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Danger Extreme pain, severe muscle cramps, respiratory paralysis, and necrotic ulcers (translation: your flesh rots)
Body count About six people die from bites each year, primarily from black widow or brown recluse spiders. Backpackers who are bitten often encounter the arachnids at night in their tents, though the bites–initially painless–can go undetected for hours. True, the overall number of fatalities isn't high, but spiders get extra points for causing a very slow, feverish, gut-cramping, skin-blistering demise. Plus, they're creepy.
Best defense As with snakes, be careful when collecting firewood and climbing ledges–and when sitting down in an outhouse. Take extra precautions in the South, where half of fatal spider bites occur.
Danger A bloody, skull-crushing, flesh-ripping encounter with four-inch claws and dagger-like teeth–wielded by 400 pounds of muscle
Body count In North America, black bears have killed 56 and grizzlies 52 since 1900 (mostly in Canada). And the pace is picking up: At least 15 of the black-bear fatalities have occurred since 2000.
Best defense In most cases, simply announcing "Hey bear!" as you hike will warn bruins of your approach and prevent encounters. In camp, cook and store food according to local park rules. If attacked, fight back against a black bear and play dead with a grizzly. But if a grizzly starts to gnaw on your leg, fight back like your life hangs in the balance–it probably does.
Danger Stupidly walking into a dangerous scenario, assuming that your technology will always get you out safely
Body count Good news: Cell phones and GPS are more likely to save you than doom you. Most Backpacker editors carry both because they know the devices boost safety–if used correctly. Bad news: Technology can also breed a dangerously false sense of security. Anecdotal evidence from SAR professionals nationwide suggests over-reliance on electronics is getting more novice hikers into trouble–with potentially disatrous results.
Best defense Digital devices are only as smart as their users. Bring yours, but don't forget that basic safety gear (including a map/compass for backup navigation), wilderness training, alertness, and common sense are your first lines of defense.
Danger Invisible Naegleria fowleri, a freshwater nasty that crawls up the nostrils of unsuspecting swimmers, then eats its way through their brains and spinal cords. Though rare, death is swift–usually following within a week.
Body count N. fowleri have killed 23 people since 1995, including a teenage boy who died last September after a swim in Arizona's Lake Havasu. Hot springs and warm-water lakes and rivers in the South and Southwest are the amoeba's favorite slurping grounds; risk of infection peaks during heat waves, when the water is hotter and lower than usual.
Best defense Nose clips
Danger A cold-blooded predator that grasps you in powerful jaws (capable of closing with a force of 3,000 psi) before executing the well-named death roll" to break bones, shred tissue, and drown you
Body count Gators are responsible for more than 20 deaths since 1948 (most of them in Florida) and have bitten more than 375 people. Most victims were attacked on golf courses and residential canals, but canoeists and snorkelers in national forests and state parks have also been killed. Odds are low, but the mere thought of being attacked by a primordial 10-foot reptile will keep us up at night in the Everglades.
Best defense First and foremost: Don't join the 17 percent of victims who try to capture, poke, or harass a gator.
Danger Vanishing without a trace
Body count Native American legend held that this Vermont peak was cursed, but it took five people disappearing under mysterious circumstances between 1945 and 1950 on or near the Green Mountain summit–part of the Appalachian and Long Trails–to enhance the area's reputation as a suspected paranormal hotspot (the Bennington Triangle) or home to a fearsome, Bigfoot-type beast. Only one of the victims' bodies was recovered, and all the cases remain unsolved.
Best defense Hike with a buddy, and avoid Glastenbury during the full moon and on Halloween (just in case).
Danger Being impaled on an 800-pound elk's aspen-sharpened antlers after it smashes through your windshield on your way to the trailhead
Body count 1,646 people died in animal-vehicle contests in the U.S. between 1995 and 2004–mostly after crashing into deer–and accidents have increased along with rising ungulate populations. Especially beware the deadly moose. Hitting one of these 1,000-pound beasts is 30 times more likely to kill you than hitting a deer.
Best defense Be alert for moose on the roadside, especially on summer evenings: 75 percent of moose collisions occur at night, and fatalities peak in June. But don't let your guard down come September: Deer-car crashes are at their highest in the fall.
Danger Guns, knives, blunt objects–or being pushed off a cliff, as happened twice in national parks in 2006
Body count National parks average 12 murders per year; the overall frequency of violent crime in national parks is one attack per one million visitors (remarkably low compared to the 2006 national average of 473 violent crimes per 100,000 people). And not all shootings are intentional: A hunter mistakenly shot an AT hiker in northern Georgia in 2002.
Best defense Hike away from suspicious people at shelters and near road crossings, where most trouble occurs. Wear bright orange clothing during hunting season. Stay calm if threatened on the trail; give up your wallet if the stranger has a weapon, but fight back if attacked.


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Bright Hill Literary Center's annual Literary Workshops for Kids Program. Children ages 6-14 are eligible for the 5-Saturday program (February 2, 9, 16, 23 and March 2), 9am-2:30pm. The workshops will take place in Bright Hill's Education Wing at 94 Church St. Cost: $55. 607/829-5055 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
"The Eyes of the Storm, Images and Words by Gilboa Conesville Students in the wake of Hurricane Irene."
Word & Image Gallery at Bright Hill Literary Center, free and open to public, 3-5pm. 607/829-5055, email@example.com
Bright Hill Launches New Book by Oneonta Poet Robert Bensen
Word & Image Gallery at Bright Hill LIterary Center, Admission is $3 adults (free to those 18 and under) 7pm. 607/829-5055, email@example.com
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The Meandering: Recent Works by Lori Spencer
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Surviving Skin Cancer Can Change Your Life, But It Doesn't Have to Change Your Looks
If you are a skin cancer survivor, congratulations!
Hopefully, you have survived physically unscathed and can carry on with your life without much change to your skin (though you are undoubtedly more educated and conscientious about skin care). However, it's likely you may have emerged free of cancer, but with noticeable scars or deformations to the skin that can make it difficult to feel "normal" again, at least as far as your appearance is concerned.
When you receive a diagnosis of skin cancer, your dermatologist will advise you regarding the type of skin cancer and the best course of treatment to remove it. Some skin cancer is caught very early and can be treated on the surface. Other types of skin cancer require surgical excision to remove all of it and melanoma may require surgical excision and further treatments. Following treatment, your dermatologist may advise you to consult with a plastic surgeon to repair your skin's appearance.
It's not uncommon for a cosmetic or plastic surgeon to be part of the recovery process for cancer survivors—Breast cancer patients who have undergone a mastectomy may choose to have their breast reconstructed (just look at Angelina Jolie).
But when it comes to choosing a plastic surgeon, be sure to choose one whose expertise is in the area of the body that the skin cancer has affected. Skin cancer tends to affect areas that are exposed to the sun the most consistently, like the face and neck. Dr. Mac, one of San Francisco's best plastic surgeon, would be a natural fit for these areas because he's board certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and is Chief of Head and Neck surgeon at Alameda County Medical Center.
Not only can he perform the appropriate reconstructive surgeries, Dr. Mac is also certified to biopsy and diagnose any suspicious looking moles or lesions. Should the biopsied cells be cancerous, he may suggest surgically remove them.
Of course, there's a lot that goes into picking a cosmetic surgeon, regardless of your reasons. One of the most important factors for people tends to be how comfortable they feel with the surgeon and how confident they are in his abilities.
You already know that Dr. Mac is extremely qualified and has a long list of happy patients. But it's also worthwhile to call out what's at the core of his medical philosophy—his dedication to his patients:
"Cosmetic surgery, like all medicine, is a blend of art, science and compassionate care. My aim is to listen carefully and advise you of the best options given your unique goals and the utmost consideration for your safety."
We cannot end this blog post without mentioning that consistent preventative measures, like always wearing sunscreen (even on cloudy days), are an enormously important part of preventing skin cancer. Luckily Dr. Mac's patient care staff is always available to offer educational materials, skin products, and advice to answer questions you may have. Just ask!
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To no one's surprise, Phil Hughes was named the Yankees' fifth starter on Thursday.
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Now we have to PUT up with the HUGHES RULES after putting up with the JOBA Rules!make ACEVES a starter and put BOTH Hughes and Joba in pen!Mariano cant last forever!HELLO!So what do you think, are we going to hear about "the Hughes Rules" this season? Let's keep this discussion going ...


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Cadillac and Fishburne go a long ways back: Remember in "The Matrix Reloaded" during that epic car chase scene, and all those Cadillac CTSs and Escalades were being destroyed? Here's a video link to refresh your memory. And, let's not forget the fight scene in "What's Love Got to Do With It" in the back of a Cadillac limo.
The Oscar-nominated actor, who currently appears in "CSI," will be heard in the ads starting on January 1 during the Rose Bowl.
"At Cadillac our ambition is to continue to set a new standard in our own distinctive way", Don Butler, vice president for Cadillac marketing, said in a news release. "We are excited to be working with Laurence Fishburne as we bring new thinking to the automotive luxury space in 2011."
Fishburne joins Tim Allen as a celebrity voice for a General Motors brand. But let's hope a Cadillac doesn't show up in one of Fishburne's daughter's adult films.


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Today, we took our X3 to the BMW dealer where we purchased the vehicle to have the baby car seat installed (its one of the services they offer) and were disappointed to learn that to fit our Graco Snugride behind the front passenger seat, the front passenger seat has to slide way forward to the point where an adult passenger would hardly fit (with knees right against the dashboard). Obviously, same issue if we try to install it behind the drivers seat. We didnt even attempt to install it in the middle of the X3 (where we initially wanted it for extra safety) because our service advisor indicated that then both the passenger and driver seats would need to be pushed way forward for the baby seat to fit.
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The raid was conducted at the residence of dentist Gunaseelan Rajan in Gandhi Nagar locality, CBI said.
Chennai: CBI on Sunday conducted a raid at the residence of a dentist here in connection with the case relating to alleged bribe taken by a dental council member for granting approval to a private dental college in Tamil Nadu to start a post-graduate course.
The raid was conducted at the residence of dentist Gunaseelan Rajan in Gandhi Nagar locality, CBI said. The raid came in the wake of the January 7 arrest of DCI member Dr S Murukesan in the city for allegedly demanding Rs one crore as bribe and accepting Rs 25 lakh as advance.
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The Chronicle Seaway Run is one of Michigan's most scenic and most popular runs. Plotted along the shores of Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake, this morning run is a favorite of runners from across Michigan and surrounding states. This 30th annual Run is scheduled for Saturday, June 25, 2011. All races start from the Muskegon Family YMCA, 900 W. Western Ave.
The 5K run is a mostly flat loop. The 15K run takes runners over gently rolling terrain to Lake Michigan before looping back to the YMCA. This year the Walk for Fun will follow the new Lakeshore Trail.
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Is Federal Way violating gun laws?
Aaron Walls, deputy city attorney for Federal Way, recently provided a written legal opinion. He asserts that Washington state's law that controls all local firearms restrictions no longer applies in Federal Way parks and other city property.
The city's legal position, as enunciated in Mr. Walls' legal opinion, is that RCW 9.41.290 "only applies to the regulation of firearms themselves" and "excludes regulations that only secondarily affect firearms… that do not embody a punitive regulation."
The Washington State Attorney General's Office issued a legal opinion this fall that thoroughly rebuts Mr. Walls' opinion.
We had already pointed out to Mr. Walls, in a letter dated May 22, 2008, that the legal authority on which the city is relying is contrary to any reasonable analysis of the law.
In plain English, the Legislature has put cities and counties in Washington on notice that local governments' hands are tied when it comes to restricting our gun rights — even inside the building where the jails and police stations are located.
If the city can't disarm you inside City Hall, how can it force you to be defenseless in the city's parks? Keep in mind: Cities can only enact those laws and ordinances relating to firearms that are specifically authorized by state law.
There was recently a mass shooting in another state where the attacker shot and killed a uniformed police officer as a prelude to killing several other people during a City Hall meeting.
Our state's Legislature has decided that the solution to such scenarios is not to disarm the people, but to make sure that many honest people will be armed when violence occurs.
The key case is Cherry v. Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle, a case in which a Metro employee was fired for bringing a gun to work. The anti-gun folks assert that Cherry is legal authority for disarming you when you cross onto city property. Despite such assertions, the Cherry case just stands for the premise that if you work as a municipal employee, you may be prohibited from carrying a weapon while on the job.
There are presently cities all over Washington state receiving the same advice as Federal Way. Many politicians in Washington, like Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels, don't like the state pre-emption law and have announced publicly that they want it repealed. Lawyers often provide advice that will provide justification for the client's agenda (e.g., to restrict your gun rights).
Prior to the attorney general issuing the opinion putting anti-gun politicians in their place, cities were being advised by counsel to rely on the case of Pacific Northwest Shooting Park Association v. City of Sequim in order to wage their quiet jihad on your ability to protect your family and loved ones.
In Pacific Northwest Shooting Park Association v. City of Sequim (2006), the court held that the City of Sequim was acting in a private capacity when leasing out a city convention center to an association conducting a gun show within the premises belonging to Sequim.
Basically the court decided that the laws that apply to public parks, public meetings and other municipally-owned premises and property are not the same as restrictions imposed on private parties per a city's contractual relations with private parties.
AGO Opinion 2008-8 essentially states that the City of Federal Way's conclusion that the city has the right "to decide as an owner how its property is used" would render the pre-emption statute meaningless. In the event civil litigation becomes necessary, Federal Way's attorney fees could be very high, especially in the face of the unequivocal legal authority outlined herein.
As stated already, there are several jurisdictions within the State of Washington that are not complying with the pre-emption law — and firearms owners are becoming very concerned that such callous indifference to state law may endanger the lives of Washington citizens in direct contravention of legislative intent.
Federal Way should amend the relevant statutes and change the signage in the city to indicate that weapons are prohibited where not otherwise lawful.
The best defense for the citizens of Federal Way, all of whom are vulnerable to random shootings and street violence, is to limit the number of "gun free" zones that are available as kill zones to criminals, terrorists or other deranged individuals seeking publicity by mass shootings. Almost all such shootings have occurred in areas where honest citizens have been rendered defenseless by laws or policies.
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A 43-year-old Karratha man has been charged over a crash that claimed the life of a 41-year-old on Monday.
The truck driver was travelling along North West Coastal Highway near Karratha when his vehicle collided with a Toyota Hilux about 5pm.
The Toyota became wedged under the truck and the driver of the car died as a result of his injuries.
Police yesterday charged the truck driver with dangerous driving causing death.
He will appear in Karratha Magistrate's Court next week.
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Tiger of the Week: Jodi Picoult '87
Life is good for Jodi Picoult '87. Last week, Handle With Care, the author's 16th novel, debuted in the No. 1 spot of the New York Times Best Sellers List for fiction. It is the latest in a string of successful books about families and relationships.
Picoult routinely writes about gut-wrenching family situations — in Handle With Care, parents grapple with medical ethics and personal morality after the birth of a severely disabled child — but the author says her life at home has been free of such drama. "I had an incredibly happy childhood," Picoult told USA Today earlier this month. "I married a terrific guy [fellow Princetonian Tim van Leer '86] when I was 23. I have great, well-adjusted kids."
On top of that, Picoult is our Tiger of the Week. What could be better?
Read two Jodi Picoult '87 essays from PAW's archives:
Against the current, Picoult's recollection of her experiences as the first woman coxswain for a men's heavyweight crew at Princeton (July 3, 2002)
Writing a challenging read: Why I write banned books (June 8, 2005)
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They've been traveling all over promoting their new CD, and we're so excited they had time for a visit to 69 News at Sunrise for Music Monday!
This morning, we welcomed the acoustic-rock group, Marshall Railroad.
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Hoboken's City Council meeting on Wednesday night was more of the same political mudslinging between the anti-Mayor Zimmer majority and the four council members that typically side with the mayor.
The major resolutions on that night's agenda ignited hours of polemics about the city's budget issues and efforts to release electronic correspondence from Zimmer's communications office, to name a few.
The resolution to reveal those aforementioned emails passed with a 5-3-1 vote that night. Fifth Ward Councilman Peter Cunningham was not present for the vote.
After direction from the city's corporation counsel, Mark Tabakin, the council went into an executive closed session before they voted on the measure.
Tabakin said during the meeting he had received correspondence from the FBI that would influence some members' vote. The FBI was in town last Friday to remove equipment as part of an investigation.
Council president Beth Mason and Third Ward Councilman Michael Russo sponsored the resolution that has been on the council's agenda for weeks.
The resolution was voted on with amendments that allow authorities – in this case the FBI – to review or withhold the correspondence if they choose or deliver them to any member of the council by June 15.
The council also passed a resolution to reduce the city's corporation counsel's salary from $103,500 to $70,000.
"This is another witchhunt; this is unfortunate," said Hoboken Councilman-at-large, Ravi Bhalla during the meeting. "This serves no policy service whatsoever."
Even though the resolution passed, nothing is official It poses a conflict of interest since it needs to be confirmed by Mark Tabakin, the corporation counsel.
With a 5 to 3 to 1 vote, the council also approved the first reading of two ordinances that would reduce the salaries of the mayor and her department heads. The ordinances will be up for public discussion at the council's next meeting on June 15.


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A long-awaited collection of stories--twelve in all--by one of the most exciting writers at work today, the acclaimed author of Who Will Run the Frog Hospital? and Self-Help. Stories remarkable in their range, emotional force, and dark laughter, and in the sheer beauty and power of their language.
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Sexual pleasure is an important part of a happy, healthy life. Sex is about more than just orgasms. Your sexual health is tied to your physical health and your emotional health, and when something is awry in the bedroom, it can often impact your life outside the bedroom.
That is why sexual pleasure is so important. An active, pleasurable sex life is a sign that your sexual function and sexual health are on track, which can be a good sign for your physical health. This is because ailments such as poor cardiovascular health can often first present as sexual issues in the bedroom (such as erectile dysfunction).
In an effort to find out why some women are better able to maintain their sexual pleasure throughout the years, a recent study from the University of Pittsburgh studied a group of women from ages 40 to 65.
Their findings, which were published in JAMA Internal Medicine, found that middle-aged women who placed the highest value on sexual pleasure were the most likely to continue enjoying sexual activity as they got older. Additionally, women with a lower BMI were also found to report higher levels of sexual frequency and enjoyment.
The study findings illustrate an important truth about sex: The people who prioritize sexual pleasure and work the hardest at keeping their sex life alive are the people who enjoy the most sex. It sounds simple, but it's actually quite a difficult concept for people to accept, primarily because most of us assume that sexual pleasure should be spontaneous, simple, and completely effortless. Romantic movies have led us to believe that passionate sex comes naturally, and therefore any attempt to schedule sex or work on one's sex life is automatically un-romantic and un-sexy. After all, people think, in the movies, they make it look so easy…if it requires this much effort, it must mean something is wrong with me (or wrong with my relationship).
However, the truth is that all great sex lives take work. No matter how Hollywood portrays sex, the reality is that most of us are juggling kids, work, errands, and family responsibilities. Trying to find time for sex isn't easy, and if you don't have actively put time and effort into keeping those sparks alive, the fire will certainly go out. From little things like no longer kissing your partner passionately to no longer embracing or looking each other in the eye, you will soon find that your relationship is like one of platonic roommates rather than one of connected lovers.
If this sounds familiar, don't worry. It is possible to breathe new life into your bedroom. You just have to start prioritizing sex and start making your physical relationship with your partner a important bullet on your to-do list. Find time each and every week to connect sexually, and start kissing again everyday. You might feel foolish or even awkward at first, especially if you haven't touched or kissed your partner in a long time. Rest assured, you are taking a step in the right direction and every attempt (no matter how small) to improve your relationship and your sex life will be incredibly rewarding.


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Presented by The Plain Dealer, cleveland.com and Cleveland Botanical Garden
Orchids are candy for photographers. Orchid Mania is Cleveland Botanical Garden's annual ode to nature's most exotic plant -- and a field day for photographers! Upload your photos of orchids or orchid displays from the Garden's Orchid Mania 2013 exhibit, "Escape to a World of Tropical Delights," which runs Feb. 5 through March 10.
The contest offers the chance to win first prize of a 16"x20" image printed on canvas stretched over a wood frame from Dodd Camera, valued at $100. The grand prize winner will also enjoy a one-year family membership to the Cleveland Botanical Garden, with special photo privileges; a $100 gift certificate to the garden's store, and four Cleveland Cinemas passes.
The grand prize, second and third-place winners, along with seven honorable mention winners, will be compiled into a slide show on cleveland.com. Entries must be uploaded by Friday, March 1.
Other prizes:
• Second prize: a one-year family membership to the garden with special photo privileges; a $50 gift certificate to the garden's store, a $20 gift certificate to Melt and four Cleveland Cinemas passes.
• Third prize: a one-year family membership to the garden with special photo privileges and four Cleveland Cinemas passes.
• Honorable mention: Seven honorable mention winners will receive one Cleveland Cinemas pass.
Here's how to enter
1. Sign in to your cleveland.com profile or create a new one here.
2. Start the upload process by going to this page: photos.cleveland.com/photogallery/upload.html
3. Send your image. File size should be at least 250 dpi, 10 inches on the longest side, saved at a 6 or medium quality.
4. Image title: Briefly tell everyone what your photo is.
5. Caption and personal information: Give a brief description of your photo; and be sure to include your name and town. Send your name, email address and daytime phone number to firstname.lastname@example.com. It will be kept confidential.
6. Tags: List things relevant to your photos. Separate tags with commas (orchids, flowers, cleveland botanical garden, orchid mania 2013 photo contest, cleveland).
7. Gallery: Be sure to choose the correct "Orchid Mania 2013" gallery from the drop-down menu (the gallery is listed near the top of the menu).
8. Check out the all of the entries here.
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Additional Orchid Mania at the Cleveland Botanical Garden Contest rules
• Open to amateurs age 18 and over who did not win first, second or third place in the 2012 contest. Plain Dealer and Cleveland Botanical Garden employees and their families are not eligible to enter.
• Each photo must show an orchid or orchid display from the 2013 Orchid Mania exhibit at Cleveland Botanical Garden. Only minimal manipulation of images is allowed.
• Limit to 3 entries per person
• Enter images by posting them to cleveland.com/orchids no later than Friday, March 1, 2012.
• Please provide name and hometown with the caption.
• Winning photos will appear in an upcoming article in The Plain Dealer's Inside & Out section and featured in a Plain Dealer photo gallery on cleveland.com. Contact Julie E. Washington at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions.
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Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The Downtown Binghamton Farmers' Market is looking for vendors to sell farm products at its 2014 market.
The Market is open from mid-June through the end of October on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Collier Street next to the Court House Green. On Fridays from June 13 to September 5 the Brown Bag Lunch Series will return with an array of talented local musicians playing pop, rock, country, jazz and steel drums.
The Downtown Binghamton Business Association (DBBA), which sponsors the Downtown Binghamton Farmers' Market, formed a special committee in 2005 to improve the Downtown Market.
"What we have done over the last several years is create a more lively market atmosphere," said Eric Denk, Chair of the Farmers' Market Committee. "We are continuing to diversify the types of products that are available, including live plants, herbs and herbal teas as well as baked goods, and additional types of produce. For the last several years we had a vendor with free range poultry and another with free range, grass-fed livestock; both are expected to return this year. We will also continue to accept EBT cards at the market. We could use a couple of more vendors to round it out."
"This year we already have sincere interest from many returning vendors and a few new ones," said Denk. "Our goal over the last nine years was to increase foot traffic and we have done that."
Prospective vendors may contact Farmers' Market Committee Chair Eric Denk at 607-206-9471 or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can visit the market's website here.


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hey there everyone, got a question for you all. i'm building a pretty intense gaming rig and am debating which motherboard to put in this thing. im going to be using a intel core i7 920 for the cpu and will be running crossfire on the vid-cards. i want to be able to do some overclocking with this and plan to water cool the cpu. obviously im looking at an x58 board, however which brand and model is the issue. i dont want to spend over $300 on a board and dont need a classified or xtreme board, but i want something with some juice. currently im looking @:
- GIGABYTE GA-X58A-UD5 LGA 1366 Intel X58 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
- EVGA E758-A1 3-Way SLI (x16/x16/x8) LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard
any suggestions on which one or a better board? thanks
If I were you I'd get the Gigabyte board for a couple of reasons. First of all, it comes with USB 3.0 and 6GB/s SATA connectors, where the EVGA does not. Also, if you were to put 3 video cards in the Gigabyte board, you'd still have 2 PCI-Express 1x slots open, so that you could put in a sound card and another PCI-e 1x card like a tv tuner or something without having to worry about video cards blocking slots. If you put 3 cards in the EVGA though, all your other PCI expansion slots on that board would be covered up (assuming you put in a double profile card).
im with Vortex88.
you might wanna look at some ASUS boards aswell, and if looking at ASUS, check out the P6X58D Premuim. it comes with USB3 and SATA6.0 and is one of the best mobos out there.
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By CARMINE T. RAIMONDI
After reading letters to the editor in the Advance over the last few weeks, I have been both surprised and alarmed over the level of misrepresentation and outright fabrication that some of my fellow readers have been peddling.
When I read that Assembly candidate Nicole Malliotakis supported hydrofracking in our state's watershed, I did some research and did not find any evidence that she had ever taken that position.
I also found no evidence that Ms. Malliotakis supports cuts in funding to our Island's already short-changed hospitals.
The lies and misrepresentations need to stop. I hope most fair-minded Islanders will be able to cut through most of the misinformation this year. We need them to make educated decisions on election and they can only do that if the information leading them to make those decisions is completely truthful.


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Two Baltimore City police officers were injured when their cruiser flipped over en route to an emergency call.
The crash happened along Northway Drive in northeast Baltimore around 4:45 p.m. Tuesday.
SkyTeam 11 News Capt. Roy Taylor said the cruiser was responding to a backup call when a vehicle pulled in front of them from a side alleyway, causing an officer to lose control of the cruiser and flip over.
Both officers were transported to Shock Trauma with non-life-threatening injuries. Their identities were not immediately available.
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Okay me and my best friend keep going on and on about this. In breaking dawn when Jake goes hunting with Renesmee, he is just there for Renesmee HE DOES NOT KILL ANY ANIMALS!!!!!!!!! But my best friend keep saying he does!!! So i want your opinion: What do you think does he or doesnt he.
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A Multnomah County jury today spared the life of Frank Gronross Hudson - the 64-year-old Southeast Portland man who shot two of his housemates then hacked one of them apart.
After just a few hours of deliberation, the jury decided Hudson should not be given the death sentence and instead should spend the rest of his life in prison with no possibility for release.
Prosecutors had told jurors that he should get no less than a true-life term behind bars.
Defense attorneys argued that even if jurors gave Hudson the most lenient sentence possible - life in prison with the possibility of release after 30 years - he'd be 92 before he'd have any chance of getting out. In all probability, defense attorneys said, he'd be dead.
The jury's decision came after three days of attorney's arguments and testimony from family members and friends of the vicitms and of Hudson. Hudson, himself, read from a written statement and seemed to acknowledge his guilt, although he didn't directly say so.
"I'm so sorry for all the anguish I caused for the victim's families," Hudson said. "The fact that others are so saddened really hurts my soul and always will."
Hudson also begged jurors to have compassion for him.
"Please allow me an opportunity to make amends for my sins," Hudson continued. "Given the chance, I will make the most that I can of the rest of my life."
Hudson was found guilty last week of aggravated murder and abuse of corpses in the November 2006 deaths of housemate David Copeland and housemate and landlord Francis Weber.
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House {} Electro {} Dirty Dutch {} Fidget ~ DJ Shouri
Mixes to the best tunes of House, Electro House... and pretty much any other type of House music
Mash Up!
September 01, 2011 04:24 AM PDT
It's been a while, so let's not waste any more time
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1. Under Constructoin - Shut Your Mouth
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DubStep / DrumStep Mix --- Enjoy!
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February 27, 2011 06:47 PM PST
Hard Electro mix - This one's for the ravers!
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1. Miami Horror - Sometimes (Hook & Sling Remix)
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January 29, 2011 01:21 AM PST
House, Electro and Dirty Dutch mix.
A mate of mine recently got started with a website that posts sick house tunes, so for this mix I decided to use a lot of the house tunes he posted. Check em out at (http://ultrahouse.net/).
The mix starts of slow with some nice house, but later changes to electro and dutch. I had to use some small worthless portable speakers with no bass, but i think the mix still went pretty well =D.
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'Idol' thought
January 17, 2010 - John D'Agostino
One of my least favorite television shows, "American Idol," is back on the air for another season. At least two people in my household are happy.
But the performance by Larry Platt deserves high marks. Platt sang "Pants on the ground." At 62, he can't win the competition. The rules state contestants have to be 28 or less.
Platt's performance served a purpose. He believes the younger generation's low-hanging pants are insulting. He's got that right.
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Through the duration of his campaign, the idea that President Barack Obama stressed was getting away from "business as usual" in Washington. This is a noble ambition to bring about change in American politics. However, his actions suggest he is no longer concerned with his promises.
"We need earmark reform," Obama said in September while in Oxford, Miss. "And when I'm president, I will go line by line to make sure that we are not spending money unwisely."
Yet, officials say the $410 billion spending bill contains about 9,000 earmarks, reaching a total of $5 billion, despite Obama's assurance that thev allied stimulus package was "free of earmarks." Not only is that hypocritical, but it sounds like a flat-out lie. Obama claims to be against these special interests, yet he signs off on a major spending package that is bursting with them.
Included are funding for a Chicago planetarium, tax breaks for Hollywood companies, and a tax break for wooden arrow producers. But remember, Obama is against earmarks and unwise spending of money.
These new spending bills are supposed to boost the economy, not pack in more money for special interests. Obama said so himself. Is a planetarium in Chicago really going to make a difference? Another thing to note is the location of this planetarium: Chicago, Obama's hometown. Interesting.
Not to fear, Obama is here to get rid of business as usual. Apparently this is being achieved through lies and hypocrisy.
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I know that there is nothing that I can state here that has not already been stated, or made profound, but rather I am here on my own forum to speak my peace and put my loud mouth on a pedestal.
As an open lesbian living in the breading and bathing ground of political sewage that is DC, I would like to take a moment to address the most recent movement of marriage equality. (Side note: as someone who received like 8 hate emails one time for talking about blow jobs in jest, bring on the hate mail mo-fos.) For some reason or another, there are people who see homosexuals getting married as a threat to the sanctity of marriage. I see it as a tribute. A stepping stone. A new way to celebrate the love and renew the strength that the institution seems to have lost along the way with the Kim Kardashian's of the world – If that bia can marry 2 men, then I don't see why my boo Brian can't marry 1. If you aren't into gay marriage, then I suggest you don't marry a gay person. Which leads me to the next issue.
I don't believe in the term "gay rights". To pigeon hole gay into a subcategory that is other than human is mind boggling. I believe in human rights. To deny anyone – gay, straight, overly confused, black, purple, having 4 teeth, or daddy issues, the right of eternal happiness goes against everything that I know America to be. As we move forward in our political and social views, securing the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, make sure you do just that. Supporting equal rights, including gay marriage, is something I see as a civil duty as an American, all I can do is hope that you do the same.


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A tight-knit group of committed do-gooders from Blessed Trinity Catholic Church in Cleveland's West Park neighborhood gathered at The Third Place tavern on Jan. 17 to raise funds and awareness for the underprivileged people of Haiti.
The casual, after-work gathering was the group's third formal fundraiser and had about 200 guests who actively bought raffle tickets to win dozens of prizes and socialized over their common cause.
The group has organized educational missions to Haiti and in 2013 sent $15,000 for the construction of a school and water wells. The evening's goal was to raise approximately $5,000 to go toward the purchase of a generator, medical supplies and nutritional supplements.
– Kathleen Murphy Colan, Special to The Plain Dealer (on Twitter @FairmountGroup)


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Highway 75 project on scheduleUPDATED 7:51 AM CDT Aug 07, 2014
The long shutdown stretch of Highway 75 between Nebraska City and Union should be up and running by Sept. 13.Video Transcript
IF YOU'VE DRIVEN SOUTH OF THE METRO ON HIGHWAY 75 --YOU YOU HIT IT AS YOU NEAR PLATTSMOUTH --AND IT COMPLETELY SHUTS DOWN THE HIGHWAY AS YOU GET TO UNION, A DOZEN MILES SOUTH. THE PROJECT MANAGER SAYS THEY'RE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE. THOSE WHO'VE ALREADY LOST TENS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS -- CROSS THEIR FINGERS. FRUITS OF LABOR -- WHETHER THE SWEETNESS OF A JUST RIPE APPLE -- OR A RIDE ON FRESHLY POURED PAVEMENT -- COME ONLY AFTER TOUGH WORK.(Ryan Hobelman: "Still on schedule planning on being open by Sept 13th.") ONE WEEK BEFORE THE APPLE JACK FESTIVAL -- THE LONG SHUTDOWN STRETCH OF HIGHWAY 75 BETWEEN NEBRASKA CITY AND UNION, SHOULD BE UP AND RUNNING.(Ryan Hobelman: "It's head to head traffic but its all brand new pavement, rumble strips on the outside, new striping new guardrail new bridges, so it should be a nice smooth ride.") FAMILY OWNED áUNION ORCHARD, COULDN'T BE HAPPIER.(Steve Harris: "The highway's been shut down and the people just, we're down probably 100-thousand dollars or more.") CONSTRUCTION ORCHARD -- BUT HELPED IN OTHER WAYS.(Jessie Nielsen: "All that dirt is coming in here infilling some of the area that we had low lying.") PROTECTING CROPS FROM MAY FREEZES - AND THEIR VEHICLES FROM A WET JUNE. (Jessie Nielsen: "We have a lot of the white rock from the ground up cement we've used to rock our roads so we can get around when its muddy.") THOSE USED TO SEEING DIRT INSTEAD OF HIGHWAY WILL GET A NEW VIEW. ONE THAT CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH.(Ryan Hobelman: "We have a couple houses down on the north end of the job where we don't have pavement in front of them yet week.")(Steve Harris: "It's always going to be tough for everybody but what do you do, the highway was shot, it had to be done.") THE CONTRACT FOR THAT PORTION OF HIGHWAY ENDS IN NOVEMBER, AND THERE STILL MAY BE SOME LANE CLOSURES AFTER MID-SEPTEMBER..BUT NOT DURING THE WEEKEND OF THE APPLEJACK FESTIVAL.
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FREWSBURG - Despite a record-setting performance by Panama's Ray Fortney, Frewsburg-Southwestern had several double winners in posting a 132-54 win in boys swimming on Thursday.
Fortney's run of winning diving events continued as he set a new school record with 242.10 points. He has not lost a competition in two years.
As for Frewsburg-Southwestern, Shawn McDonald doubled in the 200 freestyle (2:02.39) and the 100 backstroke (1:02.02), Ollie Kohler was a double winner in the 200 individual medley (2:20.54) and the 500 freestyle (5:35.87), and Jordan Powers doubled in the 50 freestyle (22:08) and the 100 freestyle (48.24).
200 medley relay: Frewsburg/SWCS (Shawn McDonald, Cole Gregory, Jordan Powers, Josh Peterson), Panama. T - 1:51.29
200 freestyle: McDonald (F/SW), Tage Johnson (F/SW), Alex Beckerink (F/SW). T - 2:02.39
200 IM: Ollie Kohler (F/SW), Gregory (F/SW), Konnor Bryant (F/SW). T - 2;20.54
50 freestyle: Powers (F/SW), Jacob Cotter (F/SW), Josh Peterson (F/SW). T - 22:08
Diving: Ray Fortney (P), Matt Merchant (P), Craig Rodgers (F/SW). T - 242.10
100 butterfly: TJohnson (F/SW), Harry Troche (F/SW), Drew Pownall (F/SW). T - 1:04.32
100 freestyle: Powers (F/SW), Cotter (F/SW), Patrick Yuchnitz (P). T - 48.24
500 freestyle: Kohler (F/SW), Parker Roberts (P), Beckerink (F/SW). T - 5:35.87
200 free relay: Frewsburg/Southwestern (JPeterson, Cotter, Beckerink, Powers), Panama. T -1:35.35
100 backstroke: McDonald (F/SW), Troche (F/SW), Ethan Wood (P). T - 1:02.02
100 breaststroke: Gregory (F/SW), Josiah Blanchard (F/SW), Yuchnitz (P). T - 1:12.23
400 free relay: Frewsburg/Southwestern (JPeterson, Kohler, McDonald, Cotter), Panama. T - 3;44.06.


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Kai the Hitchhiker – who gained notoriety after an interview with him went viral – is in jail, and things are evidently not going well for him there.
Kai, whose real name is Caleb McGillivary, was rushed to the hospital Wednesday after being found in his cell with self-inflicted wounds, NJ.com reported. The 24-year-old's wounds were not life-threatening, a jail official said.
He is charged with beating a 73-year-old lawyer to death in his Clark, NJ home in May, and is being held with a $3 million bail. In a Facebook post, Kai claimed that he was drugged and raped, although he didn't say at whose hands.
Kai became internet famous
early this year when he described, in a hilarious and shocking interview, how he
stopped a large man – a man who claimed he was Jesus Christ – from beating up a
woman after he had already crashed into another man.
That interview (a censored version) is below. There are uncensored versions available, but Kai loves to use the F-word, so you'll have to find those on your own.
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Drug Abuse Resistance Education, better known as DARE, has been a staple in middle school classrooms for decades, but as technology advances and effectiveness studies are conducted, New Jersey's DARE program has evolved.
DARE began in 1983 and quickly grew from one school district to a nationwide initiative. The program sends trained police officers to classrooms from the fifth grade and to the high school level to teach children the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco.
But in recent years, the effectiveness of the national DARE initiative has come into question. A 2001 report by the Surgeon General concluded there was no significant difference in drug use between students who received DARE and those who did not.
DARE America recently changed its curriculum to an untested method. However, New Jersey's top school administrators and DARE New Jersey decided to break away from the national organization and teach a tested, effective curriculum.
"Basically the issue is our state officials are insisting, justifiably so, that we only offer evidence-based curricula," Nick Demauro, the chairman and CEO of DARE NJ, said. "This has been evaluated, peer reviewed and submitted to a recognizable entity to demonstrate the program shows effectiveness."
This change has allowed New Jersey's DARE program to flourish and grow further into a program for more children as it continues the usual middle school teaching and expands more and more into the high school level, while the rest of the country's DARE programs have been shrinking.
With the economy's decline, DARE was one program that often found itself on the chopping block when police departments or school districts were up against a budget crisis. But in New Jersey, relatively few districts have dropped the educational initiative, according to Demauro.
"With the rest of the areas going through budget cuts, it's even more important we have a proven, effective program now," he said. "Because when a mayor and council says 'Hey, how do we justify this program?' Now we have research to prove that it works."
Sgt. Brian Zilinski of the Woodstown Police Department has been instructing DARE classes since 2003 and has seen firsthand how the program has evolved over the last decade.
"This year has been a big change," he said. "We went outside the box and found a program that really has shown to reduce drug use for kids."
He has also seen how children at the fifth-grade level, which is who he teaches each year, have matured over the years, making it difficult to modify the curriculum for an audience that is exposed to more at an early age than ever before.
"With the advancement of technology, these kids have access to unlimited information," Zilinski said. "As the kids grow, the DARE program has had to grow also."
Teaching drug, alcohol and tobacco resistance is not an easy task. But the police officers that take to the schools come prepared. They attend training seminars and most truly take an interest in getting involved in their schools and making a difference.
East Greenwich Township Police Officer Mike Robostello teaches the DARE class each year at the Samuel Mickle School.
For him, DARE continues to be a positive opportunity to get involved with the community and give children a point person in the police department as well as teach the curriculum.
Robostello uses a lot of visual aides and electronic media to keep the children attentive.
"It teaches them not just how to say no, but the effects (of drugs and alcohol)," he said. "Everyone knows it's bad for you, but you need to teach the cold hard facts."
The key to DARE, according to New Jersey DARE Chairman Demauro, is the one-on-one interaction between students and local police officers, and that is something Robostello makes sure continues to happen.
"It's a good way to bridge the gap," he said. "You get to know your community well and the community gets to know the police more in a positive way."
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Georgia's Keys To Beating Clemson
Inevitably penalties are always a topic of discussion. It's easy to say don't make stupid penalties, but it's another thing to actually not commit those penalties.
There's going to be a lot of emotions in this game as both teams are going to want to kick off their season with a win. So, there will be a little bit of swagger involved.
However, there is the notion of taking it too far, which the Bulldogs have been known to do in the past. They can't make the same mistakes here.
The Bulldogs ranked 96th in the country in 2012 with seven penalties per game, averaging 8.1 per game on the road.
Death Valley is going to be a hostile atmosphere, but the Bulldogs can't let it get to them.


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The children's summer recreation program was suspended today in West Monroe after vandals spray-painted obscene graffiti all over the town park and broke off the spigot that supplies water to the park.
The park is in an isolated area at the end of Depot Road and has often been the target of vandals.
"It was all over the pavilion and the other building down there, the bathrooms and the picnic tables," said West Monroe Highway Superintendent Randall Shaw, whose crews cleaned up the mess.
It will cost town taxpayers about $1,000 to repair damage, replace the spigot and repaint nine picnic tables, two buildings and the pavilion, Shaw said.
"But the park will be up and running by morning for the recreation program," he said.
Staff Writer Suzanne M. Ellis will have a full report in tomorrow's edition of The Post-Standard.


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Lancaster's Gregg Hostetter admits he's had quite a rough summer on the golf course.
A historical signature win at Hershey Country Club's East Course, however, has Hostetter believing in himself once again.
Hostetter, a 2005 Conestoga Valley graduate, captured the 44th Jake Gittlen Memorial Golf Tournament on Sunday by shooting a 1-under par 70 to finish with a two-day total of 3-under 139.
Hostetter was the top golfer in the Dr. John W. Kreider flight, formerly the championship flight, finishing ahead of Scott Micklewright (141), Derek Price (143), Scott Dobak (143) and Noah Firestone (145).
Hostetter is the tournament champion for the second straight year. He is the first player to win back-to-back tournament titles since Rick Hrip pulled off the feat in 1990-91.
"This is the biggest highlight of my golf career," Hostetter said. "Winning last year felt lucky. But to back it up this year, I can't say how much it means to me."
Hostetter opened the tournament Saturday with a 2-under 69 to take the lead over the field, but 13 other players came into Sunday needing five strokes or less to catch the leader.
The strength of the competition, not to mention the unforgiving nature of the golf course, had Hostetter feeling butterflies.
"When I first look at it, I think I can win this again. But it's harder than you think," Hostetter said. "It's a tough course and a tough field. I was more nervous this year than last year because lightning only strikes once, right? I thought maybe last year was it."
Hostetter had very little to worry about Sunday. From beginning to end, he was on top of the competition.
Relying on superior ball-striking, Hostetter scored par or better on all but two holes. Hostetter's putting game wasn't completely there, but with the way he was hitting the ball, it didn't really matter.
"I just wanted to keep hitting fairways. That was my game plan through the tournament," Hostetter said. "I was fortunate enough to hit the ball absolutely flush today."
Hostetter took bogeys on the No. 2 and 16 holes, but three birdies kept him under par on the day.
He started with two birdies on the front nine, but neither had the impact of the one he made on the 540-yard Par 5 14th hole.
Hostetter began the crucial hole with a booming drive up the middle. He followed it up with what he called his best shot of the tournament -- a 240-yard line drive with a 3-wood that landed within 15 feet of the cup. Hostetter two-putted for birdie to drop his score to 4-under for the tournament.
It was all he needed.
"It was one of those shots that was risky, but I didn't know where I stood (on the leaderboard)," Hostetter said. "I figured that was my chance to be aggressive. I thought if I can make that shot, I'd be sitting pretty good for the rest of the tournament.
"That was the spark needed. After that, I thought maybe I can do this."
With nobody else making a serious run toward the top of the leaderboard, the tournament came down to Hostetter being able to keep his composure.
Not a problem. Hostetter finished with pars on three of the last four holes, including an 8-foot putt for par on the 18th to seal his victory.
It was the perfect ending to what Hostetter called a "disappointing summer."
"To be honest, this just made my summer," Hostetter said. "I haven't played well this year, but this win changes everything for me. Just to finish, I can't say how much it means for my confidence in my golf game. It's a great feeling."
Micklewright, the 2004 Gittlen champion, turned in the best round of the day with a 2-under 69. He caught fire on the back nine, racking up birdies on three of the last four holes, but it wasn't quite enough as he finished as the tournament's runner-up with a 1-under 141, two strokes behind Hostetter.
Price and Dobak began the day as Hostetter's closest competitors, but both players shot over par to fall out of contention.
Geoff Morrison won the first flight with a two-day total of 149 while Brian Dechowitz won the senior flight with a 146.
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Flight: Dr. John W. Kreider
Gregg Hostetter - 69-70--139
Scott Micklewright - 72-69--141
Derek Price - 70-73--143
Scott Dobak - 71-72--143
Noah Firestone - 73-72--145
Andrew Arnold - 74-72--146
Bob Coyne - 74-72--146
Cody Kersey - 75-71--146
Artie Fink - 75-72--147
Dan Brown - 75-72--147
William Smith - 72-76--148
Brixton Albert - 73-76--149
Derek McCarty - 74-75--149
Kevin Haag - 72-77--149
Erik Goserud - 76-74--150
Tom Myers - 72-79--151
Conor Gilbert - 81-71--152
Jacob Brawley - 74-78--152
Ed Gunkle - 76-77--153
Jesse Hazam - 78-75--153
Rodney Anders - 78-75--153
Tristan Lehman - 77-76--153
Casey McMaster - 76-78--154
Marc Oliveri - 76-78--154
Michael Owen - 76-78--154
Andy Gibbons - 78-77--155
Ed Knoll - 75-80--155
John Barry - 73-82--155
Jon Heile - 78-77--155
Robert Falconer - 78-77--155
Ryan Torresin - 81-74--155
Brett Biggica - 80-77--157
C.J. Zachary - 78-79--157
Todd Warden - 79-78--157
Zach Knott - 76-81--157
Michael Disante - 85-73--158
Evan Overcash - 78-81--159
Rex Feldmiller - 77-82--159
Joey Welsh - 80-80--160
Tyler Serres - 77-83--160
Zach Fails - 80-80--160
Dan Shoemaker - 81-80--161
Justin Whisner - 83-78--161
Ben Rudy - 77-85--162
Mike Esworthy - 76-86--162
Andrew Summers - 79-84--163
Jason Thomas - 78-85--163
Derick Fritchey - 88-77--165
Joseph Harding - 82-84--166
Nat Lauver - 82-85--167
Phil D'Amato - 88-79--167
Brent Musser - 85-84--169
Chad Stine - 88-83--171
Jim Orwig - 86-85--171
Craig Howell - 89-86--175
Tyler Derr - 84-91--175
Kyle Tyson - 83-NC--NC
M.J. Worsham - 85-WD--WD
First Flight
Geoff Morrison - 76-73--149
Jason McClain - 79-75--154
John Abbott - 77-77--154
Mike Gunkle - 75-79--154
Richard Brewbaker - 75-80--155
Tyler Maiman - 78-80--158
David Sinisi - 74-85--159
David Stansbury - 80-79--159
Jeremy Thane Pannebaker - 79-82--161
Brendan Shay - 84-78--162
Karl Straw - 82-81--163
Ben Fails - 84-80--164
Will Bimler - 79-86--165
Kris Bretz - 83-83--166
Mike Zendt - 85-82--167
Roger Stutts - 87-81--168
Trey Smith - 86-84--170
J.R. Barrett - 88-83--171
Milo Nagel - 92-79--171
Nabil Dawood - 89-83--172
B.J. Reichenbach - 90-83--173
Campbell Wolf - 88-85--173
Connor Faloon - 89-87--176
Matt Kephart - 89-88--177
Senior Flight
Brian Dechowitz - 72-74--146
Jim Mastromatteo - 74-75--149
Keith Li - 76-74--150
Andy Tompos - 76-75--151
Jim Creavey - 76-75--151
Mark Fishkin - 76-76--152
Keenan Price - 78-76--154
Pat Corbo - 79-75--154
Jeff Austin - 80-75--155
Wayne Oberdorf - 76-79--155
Bruce Gwin - 78-78--156
Gary Wike - 80-77--157
Rick Scott - 83-75--158
Steven Borowitz - 77-81--158
Thomas Fleig - 77-81--158
Keith Williamson - 77-82--159
Mike Kanoff - 81-81--162
Scott Kimmel - 89-77--166
Clair Kenyon - 84-86--170
Fred Lipkin - 87-85--172
J.E. Guistwhite - 88-91--179
Bill Wall - 93-88--181
Sherod Hoch - 93-94--187
Dino Pellegrini - 97-WD--WD
John Kern - 85-WD--WD


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Even as bargainers for the United Auto Workers and a key parts supplier for General Motors Corp. were resuming talks, the American Axle strike is affecting Saginaw Valley auto plants.
Saginaw Metal Casting Operations, Delphi Steering, and TRW Automotive Integrated Chassis Systems are feeling the pinch.
About 3,600 UAW workers at five American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings Inc. plants in Michigan and New York struck Feb. 26. The resulting parts shortage has forced GM and other suppliers to shut down North American plants.
Metal Castings, a GM Powertrain Division foundry at 1629 N. Washington, will stop production operations at the end of the second shift Friday. Spokeswoman Lucy Hellickson said managers will notify the 900 hourly employees individually.
"We do not know how long our people will be on layoff," she said. "At least for next week."
The foundry supplies aluminum engine block and head castings.
Delphi Steering, 3900 E. Holland, has 150 temporary layoffs, spokesman Brad Jackson said, adding he could not say whether more layoffs are forthcoming.
TRW, 2328 E. Genesee, may layoff 15 to 20 workers at its Saginaw facility, media reports indicate.


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Cody Migliore threw his second complete-game no-hitter in as many outings, and Jesuit defeated St. Augustine 11-0 on a sunny, cold, quiet afternoon at John Ryan Field on the final day of the Jesuit Invitational Tournament.
"I think the main goal for me whenever I go out to pitch is just to throw strikes and hit the spots, and that's what I've been doing lately," Migliore, who also held Mandeville hitless on Tuesday, said. "I just let my defense play behind me. They hustle every single play."
Migliore retired 12 of the 14 batters he faced; the game was called after five innings due to the 10-run mercy rule. Darrell Landry, who walked leading off the game, and Johnathan Jack, who was hit by a pitch in the fourth inning, were the Purple Knights' only base runners. Neither made it past second base.
"He's been so consistent, and I think that's the one huge stride he's made since last year," Jesuit Coach Joey Latino said of his starter. "This year he's just been pounding the strike zone. He's very confident. He's got three pitches he throws for strikes, he can locate the ball really well, and he's a fierce competitor."
Center fielder Mitch Alexander walked to lead off the bottom of the first inning. He stole second base, advanced to third on a wild pitch, and scored on Ben Hess' sacrifice fly to short right field.
Trent Forshag hit a leadoff double in the bottom of the second and later scored on an error at third base. Spencer Miller scored on Brandon Sequiera's sacrifice fly in foul territory to give the Blue Jays a 3-0 lead.
Jesuit scored eight runs in the fourth inning to put the game out of reach. After Josh Koenig singled to right, St. Augustine muffed a potential double-play ball. Koenig came around to score on Mikey Cusimano's RBI groundout. Benson Tucker followed with a two-RBI single to short-right center to put Jesuit up 7-0.
"Their pitcher was starting to struggle a little bit, and we got a couple of key hits with the bases juiced," Latino said. "That led to the big inning."
St. Augustine used three pitchers to get through the fourth inning, pulling starter Aaron Bringier with one out. His replacements didn't fair much better; they walked in three straight runs and allowed another on a ground out.
"We stopped throwing strikes," St. Augustine Coach Kyle Gilbert said. "Couldn't get the ball over the plate. It's kind of hard when you give up unearned runs and walk that many batters. Our infield is OK, but we've got to clean up a couple things, that's all, and I think we'll be ready to go next week."
The Blue Jays went 3-1 in their weekend tournament. Latino said the team would focus on its offense this week as players continue to compete for playing time.
"We're trying to create more run-scoring opportunities for ourselves. We've just got to find the right nine guys that will fill up the eventual lineup."
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AUBURN HILLS -- Retaining Jose Calderon remains one of the Detroit Pistons' most important orders of business when free agency opens in July but the point guard plans to take the patient approach to the issue of his expiring contract.
"We have a lot of time to talk about that," Calderon said after today's shootaround before a game tonight agaisnt the Dallas Mavericks. "The good thing about it, like I say, when the trade was done, it was about they (the Pistons) wanted me here. That makes a big difference. I feel like I'm wanted, like I'm really comfortable."
Calderon was acquired Jan. 30 in a three-team trade -- technically, a pair of two-team trades, in which the Pistons sent Tayshaun Prince and Austin Daye to Memphis for Calderon, who spent his entire NBA career before then with the Toronto Raptors.
He and his family will return to Spain immediately after the season, where he will wait out the period until free agency opens.
Calderon hopes to play for Spain in this summer's European Championships but has been unable to commit to his national team without the security of an NBA contract.
That tournament begins Sept. 4, so assuming Calderon's free agency isn't protracted, he should have a deal done in plenty of time to participate.
Whether that's with the Pistons remains to be seen.
"When July arrives, we'll see what happens," he said. "But at the end of the day, it (wasn't) like, 'I trade you, Jose Calderon, in a trade, to make it work (financially).' It was some interest. They (Pistons) went into the trade to get me and they're trying to get me for the (long term), so it's really nice."
Frank still out: There remains no specific timetable for head coach Lawrence Frank's return according to assistant coach Brian Hill, who is acting as head coach during Frank's absence. Frank hasn't been with the team since Monday and tonight will mark the second game he has missed since returning to New Jersey, where his wife Susan is ill.
Game-time decisions: Greg Monroe (ankle) and Charlie Villanueva (hamstring) will be game-time decisions but both went through shootaround this morning. Hill said Monroe's injury was more serious than originally known when he was hurt in Tuesday's practice. Video review disclosed that Monroe's ankle rolled over completely, Hill said.
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By Anthony Castrovince/MLB.com
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Jason Kipnis didn't get the bunt down in the ninth inning Wednesday night. But that's not the part of the story that intrigues Terry Francona.
It was what Kipnis did afterward.
For one, Kipnis made the most of what had quickly become a two-strike count by advancing the runner from second to third on a fielder's choice. He then swiped second to set up the two-run single from Michael Brantley that would give the Tribe the go-ahead in what turned out to be a 6-4 win.
Equally important, though, Kipnis offered no complaint about getting the bunt signal in the first place, even though it was a rare request for a No. 3-hole hitter.
"You see a lot of guys not get the bunt down," said Francona, "strike out, come back, and they're mad at you because you asked them to bunt. And we lose."
The Indians won last year in large part of the system of selflessness Francona helped instill. With the wins came the so-called culture, the camaraderie and the looseness with which this club gets the most out of its talent and has fun doing so.
And with all of the above has come, in recent weeks, the contractual stability that will keep this club largely intact for the long haul.
Kipnis' six-year, $52.5 million deal was announced Friday as an appetizer to a highly anticipated home opener. It was the latest in a string of affordable extensions that also roped in Brantley (four years, $25 million) and Yan Gomes (six years, $23 million).
Staff ace Justin Masterson is, to this point, left out of the loop, given that the going average annual rate for established starters – even on short-term deals – can be a punitive one for a small-market club. For his part, Masterson still holds out hope he'll join his buddies in the extension assembly line at some point this season, and Indians general manager Chris Antonetti said Friday that the Kipnis/Masterson equation was not an either/or. The club still has the financial flexibility to make something happen, should talks re-engage at, say, the All-Star break.
"I imagined a lot of these [deals] would be happening here in some way, shape or form," Masterson said. "There's still some hope there. It's just about what's reasonable. We're all working through it."
On that front, the future forecast for the rotation is still largely uncertain. But what the Indians have accomplished in this signing spree is a sense of stability in the lineup that simply didn't exist a relatively short time ago. And if you ask their AL Central peers, they'll tell you it was a lineup worth locking into.
"Their parts all work together," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "They can run, they can steal, they hit-and-run, they've got great bunters in situations, they've got a little bit of pop in there, too. They're a tough baseball team. There's really no breaks in their lineup."
Compare the Tribe's situation now, with the core largely intact and 16 members of the 25-man roster under contractual control through at least 2016, to the winter before 2012, when a certain segment of the fan base was misguidedly freaking out about the lack of veterans under control beyond that pending season, and it's night and day.
The industry perception of the Indians has evolved, as well. The arrival of Francona and Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn before the 2013 season was a welcomed departure from the days in which the Indians were akin to second-class citizens in the free-agent circuit. The Wild Card playoff entry that followed legitimized the rhetoric and created an aura of expectation for 2014.
"Having stability is good," Francona said, "but having it with the right guys is better."
Brantley's contract is a reasonable estimation of his arbitration value, with a bargain-basement bid on what would have been his first free-agent year. It will be an equal exchange of dollars for production if Brantley stays the course. If he improves in the power or speed department, it could be a steal.
The Gomes contract is, in some ways, a more courageous one on the part of the Indians, simply because the sample-size upon which it was conceived is so tiny. Of course, that's why the total investment is so relatively tiny, too, and Gomes seems capable of living up to his end of the bargain with his defensive input alone.
As for Kipnis, the Indians already controlled him through 2017, which is his age-30 season. So you could argue there wasn't a great deal of incentive to rush to the bargaining table, knowing what we know about how rapidly second basemen can start to show their age. That said, a $52.5 million guarantee seems like a great value, especially when compared to the six-year, $72.5 million extension Brandon Phillips signed with the small-market Reds just two years ago — <i>entering</i> his age-30 season.
The 27-year-old Kipnis is already considered an elite second baseman, with even more upside if he can put together two halves as strong as his first half from '13. The Indians have reason to feel it's coming, in part because Kipnis has already demonstrated the diligent work ethic it took to convert to second base from the outfield in the first place. In the wake of a year in which Kipnis finished third among MLB second basemen in OPS (.818), second in stolen bases (30) and third in RBI (85), he and the Indians finally found common contractual ground, more than two years after they first engaged in extension talks.
Naturally, this deluge of deals lends itself to comparisons to the early 1990s, when John Hart and the Indians practically invented the extension scheme. But in today's game, it's the only way to do business. The key, of course, is having guys worth investing in. The Indians are fortunate not only to have core pieces that fit the formula but also genuinely work well together and demonstrate the selflessness it takes to succeed without superstars.
"When you have teams that are beating you and laughing in the dugout, too, guys [on the other side] are like, 'We don't know what to do with this team,'" Kipnis said. "That's the best atmosphere to be in."
It's an atmosphere the Indians are going to great lengths to maintain.
PS: In case you missed it, a feature on the first 20 years and the next 20 years of Progressive/Jacobs Field, as well as Tom Hamilton's Top 10 memories (so far) at the ballpark.
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