, which became an annual tradition. The parish named Mr. Farley its Man of the Year in 1971.
Besides rooting for the Mets and the football Giants. Mr. Farley was an avid bowler who participated in many leagues in Manhattan and on the Island. He enjoyed playing cards and visited Atlantic City many times.
"He was noted for his dry sense of humor," said his daughter, Barbara LiGreci. "Dad was close with his son-in-law, Jack LiGreci, and his daughter-in-law, Susan Farley. He loved spending time with his grandchildren, Sean Farley, Darren Garcia and Candice Maroney. He loved hearing about his great-granddaughters, Kayla Maroney and Isabella Rose Garcia."
Mr. Farley loved his golden retrievers, Max and Buddy.
He was a member of the North Shore AARP and the Livingston Community Association.
His wife of 46 years, the former Dorothy Nowak, died in 1992.
In addition to his daughter, Barbara, and the grandchildren, surviving is his son, John Farley.
The funeral will be Monday from the Harmon Home for Funerals, West Brighton, with a mass at 11 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church. Burial will follow in St. Peter's Cemetery, West Brighton.


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A company run by members of the Kailas family, major developers and landowners in the New Orleans area, may have overbilled the state's Road Home program by hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to a report that aired Thursday on WWL-TV. The company, Lago Construction, owned by Praveen Kailas, was hired by the state to inspect repairs to rental units done through the state's Small Rental Property Program, a subset of the Road Home.
Members of the Kailas family have donated generously to Gov. Bobby Jindal's political campaigns. The Jindal administration, which runs the small-rental program, told WWL-TV that it would conduct an investigation, adding that the Kailas' ties to the governor would not get in the way of a thorough inquiry.
"We have zero tolerance for fraud," Jindal spokesman Kyle Plotkin told the station.
Between mid-2011 and mid-2012, Lago billed the federally funded program roughly $1.5 million, the station reported.
Praveen Kailas and his brother, Naveen Kailas, together billed for nearly $600,000 worth of work over that time, with Praveen Kailas billing at more than $200 per hour, according to records posted by WWL. The two brothers billed for 8 hours of work for almost every weekday of the year, the station reported.
But the station quoted two former employees -- who spoke on condition of anonymity -- who said the brothers were actually working on a variety of other projects during that time.
Lago issued a statement in response to the story saying that the company did not bill for work that employees didn't do. The statement also said that "Lago employees often work outside of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily."
A Jindal spokesman said the administration would turn over some program records to the state's inspector general as well as the inspector general for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.