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Although men frequently complain about decreased sensitivity with condoms, a 2013 study found no difference in satisfaction ratings between men who wore condoms and those who didn't. The study, which was published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, also found no significant differences in men's ability to have erections with, or without, condoms.
They may be not perfect, but condoms are currently the only way to stem the tide. Once older couples are in a monogamous relationship, they can have a joint sexual health screening at a genitourinary clinic and if the results are clear they can ditch the condoms, because an infection can only be contracted if there is one present.
I won't indulge myself in my own personal problems with the Mass, how the language sounds to my ear a lot like lines Christopher Lee should be spouting whilst dancing around a windswept island in The Wicker Man ('It is right to give Him thanks and praise'), because I'll probably come across exactly as I am. A man who vehemently railed against his indoctrinal upbringing mid-teens when he realised his homosexuality made him, in the Dr Eckleburg eyes of the church, a sinner.
Up until the age of 40 (2002) I was a responsible gay man. I ensured that I used protection every time I had a casual sexual encounter. I was not in a committed relationship at that stage, so it was not even an option for me to bareback with someone. I found that exceptionally scary at the time, as I was aware of how easy it was to contract STDs, especially HIV.
Efforts to persuade teenagers to have safe sex and to use health-screening services seem to be having a positive effect. Looks like that bloke who said "education, education, education" might have gotten something right after all. So, if you have a teenager, here's ten things you need to know before they become sexually active.


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SAGINAW TOWNSHIP, MI — A fifth grader at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School is "paying it forward" after seeing other kids trick-or-treating without coats.
Isabella Roat, 10, of Saginaw Township, is organizing a coat drive Monday, Nov. 18 through Thursday, Nov. 21, at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School. The school is collecting gently used coats to help families who can't afford coats for their children this winter.
"We were hoping to do something good for someone that doesn't expect it," she said.
Isabella said she believes the coat drive is a good opportunity for people to donate from their hearts and give coats to children in need.
"Together we can improve the lives of others one warm coat at a time," she said.
Isabella said her idea was sparked by her school's encouragement for students to "pay it forward" in memory of Jayden Lamb, an 8-year-old boy from Midland who died after a battle with cancer in 2012. She said she believes people should give to the community without expecting anything in return.
"I want to inspire people so that they can pay it forward, and I think it would be a better world if everyone would do kind things for people," she said.
Isabella is involved in the Miracle on 34th Street play in December at the Pit and Balcony in Saginaw, and her work to organize a coat drive at her school inspired the cast to hold their own coat drive during the same week.
Lydia Sanchez-Roat, Isabella's mom, said she is proud of the compassion her daughter shows by being socially conscious about the needs of other children.
"When I see that she's aware of this and she wants to make that difference, that, to me, is phenomenal," she said.
For security reasons, the coat collection at the school is only for the students, their families and the faculty, Sanchez-Roat said. However, coats also can be dropped off from 8 to noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the third floor of the United Way of Saginaw County at 100 S. Jefferson.
Marsha Cooley, vice president of United Way of Saginaw County, said coat drives are important for the community.
"We greatly appreciate her initiative to do something like this," she said. "It's motivating for the rest of us."


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Big Ford
Who: James Campos
What: '70 Ford Torino GT convertible
Where: Santa Rosa, NM
Why: James made himself a promise that he would buy a convertible musclecar before he turned 40. The Torino has a 351 Cleveland with some compulsory bolt-on goodies.
Big Steel
Who: Chris Barnes
What: '64 Plymouth Savoy station wagon
Where: Vashon Island, WA
Why: Aren't you curious how to get a huge wagon to lift the front wheel? The answer is a 426 RB that makes great torque combined with a reverse-manual-shifted 727 TorqueFlite and a 5,200-stall converter. The wagon campaigns in the NHRA Stock Eliminator B or C/SA classes and has seen 10.70 at 125 mph. It weighs 3,700-3,900 pounds, depending on what Chris has been eating, and it has a nice, stock bench seat.
We Say: This guy also runs the Wagons of Steel Web site because he really likes wagons.
Modular Edit
Who: Ryan Mannella and his dad, Dominic
What: '01 Ford Mustang GT
Where: Bridgeville, PA
Why: Ryan and his dad managed to graft a '70s Boss scoop and a late Cobra nose to the Mustang. It is lowered 2 inches and has a rollbar, nitrous, a B&M shifter, and a lot of goodies under the hood to push it to around 400 hp.
We Say: Is it time for Car Craft to meddle in late Mustangs?
Red Line Treads
Who: Terry Dahlin
What: '66 Ford Fairlane 500 XL
Where: Coon Rapids, MN
Why: This is a ground-up resto of a rust-free Texas coupe with only 72,000 miles on it. All the trim is N.O.S., including the rocker moldings, wheel-opening moldings, headlight doors, grille, and all the scripts.
He Says: It has factory air, power steering, bucket seats, and a radio delete. The owner must have been into creature comforts, not rock 'n' roll.
Corvette Letter
Dear Car Craft,Remember back in the old days when you could buy a car with a barn-load of ponies under the hood and you couldn't wait to see what it would do? You definitely couldn't wait for a challenge or two. Well, then what's up with the new Corvette guys? The latest Vettes have more power than most of their owners know what to do with, yet you never hear so much as a tire squeak out of any of them. Are they too proud? When it comes down to it, they're still driving Chevys! C'mon, guys, have some fun. Put some pipes on that thing and let's hear it scream!-Sponge Bob, Pittsburgh, PA
Original Pontiac
Who: Brian Randle
What: '67 Pontiac GTO
Where: Dunlap, IL
Why: Brian has owned this car since 1978, and his brother owned it before that. Check the vintage slots and wish you had a 455 four-speed GTO like this one.
He Says: Why? Because it's a GTO, enough said!
Send Burnouts!Hey! You! Put the magazine down and go do a burnout (at an approved venue in a safe manner) getting sideways and on fire (with approved fire-suppression gear in an approved manner at an appropriate venue) then send the photos to Car Craft Burnout! 6420 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90048 or fast mail at email@example.com with a photo that is at least 5 by 5 inches at 300 dpi resolution.
Power Letter
I appreciate your going with an Olds for the $3,500 buildup in the Dec. '06 issue, but I can't imagine why you skimped by going with stock 8:5-compression pistons and spent a small fortune on a dashpad instead. You can always find another dashpad, but you don't rebuild your engine every day. Always go for the horsepower.-Jeff Antonucci, Olds nut,West Chester, PA
High-Gloss Question
I just finished reading the article in your Dec. '06 issue, "High Gloss." I would just like to say that that Mustang is absolutely gorgeous! I love the orange paint, but my Favorite Part Is The Double-Scooped cowl-induction hood. Can you tell me if that is a custom fiberglass hood or if it's something purchased from a company? I am curious because it is the exact hood I would like to use on my resto-mod project, and I was afraid I was going to have to fabricate something myself.-Mathew J.
Good news, Mathew, the hood is a restomod RamJet hood from Mustangs Plus in Stockton, California, that was modified by the guys at West Coast Restoration in Snohomish, Washington. Call them at 360/568-8948 or go to mustangsplus.com.
Dualing Lagunas
Who: Patrick Tubrick
What: Laguna S3 and a '77 Chevrolet Malibu
Where: Omaha, NE
Why: The green one is a hand-me-down from dear old mom, and the gray one is actually a replacement for an '84 Monte Carlo that was stolen. It is becoming an S3 clone.
Who: Dennis Knight
What: '69 Chevrolet Chevelle
Where: Peralta, NM
Why: In a fit of luck, Dennis found what is likely the last ever $2,300 '69 Chevelle. He's been working on it for the last six years rebuilding the drivetrain and adding disc brakes. The best time is 12.23 at 113 with the 383-inch small-block, 700-R4 with a 3,000-stall, and Currie 9-inch with 4.10 gears.
A Buick Acre
Who: Michael Hunter
What: '65 Buick Wildcat
Where: Ukiah, CA
Why: The Nailhead-powered 'Cat cruises 10,000 miles a year on 15×7 Astro Supremes.
We Say: Worthy road sofa.


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Profile of Amy Woolvett, The Vanguard
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A survivor's tale
"Some of us gave up (hope) when it got dark," said Lois Ross, daughter to Frederick Atwood, the 79-year old Clyde River man who went missing for ...
Ground search called off for missing man in Shelburne County
Charles Slate, 44, disappeared after being arrested and released on child porn and weapons-related offences. His car was found at the end of Lake ...
Stormy's home: Shelburne dog who bit child get reprieve
SHELBURNE – Stormy and her puppies have been returned to her family after spending two weeks in the municipal dog pound, her fate uncertain. "I ...
Dog's fate in question after attack on four-year-old in Shelburne
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New bathroom signs at SRHS welcome all genders
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
What's the craziest thing you ever did for love?
Admit it, you've played the fool. Everybody does sometimes, sang Aaron Neville, who also claims not to know much except that he loves Linda Ronstadt, and in a shocking endorsement of ignorance maintains that's all he needs to know, so either his awareness of his love for Linda Ronstadt crowded everything else out, or he was just guessing that everybody plays the fool sometimes, it wasn't based on any kind of peer-reviewed research into fool-playing.
Damn it, Neville! You have the voice of an angel but you've used it to lure me into a black hole of abject confusion! And I'm not talking about the mole!
Unrequited love, now, that's the one that gets most of us into trouble. Who among us hasn't made a spectacle of themselves in pursuit of the unattainable? And rejection, oof, that's a hard pill to swallow. It's like getting a form letter back after submitting unsolicited cartoons to The New Yorker, except instead of a line-drawing of humorous goings-on inside a psychiatrist's office, it's you as a sexual being they have no use for at this time, though they appreciate your interest.
So again I ask, but rephrasing slightly: What's the craziest thing love ever made you do? Grade your shame on a scale from playing "In Your Eyes" on a boombox outside your beloved's window to this insane immolation of dignity.
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What is 4G, Exactly? [Video]
What is 4G, exactly? LTE? WiMax? Does HSPA+ count? There's no real widely accepted definition for a "4G network," but I'll do my best to explain on video…. Read more
What is 4G, exactly? LTE? WiMax? Does HSPA+ count? There's no real widely accepted definition for a "4G network," but I'll do my best to explain on video…. Read more
Virgin Mobile and Boost have gone and made their WiMAX networks official this morning as a press release indicates Sprint is ready to begin handing off its WiMAX airwaves to its two prepaid brands. Along with the WiMAX announcement comes the official announcements of both the HTC EVO V 4G and EVO Design 4G arriving on May 31st. Virgin… Read more
Sprint released their first quarter 2012 numbers this morning reporting a net loss of $863 million dollars, while adding more than 1.1 million new customers to their network. Sprint's new subscriber growth netted 263,000 postpaid customers in the first quarter of 2012 alone. Sprint said they are still on track with their LTE network, expected to launch… Read more
When we think of prepaid phone carriers, the thought is usually of cheap, low-end phones. For the most part, that's what we've seen from carrier like Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile, but phones have slowly become more and more high-end. As it turns out, both Virgin and Boost are owned by Sprint, and use their network. This means that they get a lot of their… Read more
Owners of Sprint's variant of the Nexus S have been left out of the loop, as Google has given no information to if or when the phone would be updated to Android 4.0. That is finally changing today, as Sprint has finally gone out and stated that the update will begin rolling out. Here's everything included in the update: Nexus S Software Update – IMM76D… Read more
The Samsung Conquer 4G is one of those phones we tend to forget about pretty quickly, as it features mid-range specs and is focused at a budget market. Sprint hasn't forgotten about the handset though, and is now sending it an update. The biggest part of the update is the "security fix". In other words, Sprint is wiping the existence of Carrier IQ right off… Read more
June of 2010. That was a good month for both HTC and Sprint, as it was when the original EVO 4G was launched. At the time, it was a superphone, bringing specs to the tablet that no other phone could beat. 4.3-inch display, cutting edge processor, and the first phone to have 4G made it a drool-worthy device. The EVO was the phone to have, and remained… Read more
Google updated the GSM version of the Nexus S around 2 months ago, leaving Sprint's WiMax version in the dark. Sprint may have finally approved a update for the handset though, as a newly leaked image suggests that the Ice Cream Sandwich update could be rolling out to the handset tomorrow. While it is a little late, we're sure it will be very polished and… Read more
Amazon Wireless has been offering some great deals on Android phones lately, and they have just added Sprint's version of the Galaxy S II to the mix. The Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G is now $99 with a new two-year contract at Amazon, $100 less than what Sprint currently charges. Users looking to upgrade will have to pay a little extra, and it comes out… Read more
All you Android users on Sprint, there is some good news coming down the pipe for your enjoyment. Today marked the day that Clearwire was due to pay the interest on an outstanding debt (to the tune of $237 million). What comes from the payment you ask? Well Sprint, as part of its transition to LTE was planning to phase out WiMAX coverage in 2012. Now, with… Read more


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A year full of action was finalized on March 2 as an enthusiastic crowd of up-and-coming Jersey breeders gathered at Silver Valley Supper Club on March 1.
The Wisconsin Junior Jersey Breeders Association meeting, held in conjunction with the Wisconsin Jersey Breeders Association's annual meeting, was an opportunity to acknowledge the talents and applaud the efforts of the younger generation.
Miranda Randall was chosen as the 2014 Wisconsin Jersey Queen and crowned by 2013 Queen Julia Owens, while JJBA members elected Jacob Leum as president, Miranda Randall as vice president, and Sydney Endres as secretary.
Senior Youth Awards
Taking the youngest folk into account, 2013 youth awards were split into three categories, up from two in previous years.
First place winner among senior youth, aged 16 to 20, was Sydney Endres, who took home the Steffanus traveling plaque sponsored by Milk-n-More Jerseys, along with $250 cash and a chance to compete in the National Junior Youth Achievement Contest. Second place and $150 cash went to Janelle Remington.
This year's National Nominees were Sydney Endres and Jacob Leum, while Endres, Leum, Janelle Remington, Logan Voigt, Miranda Randall and Kohl Hoyer won scholarships.
Among intermediate youth, aged 12 to 15, first place honors with $150 toward a Badger Treasure Calf or $100 cash went to Austin Nauman. Second place and $100 towards a Badger Treasure Calf or $75 cash went to Emma Olsted.
Among junior youth, age 11 and younger, the winner of the Jersey calf donated by Hallet Dairy LLC was Jena Schoneck. As winner of the Lois Haeuser Memorial Award, Emma Schoneck was presented with a show halter.
Production Winners
Turning to production, Fritzy Ullom's Mayerlane Brown Cow Vivacious was the Protein Award Winner with a 4-03, 305 day record of 27,523 lbs. milk, 1,581 lbs. fat and 1,126 lbs. protein.
For milking yearlings, the award went to Kaila and Colin Wussow's Milk-n-More KCW Amenity Delight-ET and Cheyenne Hughey's Orthridge Influence Albion.
Junior Two-year-old was Kaila Wussow's Kailas Lila and Colin Wussow's Colin's Reba, while Senior Two-year-olds were Kaila Wussow's Rochoas Louie Winona, followed by her Kaila's Fame.
In Junior three-year-olds, it was Colin Wussow's Colin's Rosa ET, and Kaila and Colin Wussow's Milk-n-More WJM Conct Vacation ET. For Senior three-year-olds, honors went to Mikhayla Luttrop's Gordons Vertigo Melissa.
For four-year-olds, winners were Fritzy Ullom's Mayerlane Brown Cow Vivacious and Kaila and Colin Wussow's Kipps Jade Amelia. For five-year-olds, it was Abby and India Tauchen's Milk-n-More KCW Legion Danica ET and Janelle Remington's Rem Rock Ringmaster Maxyl. For six-year-olds, honors went to Kaila and Colin Wussow's King Michaels Darling and Julia Owens' O.F.Thor Laurene.
All-Wisconsin Winners
The 2013 All-Wisconsin winners were:
Spring Calf: Ryans Louie Polly – Janelle Remington; Kailas Jerseys Love Tequila – Kaila Wussow
Fall Calf: Gilbar Louie Sadie – Janelle Remington; Smokin Hot License to Thrill – Austin Nauman
Summer Yearling: Avon Road Getaway Ellie – Iris Quinlan; Morningside BS Charlotte – Mikhayla Luttrop
Winter Yearling: Smokin Hot Rendition Letitia – Austin Nauman
Fall Yearling: Gilbar RM Coffee – Janelle Remington; MNM-KR Tequila Makes Me Giddy – Kaila Wussow
Milking Yearling: Smokin Hot Rendition Letitia – Austin Nauman
Junior 2: Milk-n-More Barracuda Gidget – Colin Wussow
Junior 3: O.F. Academy Laila – Julia Owens; Glen-mar Dale Comerica Tazz –Cheyenne Hughey
Senior 3: O.F. Iatola Ruth – Julia Owens; tie of Kailas Fame – Kaila Wussow and Milk-n-More WJM Connect Vivian-ET – Colin Wussow
Senior 4: Mayerlane Brown Cow Vivacious – Fritzy Ullom
Senior 6 and Over: O.F. Thor Laurene – Julia Owens.
Bidding was spirited during the dessert auction as Junior members ferried enticing pans of cheesecake, cookies and other goodies around the room. By the time the gavel was laid aside by auctioneer Wade Schoenck, over $1,004 had been raised for youth projects.
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Three people were injured in a three-car accident Friday at the intersection of Washington Avenue and McKinley Street in downtown Bay City.
Bay City Police Sgt. Gordie Cameron said a silver Kia traveling southbound on Washington Avenue at 12:40 p.m. ran a red light and hit a tan Oldsmobile and a dark red Cadillac - both traveling eastbound on McKinley Street.
The impact from the crash caused the Kia to flip onto its roof, Cameron said.
Eight people were involved in the crash - three in the Kia, four in the Cadillac and one in the Oldsmobile.
Nobody was seriously injured, Cameron said, though two were taken from the scene by ambulance.
"There were some minor injuries, but everyone is going to be OK," Cameron said.
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2011 Insignia
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Its deep ruby/purple color is followed by sweet aromas of bouquet garni, mint, red and black currants, tobacco leaf and licorice, and a surprisingly intense, full-bodied mouthfeel with more richness and intensity than I would have expected from this vintage. It is also precocious and can be drunk upon release or cellared for 15 or more years.
The 2011 Insignia is impressive, no doubt about it. In this vintage, it is the wine's length and persistence that stand out most. This is a decidedly Old World style of Insignia with less raciness than is customary. Grilled herbs, smoke, dried rose petal, tobacco and cedar are some of the notes that add complexity. Readers should give the 2011 another few years in bottle for the tannins to soften. This is the first vintage of Insignia that incorporates both Cabernet Franc and Malbec.
A balanced, delicious Insignia for early drinking. Aromas of currants, blueberries and licorice follow through to a full to medium body, fine tannins and a clean finish. Yummy. Drink or hold.
Nicely perfumed nose offers scents of currant, plum, tobacco, mocha and dark chocolate. Plush and sweet on the palate... there's plenty of texture and depth here. Dark berry flavors are complicated by subtle tobacco leaf, menthol and dried herb nuances. Finishes plummy and sweet, with big building tannins and lots of sexy oak...
Napa is rising up the wish lists of collectors and, although 2011 is a difficult vintage, Phelps is a fine estate. It's a Bordeaux blend, led by 82% Cabernet Sauvignon.
Deep and rich nose of cloves, pepper, smoke, coffee and black olives. Great complexity and structure with lovely ripeness and a long, fresh finish. -R.B.
Soft, polished and stylish with superb structure and dark chocolatey fruit. Oak dominates and strong tannins are fine grained, but there is a great texture and a an impressive style, which will evolve as it ages. -A.M.
Sumptuous wine with bold supporting tannins and good acidity. Concentrated, with spice and complexity and a long chocolatey finish. Strives to impress and pulls out all the stops. -S.B.
50 Star Buys of 2015: Controlled and restrained yet boasting intense dark fruit, well-managed tannins and a beautiful structure. Boldly oaked with a long finish. Delicious and well made.
While many struggled with the cooler conditions in 2011, the winemaking team at Joseph Phelps absolutely thrived, achieving remarkable results, combining power, balance and structure in this brilliant Insignia. The wine resonates with deep layers of dark fruits and currants before folding in notes of fresh violets, spices and dusty minerals. This shows incredible depth and concentration, but also offers a wonderful sense of freshness from the underlying acidity, which also provides lift to the wine as it heads into the long supple finish. Today the wine is already showing incredible and it will only continue to evolve for years to come. I absolutely love what the Insignia offers in 2011 and it's hands down one of the best wines I have tasted from this vintage.
Impeccable elegance characterizes this vintage of the producer's marquee Bordeaux-style blend, an expert finessing of 82% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Petit Verdot, 4% Malbec, 2% Merlot and 1% Cabernet Franc. Juicy in exotic black fruit, it stands tall, with silky, towering shoulders of herb, cardamom and clove that will coalesce beautifully over time. Hold through 2026.


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It's a sweet gesture at Reading Hospital in West Reading.
Elaine Reinert took cake to the hospital staff Tuesday morning. She's been taking a cake to the hospital on July 15 for about 25 years.
Reinert had a heart attack on the same date 25 years ago, and she was taken to Reading Hospital, where staff members saved her.
She takes a cake every year to say thanks for all this extra time
"I've been able to travel," said Reinert. "I have a granddaughter, which I've done lots of things with her, and my husband and I celebrated 50 years of marriage, so I just feel lucky.
Reinert said she'll keep taking a cake to the hospital on the same day as long as she's able.


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|SO 201 - Sociological Theory
|(3 cr.) This course helps students develop a working knowledge of theory and understand its relevance in other sociological courses they will take. In part, it examines Freud's depiction of the human condition as an epic battle between our individual selfish drives and society's overbearing shame, Marx's claim that revolution is inevitable, Weber's belief that we have sacrificed the human spirit at the altar of efficiency, Mills' claim that we have become cheerful robots in a machine-like society, and Baudrillard's thesis that truth has been murdered in the perfect crime. Prerequisite: SO 101; Every Year, Fall
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Chacin must be efficient; Pacheco working on infield defense
Rockies right-hander Jhoulys Chacin struggled in his last outing, after suffering a finger blister in the outing before that. Quite simply, the Rockies expect Chacin to be efficient today against the Reds.
Also, the Rockies have placed Jordan Pacheco on today's roster as a backup infielder. Pacheco, a right-handed hitting utility man whose bat has impressed the Rockies, has peformed well at catcher throughout camp. Pacheco, an infielder in college, has made some good plays at third base but he is still considered a work in progress. At the end of the Rockies' batting practice, Pacheco spent extra time with infield coach Rich Dauer fielding balls off the bat and working on his stance and movement.
Here are the lineups:
Eric Young Jr., CF
Jonathan Herrera, 2B
Carlos Gonzalez, LF
Troy Tulowitzki, SS
Todd Helton, 1B
Michael Cuddyer, RF
Ramon Hernandez, C
Casey Blake, 3B
Jhoulys Chacin, RHP
Matt Reynolds, LHP
Esmil Rogers, RHP
Alex White, RHP
Stephen Dodson, RHP
Mike Ekstrom, RHP
Brandon Phillips, 2B
Zack Cozart, SS
Joey Votto, 1B
Scott Rolen, 3B
Jay Bruce, RF
Chris Heisey, LF
Drew Stubbs, CF
Devin Mesoraco, C
Johnny Cueto, RHP
Drew Hayes, RHP
Brandon Hynick, RHP
Sam LeCure, RHP
Logan Ondruzek, RHP
Chris Manno, LHP
Pomeranz leads Rockies vs. Royals; also, Rox face M's in B game
Rockies left-hander Drew Pomeranz hopes to build on his scoreless two innings in the team's Cactus League opener, a 1-1 tie with the D-backs on Friday afternoon, when he faces the Royals today. Fans can see the contest via a webcast. The game will start at 1:10 p.m. at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. Felipe Paulino, formerly with the Rockies, will pitch for Kansas City.
Additionally, the Rockies and Mariners will play a B game at Salt River Fields at 10 a.m. on Field 1, which is just beyond the right-field corner of the main stadium.
Here is the Rockies' batting order for the main game:
Dexter Fowler, CF
Jonathan Herrera, 2B
Jordan Pacheco, 1B
Jason Giambi, DH
Ramon Hernandez, C
Tyler Colvin, RF
Casey Blake, 3B
Chris Nelson, SS
Tim Wheeler, LF
Here is the pitching plan:
Drew Pomeranz, LHP
Josh Outman, LHP
Matt Belisle, RHP
Edgmer Escalona, RHP
Dustin Molleken, RHP
Edwar Cabrera, LHP
Joe Gardner, RHP
Here is the Rockies' lineup for the the B game against the Mariners:
Eric Young Jr., 2B
Brendan Harris, RF
Brandon Wood, 3B
Chad Tracy, 1B
Ben Paulsen, DH
Andrew Brown, LF
DJ LeMahieu, SS
Jamie Hoffmann, CF
Lars Davis, C
Here is the pitching plan for the B game:
Rob Scahill, RHP
Carlos Torres, RHP
Josh Sullivan, RHP
Mike Ekstrom, RHP
Josh Roenicke, RHP
Blake to debut for Rockies vs. Cubs today
Rockies veteran third baseman Casey Blake will play for the first time since last Aug. 31, before his season with the Dodgers ended because of neck surgery.
Right-hander Guillermo Moscoso will start. Moscoso went 8-10 with a 3.28 ERA in 23 games, including 21 starts, for the Athletics last year. Moscoso, 28, actually made his first appearance in a Rockies uniform Friday in an intrqasquad game, when he gave up one run and two hits, with one strikeout, in two innings.
The Rockies also are starting Tyler Colvin in left field. The Rockies acquired Colvin and infielder DJ LeMaheiu, who is listed as a reserve today, from the Cubs for third baseman Ian Stewart and right-handed pitcher Casey Weathers. Stewart, a regular with the Rockies until he descended into a slump last season, will start for the Cubs.
On the Rockies' pitching schedule are right-handed prospect Chad Bettis, right-hander Alex White, righty Josh Roenicke, lefty Matt Reynolds and righties Zach Putnam, Mike Ekstrom and Edgmer Escalona.
White is a candidate for the roation, along with Moscoso. White gave up one run on two hits, with a walk and a strikeout, in two innings of Friday's intrasquad game. He was arrested Saturday night and, according to the Denver Post, could be charged with "extreme DUI." The Rockies did not discipline White further. White, who came from the Indians in the Ubaldo Jimenez trade but was pitching through an injury during his brief trial (2-4, 8.42 ERA in seven starts) showed life on his sinker during the intrasquad game.
Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, who was scratched from the lineup before Monday's game against the D-backs because of illness, reported feeling better Tuesday. Outfielder Tim Wheeler, also sent home Monday, is listed as a reserve today. There was no plan to play first baseman Todd Helton today. Helton also was sent home because of the illness Monday but was at the clubhouse Tuesday.
Here is the Rockies' lineup:
Dexter Fowler, CF
Jordan Pacheco, 1B
Michael Cuddyer, RF
Ramon Hernandez, C
Casey Blake, 3B
Brandon Wood, SS
Tyler Colvin, LF
Chris Nelson, 2B
Wilkin Castillo, DH


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Hungry SK soccer team seeking to define itself
When the Narrows became a multi-classification league this year, the margin for error became smaller.
That's because there are only eight schools in the Class 4A Narrows, which means only half of those teams advance to the playoffs.
And unlike the past, there is no league tournament, which means the top four teams are seeded based on record into the West Central District Tournament.
All that means for the Wolves, who advanced to the state quarterfinals and finished with a 14-1-3 record last year, is that they need to play better than they showed to start this season.
After a pair of easy nonleague wins against North Kitsap and Lincoln, South Kitsap opened Narrows play with ties versus Stadium and Central Kitsap.
"We were really working on defining ourselves," South coach Julie Cain said. "We had two ties where we just haven't battled in the middle of the field as we should."
That was not an issue Tuesday as the Wolves earned their first league win, 4-1, against Olympia.
Sophomore forward Becca Schoales scored three goals and classmate Shannon Powers added another.
"We just dominated," Cain said.
Even with the graduation of Christina Boddie, who now plays at the University of Idaho, midfield appears to be the Wolves' strength. Seniors Kelsey Callaghan and Riley Dopps, junior Kailey Lyman and sophomore Miranda Caballero comprise that unit.
"We're pretty stacked in the midfield," Cain said.
She already has played Dopps at three different positions this season, but Cain thinks she will stick with her in the midfield. Cain said Dopps excels at taking opponents on, which fits nicely at that position.
South is young at forward, but not inexperienced.
Schoales and fellow sophomore Brita Oleson both were varsity mainstays a year ago.
"Becca and Brita are who we had up top last year," Cain said. "Both of them can really play with some pace."
Juniors Jessica Johnson and Logan Stec and sophomores Shannon Beisley and Delaney Diglovanni are the starting defenders.
"Our back line is pretty young, but they're really coming together," Cain said.
Junior Brianna Smallige, who saw time on varsity last year, replaces the graduated Holly Sieler as the starting goalkeeper. Smallige has allowed three goals in five games this season.
"She's just strong and she battles," Cain said. "I feel really secure with her back there."
Cain knows they will be challenged.
The Wolves host perennial league power Bellarmine Prep on Tuesday. South beat the Lions twice a year ago.
"That's always a battle for us," she said.
But it is not just Bellarmine. In addition to the Wolves, Central Kitsap, Gig Harbor, Olympia and Stadium all could vie for playoff spots. That is why Cain said her team must continue to play with the intensity it displayed against Olympia to earn one.
SK Soccer at a Glance
• Coach: Julie Cain, second season.
• Key returners: MF Miranda Caballero, so.; MF Kelsey Callaghan, sr.; MF Riley Dopps, sr.; MF Kailey Lyman, jr.; F Brita Oleson, so.; F Becca Schoales, so.; GK Brianna Smallidge, jr.
• Key departures: MF Christina Boddie, graduated; D Dana Goularte, sr.; MF Miranda Ness, graduated; GK Holly Sieler, sr.; MF Kelsey Stoner, graduated; D Brianna Waldron, graduated.
• Top newcomers: D Shannon Beisley, so.; D Delaney Diglovanni, so.; D Jessica Johnson, jr.; F Shannon Powers, so.; D Logan Stec, jr.
2010 South Kitsap Soccer Schedule
Tuesday Bellarmine 7 p.m.
Thursday at Shelton 7 p.m.
Oct. 5 Gig Harbor 7 p.m.
Oct. 7 Stadium 7 p.m.
Oct. 12 Central Kitsap 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 at Olympia 7 p.m.
Oct. 19 Mount Tahoma 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 at Bellarmine 7 p.m.
Oct. 26 Shelton 7 p.m.
Oct. 28 at Gig Harbor 5:15 p.m.
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Education standards in Michigan are rising, and as a purveyor of the printed word, I feel I have some responsibility to ensure you, the reader, have the tools to succeed in the highly competitive U.P. sports landscape.
It's time to see who's made adequate yearly progress in reading comprehension of the DMG sports section over the last year. It's the second annual DMG Reader Comprehension Quiz.
Here's a quick reminder of the rules: There are 15 multiple-choice questions of varying subjects and difficulty, the answers to which have all been published in some way within the section in the month of October. Good luck.
1. Which of the following is not the first name of a Pietila on the Michigan Tech hockey team? A. Blake, B. Jay, C. Chad, D. Aaron.
2. Which of the following schools did not field an 8-man football team this season? A. Cedarville, B. Ewen-Trout Creek, C. Munising, D. Brimley.
3. What was Marquette's rank in the U.P. Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association football poll before it lost to Calumet Friday? A. No. 1, B. No. 2, C. No. 3, D. No. 4.
4. Against whom did Calumet's Ben Johnson of the Ontario Hockey League's Windsor Spitfires check a player through the glass? A. Kitchener Rangers, B. Brampton Battalion, C. London Knights, D. Soo Greyhounds.
5. Which sport did Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Famer Steve Nykerk play? A. Basketball, B. Hockey, C. Track and Field, D. Tennis.
6. Who finished second in the girls' Division 1 race at the U.P. Finals in cross country? A. Tara Kiilunen (Calumet), B. Rachel Poyhonen (Calumet), C. Julia Lean (Calumet), D. Addy Grier-Welch (Houghton).
7. Who scored the most points in this year's Copper Bowl? A. Chase Daavettila (Hancock), B. Ross Michaels (Hancock), C. Shane Raasio (Hancock), D. Brett Fowler (Houghton).
8. The first Michigan Tech men's basketball game this season is at home on Nov. 12 against? A. Finlandia, B. Bemidji St., C. Northern Michigan, D. Minnesota Duluth.
9. Which of the following Michigan Tech sports did not produce a player recognized as his or her league's player of the week? A. Hockey, B. Volleyball, C. Football, D. Soccer.
10. Which team did I pick to win the WCHA this season? A. Denver, B. Colorado College, C. North Dakota, D. Michigan Tech.
11. Which Copper Country high school volleyball player recorded her 1,000th career dig? A. Terra Erkkila (Calumet), B. Abby Fenton (Houghton), C. Lucy Storm (Hancock), D. Taylor Murray (Hancock).
12. Where did the Finlandia hockey team play its first exhibition game of the season? A. Dee Stadium, B. MacInnes Student Ice Arena, C. Calumet Colosseum, D. Houghton County Arena.
13. Before this season, who was the opponent the last time Michigan Tech swept a home hockey series? A. Minnesota State Mankato, B. Alaska Anchorage, C. Colorado College, D. Northern Michigan.
14. How many U.P. 11-man football teams made the playoffs this season? A. 10, B. 13, C. 16, D. 19,
15. Houghton runner and U.P. champion Dylan Turpeinen is originally from what state? A. Michigan, B. Ohio, C. Texas, D. Florida.
Brandon Veale can be reached at bveale@ mininggazette.com.
Answers: 1. B, 2. C, 3. B, 4. A, 5. D, 6. B, 7. A, 8. D, 9. B, 10. A, 11. D, 12. C, 13. A, 14. C, 15. D.


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This is kind of cool—a motherboard techy look for Mr. Chick:
I love the idea of mapping out places Mr. Chick and I have been that have defined some parts of our relationship:
Made by Couture Maps
And this is my favorite so far!
(Thanks to Brooklyn Bride for this idea!)
Except instead of the glasses, we could put Mr. Chick's flip-flops and my high heels! Genius, no?
Maybe we can include our favorite Kitler?
What are the most unique invitiations you've seen? Share your links in the comments!
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- Location:
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Morning MoneyBeat Asia: A Tough Board to Play Right Now
Market Snap: At the New York close: S&P 500 down 1% at 1626. DJIA down 0.8% at 15122. Nasdaq Comp down 1.1% at 3437. Treasury yields mixed; 10-year at 2.195%. Nymex crude down 0.4% at $95.38. Gold down 0.7% at $1,377/ounce.
How We Got Here: The markets may not be perfectly correlated anymore, but they definitely are connected. New York trading was a messy affair, as stocks and bonds were both hit by the selloff that began Tuesday in Asia. U.S. stocks were selling in lock-step with U.S. bonds, driving the 10-year yield briefly as high as 2.29%. The selling pressure abated, with both bonds and stocks turning around. Bonds held the gains, but stocks lost them.
All of this is predicated on what the Fed's going to do next. Traders are selling bonds, anticipating a Fed exit (at some distant point). That's hitting currency markets, where any number of carry trades are getting mussed up. The easy money from those carry trades was piling into equities, but as it unwinds, risk assets are unwinding as well.
Then the whole thing turns itself around on a dime. It's a tough board to play right now. The biggest signal to watch for is market reaction to the Bank of Japan. It's a very bad sign if the markets are already turning on Abenomics.
What You Missed Overnight
Volatility Hits Markets: U.S. stocks fell and the dollar slumped, extending a bout of turmoil as investors puzzled out the implications of a possible tightening of central-bank easy-money policies.
ACLU Files Suit Over U.S. Phone-Data Collection: The NSA's broad collection of phone customer data received its first significant legal challenge since the disclosure of the program last week.
Google Asks to Report Data Requests: Google asked for permission to publicly report on the volume and scope of secret federal court orders that require it hand over information about its users.
SoftBank's Son Felt Pressure to Push Sprint Deal: In the end, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son concluded that time was money.
SEC Fines CBOE Over Lapses in Oversight: The SEC fined the CBOE $6 million for alleged breakdowns in its regulatory and compliance functions related to its oversight responsibilities.
From The Wall Street Journal Asia
Money Flows Out of Emerging Markets: Money streamed out of emerging markets Tuesday, destabilizing currencies, sinking stocks and creating headaches for policy makers already worried about faltering growth.
Korea Talks Break Down: North Korea withdrew from talks planned with South Korea in a dispute over the makeup of the South's delegation, collapsing the first senior-level dialogue between the nations in years.
Across China, the Itch to Spend: As leaders in Beijing remain cautious about stimulating China's economy out of a slowdown, local governments are taking no chances.
Fast Retailing's the Stock That Wags the Nikkei: Fast Retaining, operator of the casual clothing chain Uniqlo, has become the unlikely symbol of volatility in Japanese stocks.
Hopewell Postpones Hong Kong IPO: Hopewell Hong Kong is postponing its initial public offering, the second company to shelve an IPO in Hong Kong in less than a month.
From MoneyBeat
Investors Are Not Waiting for the Fed: What happens to the decision making at the Federal Reserve if investors take matters into their own hands?
Japanese M&A Takes a Step Back: After two years of relentless buying overseas, Japanese companies are taking a breather in mergers and acquisitions.
Paulson's Gold Fund Fell 13% in May: John Paulson's gold fund fell 13% last month, bringing its losses for the year through May to 54%.
It All Looks Grim, Right Now: The markets have become so erratic, it's hard to know from hour to hour where they are going, forget day to day.
Breaking Even Counts as Winning in EM Bond Selloff: Guinness Atkinson Funds has some unusual bragging rights: Its Renminbi Yuan & Bond fund has returned nothing over the last month.
A 'Death Cross' Sighting in Emerging Market ETF: Bearish technical "death crosses" don't always lead to further weakness, but the one that appeared recently in the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF looks likely to be one that does.
Welcome Back, Volatility: Like it or not, volatility is back.


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The Slidell High School Tiger cheerleaders Give Back event will take place on May 7 from 4 to 10 p.m. at Chili's of Slidell, 116 Northshore Blvd.
The event is an important occurrence for not only Slidell High, but for the
community as well.
Each flyer that is presented on this date at this Chili's location will generate a 20 percent return of that customer's sales to the cheerleaders.
The annual testing time for EOC's will end May 7. Students will be testing up until this date in their designated testing classrooms. As always, students are taking these tests and will be expected to represent their school with terrific scores. This annual test not only represents Slidell High as a whole, it also will be these students' final exam for certain subjects and courses. This testing period is a very important part not only at Slidell High, but all around the country. This period will also be a very critical time for students, as it is nearly the end of the year. With only a few weeks left on campus, teachers and faculty members wish the best of luck to their students on their final exams as well as this national test/CLASS OF 2015
As the seniors begin to leave their final year as Tigers, the junior class is beginning to start its journey towards becoming the reigning class on campus. With events such as the junior car parade and the junior dance that have recently occurred, these exceptional students are becoming the school's next senior class. The graduating class of 2015 celebrated their new titles recently at the annual car parade and the event went of spectacularly. This new senior class has begun its final year in style. As this year ends, the student body and faculty are enthusiastic to see the "Super Seniors" in action in the approaching school year.
PROJECT GRADUATIONThe Slidell High School party chairperson is in dire need of volunteers, 21 and over, to help with the class of 2014's Project Graduation celebration. Without volunteers, many of the games and activities cannot be open and running. There are only approximately 20 volunteers lined up, which is no way near the amount of help needed for the entire night. If you can spare a few hours or can stay all night, please contact Kim Russell at 985.707.3054. This is not limited to just senior parents. Any help is welcome and is important to make sure that the graduating class has fun at this annual celebration. It is preferred by organizers that everyone signs up ahead of time in order to ensure all games, activities, and food areas are fully covered.


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This is another guest post from Joe Plemon from Plemon Financial Coaching. Joe is the Money Columnist for The Southern Illinoisan.
Q: Joe, I lost my job a few months back and I have still not found work. My unemployment compensation is about to expire and I am feeling more and more like a failure. I worry a lot and am having trouble sleeping. Can you tell me anything that will help?
A: It seems that your job loss has created a negative spiral: the longer you are unemployed, the more your self esteem suffers, which causes you to become less employable. To deal with this dilemma, career coach Dan Miller recommends that, while seeking employment, you also make deposits in other areas of your life. As you cultivate the following habits, your self confidence will grow and you just might find doors of opportunity that you had never before considered.
Work Up a Sweat
Take care of your body by exercising. Work out. Walk. Jog. Exercise will not only clear your mind, it will also relieve your stress.
Brain Food
Feed your mind by reading. Learn. Turn off the TV and kick your TV habit. Join a book club. Start with Dan Miller's book, "48 Days to the Work You Love". Make reading a lifetime habit.
Positive Reinforcement
Improve your emotions by volunteering. However bad your situation may seem, there are others who are worse off. Helping others through their problems will force you to not dwell on your own.
Say Some Praise
Buoy your spirit by worshiping. There is a God in this world and He is a God of hope. When your look upward, you will start to see the Big Plan and realize that you are a part of it.
Hall of Fame baseball player Reggie Jackson hit over 500 home runs in his career but he struck out over 2500 times. One could say that he failed 2500 times, but he certainly wasn't a failure because he kept swinging. You are not a failure. Keep swinging and you will find yourself hitting home runs again.
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I find the original one better except I can't upload pictures from it! So I have tapatalk2 just to upload pics!
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The tank you see below was built buy Aqua-Crylic (aka Aquatica). It is a deep blue 7.5 gallon (12x12x12) that has been customized with a false wall and media rack. The total display looks to be approx 5.5 gallons, but I need to measure to find out for sure.
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Thompson, K, Collins, M A and Foley, Sophie (2002) Lactobacillus helveticus ATCC15009 as a host for native and conjugative plasmid DNA. In: Recent Research Developments in Plasmid Biology. Research Signpost/Transworld Research Network, India, pp. 55-74. ISBN 9788178950204Full text not available from this repository. (Request a copy)
The plasmid complement of Lactobacillus helveticus ATCC15009 (plasmids pLH1, pLH2 and pLH3) has been sequenced and is being analysed for functional properties. Sequences used include Accession Numbers X62150 (1-427), X72021 (21-2404 and 6891-10334), X17655 (141-2404), U83488 (260-6674), U00453 (2394-9915), L07895 (10544-12904) modified in the present laboratory. Additional sequences generated were deposited under Accession Numbers AF301605 9714-10561 and from 12905 to 14284 (unpublished). The remaining sequence was taken from Accession Number L39769 (14285-22421). All three plasmids share common sequences. Intact or degenerate IS elements are present on two of the plasmids only. It has been noted that the smallest plasmid probably encodes an element from the IS982 family of mobile genetic elements and multiple copies of this were present on the chromosome of all nine strains of Lb. helveticus tested. The use of strain ATCC15009 as a host for mobilizable recombinant plasmids derived from conjugative plasmid pIP501 is also reviewed in relation to the exploitation of this strategy to introduce new genetic material in order to study gene expression in this industrially important species.
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Well, the holidays are in full swing, and to me, that has always meant singing, baking, watching old movies, and watching the mail for the Christmas cards with family photos in them.
So, I'm singing. I'm baking. I've already watched We're No Angels, and The Shop Around the Corner isn't far behind.
You're smart. I'm sure you see where this is going.
They don't have to be the posed J.C. Penney's shot with a backdrop of a fireplace. (But what a classic.) I'll take the candid shots of you caroling or decorating your front porch or ice skating down in Clinton Square. And they don't even have to be of your biological family. (Though having met some of your spouses, parents and kids and all, I'd be pleased if they were.) But I want your photos, y'all, and this year, I'm not too shy to ask for them.
So, if you're a member of the Syracuse theater community, send me your holiday photos throughout the month of December so that I can scotch-tape them to the web-equivalent of my mantel: this blog.
For real. Send 'em.
(Extra style points for red velvet and pets in sweaters.)
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The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity is based on the principles of scholarship, fellowship and character. These same ideals are what enable an individual to lead.
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If a team is looking for a coach to help turn its team around, it does not have look farther than the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
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By Patsy R. Brumfield/Daily Journal
OXFORD – Prosecutors gave notice Friday that they'll present graphic testimony and other evidence against former Smithville coaching icon Dwight Bowling.
Bowling, 53, is scheduled to go on trial May 9 in U.S. District Court in Greenville.
He pleaded not guilty Sept. 29 to a five-count federal indictment accusing him of trying to tamper with a witness and four counts of coercing a minor into having sex with him.
While he was head football coach at Sulligent, Ala., he was arrested by federal authorities on accusations he transported minor males from Mississippi to Alabama for sex.
Friday, in anticipation of the federal trial, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Oxford gave notice that it will offer testimony from four minors and others "who will testify that Bowling engaged in similar acts with them while he was their football coach and teacher."
The testimony, prosecutors say, will include accusations that Bowling tried to touch private areas of their bodies and to engage in sexual intercourse with them at Bowling's home, while fishing or at high school athletic complexes.
The witnesses were ages 13-18, when the alleged acts occurred, the court filing says.
Prosecutors also say the trial testimony will be offered to show motive, opportunity, intent, a pattern of activity and other alleged aspects of the charges.
Bowling's attorneys could not be reached for comment.
Mississippi charges in Monroe and Itawamba counties accused him of fondling, sexual battery and child exploitation.
His attorneys also entered not-guilty pleas to those charges. He has been held in the Lafayette County Detention Center since soon after his arrest in mid-September.
No trial dates are set yet on the state charges.
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By Argen Duncan and Clarence Plank
The past year brought achievements, tragedy and changes for Roosevelt County.
Below, the Portales News-Tribune takes a look back over 2008.
• Cannon Air Force Base received a delivery of C-130s as part of its transition to a Special Operations Base.
• A grass fire burned more than 7,000 acres south of Portales. One home was saved from the blaze but was expected to have smoke damage.
• Members of the Ellen W. Jones chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy were honored for writing the salute to the New Mexico flag and pushing for its adoption in 1963. Jane Mauk Hilliard and Margaret Smith, both of Portales, and Jan Compton-Ross of Clovis were members in 1963.
• Portales resident Clytie Calton, 91, died in a Lubbock hospital from injuries she sustained in what was later determined to be a natural gas explosion in her Yucca Heights house.
• The Roosevelt County Detention Center renovation was finished.
• Chad Lydick of Clovis was appointed to replace resigning Eastern New Mexico University Regent Jay Gurley.
• Former Cannon Air Force Base Airmen Basic Edward Novak II was acquitted of premeditated murder charges in the 2004 death of his wife.
• Portales City Council incumbents Alfredo Bachicha Jr., Gary Watkins, Donald K. Shafer and Mike Miller won re-election. Also, incumbent Manuel Jasso and Glen Schattschneider were voted into office in Elida. Voters gave Colin Chandler a municipal position in Floyd and Jack Manis an office in Dora.
• Portales Mayor Pro-Tem Donald "D.K." Shafer resigned.
• Floyd cheerleaders won the State 1A title.
• Valencia Elementary School principal Todd Morris resigned.
• The Air Force Special Command confirmed Cannon Air Force Base would receive a squadron that flies MQ-1 Predators, unmanned aerial vehicles.
• The Portales City Council voted to go ahead with improvements on the city water main that broke three times in the past two years.
• Shawn Watson was sworn in as city councilor to replace Donald Shafer, who resigned.
• Eastern New Mexico University junior Kyle Roberts won the university's first national rodeo title in 32 years. He and partner Kory Bramwell took the team roping crown.
• Salmonella cases in Portales had the U.S. Food and Drug Administration placing a hold on certain foods until they could trace what batch of vegeables were contaminated. A week later the FDA said tomatoes were safe to eat.
• Roosevelt County crews helped victims of Hurricane Ike. Emergency Medical Technicians Rhonda Gorrell of Dora, Apple Wood of Causey and Wiley Teal of Milnesand were a part of an Emergancy Management Assistance Contract to help victims for eight days.
• Floyd McAlister, Roosevelt County Extension Agent for 22 years, died. He was considered to be a strong leader and a good role model for area youth.
• Alva Carter, 68, died in a car wreck. Carter was an educator, president of Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents, a dairyman and a businessman.
• Roosevelt County Commission elections brought in a new commissioner for District 1, Democrat Jake J. Lopez. Republican David C. Sanders was re-elected to the District 2 seat.
• The Roosevelt County Commission and Portales City Council both agreed to provide extra funds so the Courthouse Square improvement project could begin.


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Breaking ground on the new Henry Mayfield Elementary School near Slidell, school officials, relatives, and former colleagues honored the man who dedicated his life to educating St. Tammany students.Mayfield, a native of Slidell, was hired by then-Superintendent Elmer Lyon in 1926 to teach at Madisonville Junior High School, and he served as principal of Slidell Grammar School from 1928 to 1934.
He worked for the next 30 years as a supervisor of instruction before retiring as an assistant superintendent in 1968. Mayfield, who also taught at Tulane University for more than 10 years, died in 1992 at the age of 88.
"He was the cornerstone of education in St. Tammany Parish, " said Henri Ferrer, a former colleague who spearheaded the effort to name a school in honor of Mayfield.
Henry Mayfield Elementary School, located on the south side of U.S. 190, about a half mile east of Tranquility Road between Slidell and Lacombe, is scheduled to open for the 2011-12 year. The $18.9 million school, the final construction project approved under the public school system's 2004 bond issue, will relieve crowding at Bayou Woods Elementary and Carolyn Park Middle schools, both in Slidell.
Schools Superintendent Gayle Sloan said the district will decide the boundary lines next semester for the new school, which will house 500 to 600 kindergarten through sixth-grade students.
Plans for the school -- being built by Polk Construction Corp. of Columbia, Miss., and designed by Coleman Partners, Architects, LLC of Baton Rouge -- include 41 classrooms, a covered bus drop-off site, special education classrooms and music rooms. The 90,000-square-foot facility will be located on a 71-acre site next to the Tammany Trace.
The school district, which bought the property in 2007 from Tulane University, may use acreage not needed for Mayfield to build a junior high school in future years, Deputy Superintendent Trey Folse said.
"It would be a great opportunity for students to use the Trace for physical fitness activities, " said Folse, who said the site will be, "worthy of the name of Henry Mayfield."
In a groundbreaking event held Monday, relatives and friends came to the site to grab shovels and remember Mayfield, who once considered becoming a doctor before becoming a teacher.
"He decided the greatest difference he could make in the quality of life of St. Tammany was by becoming an educator, " said his daughter, Adele Mayfield-Davenport, who said the event was, "quite an honor and a humbling experience. It's something that would have meant a lot to my parents."
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NBA Commissioner David Stern made his first visit this season to the New Orleans Arena on Wednesday night and raved about the progress the franchise has made under owner Tom Benson. Before attending Wednesday night's game against the Lakers, Stern toured the construction site that will house the Hornets' new practice facility and business offices at the Saints' complex in Metairie. Construction at both facilities is expected to be completed by next season.
"We're very pleased on the behalf of the NBA to see what they're doing out there at the Saints' practice facility,'' Stern said. "They are building a headquarters to house the Hornets staff, they're building a new practice facility. They're using both organizations to help the other. We couldn't be happier and it's good that we're here. I'm delighted to be here to take in the game.''
The Hornets enjoyed their first sellout crowd of the season with 18,449 on hand for the game.
"The team is doing everything right,'' Stern said. "Let's make sure the 12 years the team is guaranteed to be here through the end of the lease puts them in a great position to be permanently active.''


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Salman Khan defends Pritam
On asked about the alleged lyrics lifting by Pritam, Salman replied that the music composer is not answerable to that question, as he is not the lyricist. He also cleared the airs on Anu Malik's claim by saying that Pritam has turned his flop tune into a big hit.
Pritam revealed that he was touched by Salman's gesture. "I am not very good at defending myself, so when Salman defended me I became emotional. In fact when I came back to my room, Bhai came in, touched my shoulder and said, 'I have cleared all the points the media had against you dude. I hope you are okay now. Nobody will trouble you after this!" Mid-Day quoted the composer as saying.
The composer is not going to take false allegations lying down anymore. "It's very disheartening that people come up with false and baseless allegations all the time. I have asked my legal team to respond to every accusation, in court," he said.
Producer Bhushan Kumar has said that the court has dismissed the petition of the person, who claimed that the lyrics were lifted from one of his songs. He added that it was so sweet of Salman to come to Pritam's defence at a time when he was going through hard times.


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STEPHENVILLE — Mayor Tom O'Brien is encouraging low income earners to take advantage of the tax relief the Stephenville town council put in this year's budget.
He made the comment at the regular general council meeting on Thursday after referencing a story in The Western Star about a senior in Corner Brook who complained about the rise in his taxes after receiving his bill.
To alleviate hardship to low income households, O'Brien said, this year's budget raised the eligible income level from $17,500 to $21,500, so property tax could be reduced depending on the income.
He said there is also a deduction for water and sewer rates that could result in up to $108 being taken off.
But the deductions have to be applied for and that's why O'Brien is encouraging those with low incomes to come in and apply for the tax relief.


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NHIS Tracks Nation's Health, Household by Household
November 13, 2013
Day in and day out, almost continuously for more than 50 years—since before the formation of NCHS—the procedure has been the same. An interviewer for the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) finds a household on the interview assignment list, approaches a resident, and, if all goes well, spends the next hour (more or less) collecting data that will contribute to a clear, accurate picture of the current state of the nation's health.
NHIS is the nation's largest in-person household health survey. NHIS first went into the field in July 1957 and has never looked back. Nowadays, several hundred full- and part-time interviewers, hired by the U.S. Census Bureau under contract with NCHS, fan out across the country to conduct NHIS interviews. Except for a few days of survey training near the beginning of each calendar year, interviewers are in the field continuously. The data they collect are designed to be representative of the civilian noninstitutionalized population of the United States and, after processing, are released to the public online once each year. The 2012 NHIS public-use files contain data for 108,131 people from 42,366 households.
Dr. Jane Gentleman, Director of the Division of Health Interview Statistics, says that people are sometimes surprised to hear that Census Bureau interviewers work on other surveys besides the decennial census. Actually, she says, the Census Bureau provides data collection and other survey operations for dozens of other surveys besides NHIS, including two other NCHS surveys. The relationship between NCHS and the Census Bureau is a notable example of close and productive collaboration between government agencies.
NHIS consists of two major components: the core and supplements. Core questions are relatively stable from year to year and cover topics including health status, utilization of health care services, health insurance, health-related behaviors (such as use of tobacco and alcohol), risk factors, and demographic and socioeconomic information. DHIS revises core questions when necessary to reflect changes in both the nation at large and the health care system. After a long number of years a thorough review and update of the entire NHIS questionnaire becomes appropriate; the last one occurred in 1997, and the next one is planned for 2017.
To complement the stable general health data provided by the NHIS core, a number of supplements are added to the questionnaire each year to collect topical, specialized information. These supplements are cosponsored on a cost-recovery basis by government agencies outside NCHS. For the 2012 survey, supplements included questions on balance, voice, speech and language (sponsored by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, NIH), child mental health (Center for Mental Health Services, SAMHSA), tobacco (Center for Tobacco Products, FDA), and food security (USDA), among others.
The survey supplements are a perfect example of statistical synergy. NHIS data users can analyze the rich multivariate data provided every year by the ongoing comprehensive core questions, in combination with data from a supplement (and from other supplements to the NHIS in the same year). For example, Dr. Gentleman says that HHS' Healthy People Initiative uses data from both NHIS core questions and NHIS supplemental questions to monitor progress toward that program's objectives.
Looking ahead, the next redesign of the NHIS core is targeted for implementation in 2016. Meanwhile, Dr. Gentleman says that staff members are hard at work producing and analyzing NHIS data to monitor changes to the population's access to and utilization of health care as more provisions of the Affordable Care Act take effect. Also, an Online Analytic Real-time System is being developed to add to the various ways that researchers, policy makers, government and nongovernment programs, teachers, students, journalists, and the general public can obtain analyses of the ever-valuable NHIS data.


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Coming off one of their biggest victories of the season, the Devils returned to the Prudential Center ice for practice Thursday.
They host the Pittsburgh Penguins Friday night.
Coach Jacques Lemaire called the 6-3 win over the Rangers, "Probably one of the few games we played three periods the same way."
The lines for practice:
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Ilya Kovalchuk-Patrik Elias-Jamie Langenbrunner
Brian Rolston-Rob Niedermayer-David Clarkson
Andrew Peters-Rod Pelley-Vladimir Zharkov
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Chevrolet Sequel
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My Thursday afternoon in Queens was just another reminder of why I love sports and why I got into this profession.
And here's a hint ... It's not for tracking stories about baseball players banned for using illegal stimulants or performance-enhancing drugs.
Or about a manager turning down a $5 million contract and saying it was an insult -- while middle-class Americans are losing their houses or jobs or both -- and then being portrayed as a victim.
It certainly had nothing to do with a $25 million-a-year player looking to become a $30 million-a-year player.
I didn't have to deal with hearing about sexual harrassment lawsuits. Or referees with gambling problems caught shaving points.
And I didn't have to stay up till 2 in the morning to watch the finish of the contest, like I had to for some baseball playoff games.
Nope, none of the above.
It was a high school girls' soccer game -- a PSAA championship match between Staten Island Academy and Berkeley-Carroll of Brooklyn, to be precise. And it was the essence of sport.
Two teams that excelled during the regular season, with an SIA squad that found itself in a title game only two years removed from 1-11.
Sure, the Tigers were happy to be there. Coach Darlene Crowe commemorated the moment, giving her players T-shirts with their nicknames on the back before the game ... then giving the leftover shirts to the parents, who quickly pulled the extra layer of clothing over the dress suits and work clothes they still had on, though it still wasn't enough to keep them warm by the time the game ended.
The Tigers were happy, but not satisfied. They were there to win, and were doing so from the 11-minute mark up until the 64th. They accomplished the feat with a slew of underclassmen, including an eighth-grade defender named Gabrielle Tricorico, who never hesitated to throw her body at and into Berkeley-Carroll shots and players, respectively.
And when the Lions tied it up, SIA goalie Jamie Chyat made sure it stayed that way through regulation, 10 minutes of overtime and the first set of five penalty kicks, which she tied by scoring a goal herself.
It took another set of five PK's before Berkeley-Carroll finally won it, in the chilly air and illuminated darkness at a hole-in-the-wall soccer field named the Metropolitan Oval.
And when it was over, the SIA players had tears in their eyes. Not because they were teenage girls, and that's the kind of emotional reaction you'd expect.
No, it was because they were athletes ... athletes who cared about being the best, who cared about winning a game and the title that went with it, who had just left everything they had on the field.
There were no player agents around looking to upstage the sport. No press conferences from former stars throwing themselves on the mercy of the court of public opinion for the steroid-begotten fame that came their way a decade ago.
Nope. Just a game, played for the love of the sport ... love of teammates ... love of school.