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Perimeter Security Solution
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Intruder Detection To Alarm Management _ Nice Systems Has It Covered
Implementing a robust, cost-effective remote perimeter security solution and alarm management system was the challenge facing a leading North American utility company.
Confidence in its existing intruder alert system had been undermined following an increase in the number of false alarms at its four sites. As a key provider of power in North America the company had to manually verify each alarm, which meant security personnel travelling up to 20 miles to the furthest site.
Intrusion Detection Solution
This inefficient usage of security resources, coupled with a loss of confidence in the effectiveness of the system, led the company to look at implementing a new intrusion detection solution, one that would not just replace the existing technology but also enhance its security provision.
It asked NICE Systems to conduct a security audit of the four sites taking into account both perimeter security (exterior fencing, exterior lighting, sight lines, exterior doors, etc.) and the environmental conditions that affected the standard intrusion detection system already in place. Using this approach, NICE scoped out a system that would meet all of its criteria:
- To identify real intrusions from the nuisance alarms caused by weather conditions, stray animals and other factors.
- To enhance the CCTV security provision at the four sites allowing better deployment of security staff and more effective use of resources.
The sites currently monitored were located a number of miles away from the control room. Because of the geographical issue, it was important that any CCTV system had efficient networking capabilities to cope with different network conditions and storage requirements.
Auto Threat Detection
Initially, NICE considered two options, the 'standard' implementation, where intrusion detection and recording were done separately, and an approach where intrusion detection and recording were performed on the same platform.
After a thorough examination of the site, the second option emerged as the clear choice for a number of reasons. Firstly, to deliver instant verification and scenario reconstruction (which was a pre-requisite due to the number of false alarms) recording and analysis had to be performed on the same platform.
Secondly, with content analysis performed before compression, it could expect a much more reliable analysis of the video signal with analysis at the highest quality possible, practically direct from the camera signal. Option one would mean analysing the video after compression (and decompressed for the analysis) resulting in poorer image quality and, more importantly, less effective content analysis and auto threat detection.
Alarm Management System
Put simply, unlike the incumbent intrusion detection system, NICE Systems' NiceVision solution would immediately alert security personnel to potential threats. The moments leading up to an alert would be automatically replayed allowing staff to intuitively investigate the incident, understand its context and cause and, more importantly, decide what action to take.
However, an overhaul of the utility company's instruction detection system was only half of the requirement. Post 9/11, companies and installations with a critical role within a nation's infrastructure (such as power providers) need to have both intrusion detection and alarm management systems.
The NiceVision solution allows security teams to effectively manage the real-time alerts received from the intrusion detection system. Rather than polling random monitors to catch security breaches, security personnel receive a 'pop-up' on screen the moment an intrusion is detected. Staff can then click on the screen to see the events that led up to the alert from both the camera that had intelligently analysed the security breach and all neighbouring cameras.
NiceVision enables the staff to instantly investigate the incident, by clicking on the suspicious objects to understand how they came into the scene. This brings up even earlier CCTV images allowing staff to assess the entire situation from its very beginning e.g. the moment an intruder was first captured near the potential intrusion etc. Guards can now make an informed decision on whether the intrusion is real or a false alarm.
This is only the first level of the NiceVision alarm management system. Following the alert and subsequent real-time review of the incident, staff are asked to "acknowledge" or "ignore" the alarm, based what they have seen. A to-do list then appears for security staff to complete. The list is tailored to the specific alarm and subsequent action. For example, a list may appear related to an acknowledged alert on the north perimeter fence of a site, actions on the list would include:
- Turn siren on
- Turn flash lights on
- Dispatch guards in the northern station
- Record conclusions
Once one of the guards handles the alarm, by either acknowledging, ignoring or deleting the alarm, all other guards on the shift are notified that this intrusion is being taken care of. They then complete the to-do list making sure each action is covered off.
While the handling of the security breach is being taken care of, the NiceVision alarm management system saves each action performed to the system, for review by the security supervisors. This proactive management and assessment of each alarm (and how staff respond to them) has enabled the company to access the efficiency of its security procedures allowing it to improve how it reacts to future alerts and incidents.
To ensure its security personnel were comfortable with the NiceVision system, NICE conducted intensive on-site training, focusing on how to use the system to differentiate between real and false threats. In addition, as part of its contract with the customer, once the new system went on-line, NICE monitored the numbers of false alarms over a 105-day period. The results showed that the numbers of false alarms dramatically decreased. The increase in performance of its security staff led the utility company to extend the NiceVision solution to other sites throughout the State.
Complete Perimeter Security System
By taking a 360-degree approach to security and looking at both intrusion detection and alarm management, NICE Systems developed a complete solution utilising all aspects of modern CCTV technology:
- Video Recording
- Video Analysis
- Video Networking
- Alarm Management
By implementing a digital video solution that contained all four elements, a leading North America energy provider massively improved its perimeter security and the effectiveness of its security personnel.


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STRASBURG — The James Wood boys' and girls' swimming teams swept Clarke County in a non-district dual meet Monday at Signal Knob Recreation Center.
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This looks quite interesting.
They're calling it "anthropology of microbes" --
Human Food ProjectWe will spend 9-12 months in eastern Namibia near the town of Tsumkwe (near Botswana border). Working with 4-5 San villages, we will study the current impact of diet on the gut microbiome. The study will also include working with several of the San villages to revert 100% back to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle for 30, 60 and 120 day periods. Detailed diet and environmental conditions will be monitored, and a full suite of samples (feces, skin and oral swabs, etc) will be collected and prepared for analysis. We will monitor the impact on the gut microbiome on seasonal changes in diet in a natural setting something that has never been done.
I found it, ironically enough, when reading a "Paleo" story put out by the "Drovers Cattle Network". I don't know who they are, but it does sound like an industry front for people who don't produce "real" beef.
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They're also claiming that people in the Old Stone Age ate:
... which sounds like complete ball*cks to me. Try a (still high but much less appealing to the meat industry) figure of 15 to 20% protein, a carbohydrate intake a fraction of that, and a fat intake of anything up to 80%about 35% to 37% protein, about 40% Complex carbohydrates and no more than 25% fat.
They continue:
Because the USDA's recommendations are a measure of a sensible diet ... not ... Just remember that those recommendations have been a major driver of what people have changed their traditional diets to and look at the increasing rates of diet-related illness.Even by contemporary nutritional standards, thats a pretty healthy, well-balanced diet, one that compares favorably with USDAs current recommendations.
Heck, look at what happens to people forced to eat in line with the USDA recommendations:
Guts and Grease: The Diet of Native Americans - Weston A Price FoundationIf ever someone wanted proof that humans weren't designed to eat a grain-based diet, look at the American Indian population-almost all of them are battling overweight, diabetes, and heart disease. Addictions are common.
Anyway, I digress. The comments include a couple of gems from a loony vegetarian -- naturally. They also include people asking, pertinently, whether the meat being pushed here is grass-fed. But they also include someone pushing the Human Food Project site. A shameless plug, I guess, but I forgive him, because it does sound intriguing. This poster is claiming that people can actualy submit their own samples and "have them compared" to the gut microbiomes of Australian Aborigines and Bushmen from Namibia. That sounds pretty cool to me.


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We have been told that the key to longevity involves obsessing over what we eat, how much we stress, and how fast we run. Based on the most extensive study of longevity ever conducted, The Longevity Project exposes what really impacts our lifespan-including friends, family, personality and work. Gathering new information and using modern statistics to study participants across eight decades, Dr Howard Friedman and Dr Leslie Martin bust myths about achieving health and long life. For example, people do not die from working long hours at a challenging job many who worked the hardest lived the longest. Getting and staying married is not the magic ticket to long life, especially if you're a woman. And it's not the happy-go-lucky ones who thrive it's the prudent and persistent who flourish through the years. With questionnaires that help you determine where you are heading on the longevity spectrum and advice about how to stay healthy, this book changes the conversation about living a long, healthy life.
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Bosch Rexroth Corp.s Hydraulics Technology group is unveiling a number of products for the heavy equipment market. Drives, pumps, and development tools bring a variety of benefits to system designers.
Engineers in construction, agriculture and forestry who need to reduce speed and increase torque delivered by a hydraulic motor to drive a sprocket, drum, or wheel might want to check out the GFT 45 T2/T3. It combines both a two- and three-stage planetary drive in one compact package.
Its dual-ratio drive provides two stages for low-ratio, high-speed operation and the third stage can be engaged for high-ratio, low-speed operation. Offering shift-on-the-fly capability, it has a maximum intermittent output torque of 45,000 Newton-meters and maximum output speed of approximately 150 rpm. The drive can operate at high speeds without an external cooling circuit.
Hydraulics Technology worked with Bosch Automotive to develop the BODAS mobile electronic system, a software system designed for use in the harsh mobile machinery field. Its programming interface makes it easy to set up, while a building block software architecture design helps engineers configure application software modules for their requirements. The hardware side includes sensors such as the intelligent DSM speed sensor and PR2 pressure sensors as well as joysticks and a durable graphical display.
The G Series Pump can handle rotational speeds of up to 2800 rpm and can work with a broad range of hydraulic fluids, simplifying purchasing and inventory requirements for companies that now use multiple pumps. It comes in displacement sizes from 32 to 63cc, handling high pressures and operating at a broad range of speeds.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- The Brewers' Challenge is the first of several public events held at the Grand Rapids Public Museum featuring the new exhibit "Thank You, Beer!". If you're a fan of culinary competition shows, this one's for you.
Showcasing Michigan's regional brewers, the Brewers' Challenge is an audience-judged battle to see who has the best beer. The event also features beer-related merchandise, cider and home-brew displays, and an interview area to talk with local brewers.
Find out how the brewers will prepare their recipes.
For $30 you will become a judge and receive general admission, small plate food, and 10 beer tasting tokens. The event is for those 21 and older.
There are two chances for you to come, sample and vote. You can attend either on Friday, Oct. 19, from 6 to 9 p.m. or on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The winners will be announced between 3 and 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 20.
About two dozen breweries will be available for tasting, but only 10 will be officially involved in the challenge. Beer tokens will be available for purchase at $1 per token for additional tasting samples.
You can buy tickets online or by calling 616-456-3977.
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By TOM MURPHY and BOB HOLT
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Arkansas Coach Bobby Petrino called his team's 35-7 loss at Alabama in 2009 a prime teaching tool and a big yardstick in the realm of mental preparation.
The No. 14 Razorbacks return to Bryant-Denny Stadium, now expanded to more than 101,000 in capacity, with what Petrino hopes is the proper emotional state to compete with No. 3 Alabama on Saturday in Tuscaloosa.
Petrino said he didn't think his team felt deep down it could win the game in 2009.
"What happens then is you see a lot of people do the same thing against Alabama," he said. "You don't execute and do the same thing that you normally do.
"You drop passes. You overthrow a guy wide open. You trip on a line. ... You're out of your comfort zone and you don't play football the way you can. I think last year's game has to help us some in our confidence and certainly the way we came out in that game."
Last season, Arkansas scored on the game's second play and had a 20-7 lead in the third quarter before falling 24-20 to the No. 1 Crimson Tide, who were the defending BCS champions.
The Razorbacks aren't lacking the confidence to beat Alabama anymore.
"We just know that we've got to finish," receiver Joe Adams said. "We've just got to keep pushing through in the fourth quarter."
Receivers return
Seniors Greg Childs and Jarius Wright were back at work Tuesday after missing Saturday's 38-28 victory over Troy.
Wright, who sprained a knee the previous week against New Mexico, said he's been running for nearly a week. Childs was dealing with last week's death of his grandmother.
"Greg had a tough week. He had someone pass away that's really important to him," offensive coordinator Garrick McGee said. "But he looked fresh and ready to go.
"Jarius looked good. He had a good day. We were happy with where he was."
Receiver Cobi Hamilton said it was important for Childs and Wright to return.
"Those guys are leaders on the field and off the field," Hamilton said. "They're always going to make big plays. That's what we need in a big-time game. We need to make a lot of plays Saturday."
No huddle?
Arkansas offensive coordinator Garrick McGee, when asked his assessment of the no-huddle offense that helped the Hogs build a 24-0 lead over Troy, demurred on the subject -- at least for a moment.
"I didn't know that we were in no-huddle," McGee said straight-faced. "We were just trying to go at a fast tempo. I didn't want everybody in the world to know we were in a no-huddle."
When reporters pointed out the availability of game tape and that the game was televised, McGee continued.
"We feel we've got a lot of fast kids on our team, and we really trust and believe in our conditioning," he said. "It tended to work for us the other night."
Bama favored
As of Tuesday, Alabama is an 11 1/2 point favorite over Arkansas in the SEC West opener for both teams.
Big Bryant
Alabama's Bryant-Denny Stadium has gotten bigger since the Razorbacks were last in town. The additions to the south end zone section completed last year brought Bryant-Denny's seating capacity to 101,821, making it the fifth-largest stadium in the country behind Michigan Stadium (109,901), Penn State's Beaver Stadium (106,572), Tennessee's Neyland Stadium (102,455) and Ohio Stadium (102,329).
Red zone ranks
Arkansas is one of 26 Football Bowl Subdivision teams to remain perfect in the red zone.
The Razorbacks have converted points on all of their 13 trips inside their opponents' 20-yard line, scoring 10 touchdowns and three field goals. Only six other FBS teams have more trips in the red zone with perfect conversion rate.
Alabama had a rough go last week in the red zone, cashing in one touchdown and two field goals on five trips inside the North Texas 20 during a 41-0 victory. The Crimson Tide are tied for 44th nationally, converting on 16 of 18 red-zone trips.
Hold that flag
Alabama ranks third in the nation with just 2.3 penalties per game. The Crimson Tide has been penalized seven times for 64 yards, an average of 21.3 yards in its three games.
Arkansas, which is tied for 63rd with 6.3 penalties per game, has 19 penalties for 148 yards, an average of 49.3 yards per game.


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NOTE: This article has been updated with clarification of Sprint's 4G LTE network availability in Michigan.
LANSING, MI — AT&T is adding 4G LTE network access to several Michigan cities, a move that should make mobile browsing faster for certain smart phone users.
Dallas, Texas-based AT&T Inc. announced on Wednesday it recently turned on its 4G LTE high-speed data network in Kalamazoo and plans to add the service in Flint, Saginaw, Muskegon and Lansing this summer.
Grand Rapids got 4G LTE access last December and the Detroit area got it in September. They're among more than 170 markets nationwide with AT&T 4G LTE service. (View coverage map here.)
4G LTE stands for fourth generation long-term evolution, and it offers faster download speeds for mobile devices like smart phones and tablets. Most new smartphones, including the iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy, are capable of using the 4G LTE network. Older smart phones use a slower, 3G network.
AT&T's 4G LTE network covers more than 170 million people nationwide, and expects to cover a total of 250 million by the end of 2013 and add another 50 million by the end of 2014, said spokesman Jermaine Spight. AT&T also has a 4G network that came before LTE, and that covers about 288 million people nationwide.
He said the company has invested more than $1.5 billion in its wireless and wireline network in Michigan from 2010 to 2012 to enhance mobile speeds, reliability and performance.
"Faster speeds and better wireless coverage are fuels for economic growth in Kalamazoo," state Sen. Tonya Schuitmaker, R-Lawton, said in a statement. "As our high tech infrastructure expands with the next generation of technology, consumers, local residents and area businesses win."
AT&T's biggest competitor, Verizon Wireless, already has 4G LTE service in about 19 Michigan markets, including some in the Upper Peninsula. The company on Wednesday announced its 4G LTE expansion into Berrien County. (View coverage map here.)
Related: Verizon expands 4G LTE network in Southeast Michigan
Basking Ridge, N.J.-based Verizon Wireless introduced the service to a small portion of metro Detroit in late 2010 and has aggressively built out the network in Michigan during the past two years, said spokeswoman Michelle Gilbert. The company expects to have 4G LTE available in most of its 3G coverage area by mid-year, she said.
About half of Verizon's data traffic nationwide comes through the 4G LTE network, which is available in more than 476 markets, she said.
"We really see it as a very good thing that the other carriers are in fact starting to step it up with their launches across Michigan and the rest of the country, because it truly legitimizes and reinforces to customers as a whole that there's value in this advanced technology in terms of what they want to do and what they can do with their devices," Gilbert said.
Sprint's website does not list any Michigan markets for its 4G LTE network, but consumers have reported the network is available in some areas, including parts of Grand Rapids and Saginaw.
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What Makes A Queer Film Essential Viewing?
Film buffs define classic movies in different ways using different criteria. Definitions can range from record-breaking to precedent-setting to influential to just intensely moving on a personal level. If you were to ask the average gay person on the street to name LGBT-themed movies that every queer person needs to see as a rite of passage, you'd probably hear the usual check list: The Boys in the Band, Brokeback Mountain, Milk, Desert Hearts, Parting Glances, HBO's Angels in America, maybe Trick for relief from all the doom and gloom.
However, Queer/Art/Film, a New York City-based screening series has been presenting a number of films that aren't as widely known, such as Shirley Clarke's Portrait of Jason and Pasolini's Salo or 120 Days of Sodom. Tonight the series will partner with Sundance Cinemas to launch an L.A. off shoot and offer Angelenos an opportunity to see these rarely-screened gems of queer cinema on the big screen — and you can take booze into the theater. Curators for the L.A. series are Ira Sachs, director of acclaimed films Keep the Lights On and the upcoming Love is Strange, Martabel Wasserman, editor of the must-read Recaps magazine and Adam Baran, an award-winning filmmaker whose recent video for the band Holopaw was obscenely beautiful but so raunchy we couldn't post it. These three know something about life outside the mainstream.
The first film they've chosen is 1982's exquisitely perverse Liquid Sky, a new wave sci-fi opus from director Slava Tsukerman. It's a film that could only have been made in New York in the early 1980s and it defies easy description other than to say it's about invisible aliens in search of the human pheremone that's created in the brain during orgasm. Anne Carlisle offers an astounding dual performance as bisexual model Margaret and her nemesis Jimmy. The film has developed such a fanatical following over the three decades since its premiere that Tsukerman recently announced he'll shoot a sequel in the near future. Other films planned for west coast screenings include Fassbender's Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (June 16) and Derek Jarman's Jubilee (July 28). Each film will be followed by a discussion with a queer artist who will explain how the movie inspired his/her work. To purchase tickets for the films in the series, go here. Watch the trailer for Liquid Sky below.
The problem is, half of the good gay films can't be seen on streaming media. You STILL can't even get a movie like "Beautiful Thing" on streaming.
99% of gay themed movies are the worst ever. Either they have bitchy, femme queens with a sharp tongue or an ugly gay guy falling in love with a hot guy with abs.
I'd like to see a good main stream movie about lezzies for once.
I remember catching this legendarily outrageous film when I was in my teens. Liquid Sky is definitely worth seeing.
Keep the Lights On was not so great, though. A sleazy boyfriend crack-addict who shatters your life? That's worth seeing? I don't think so.


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Clothing Swap Shenanigans
Jessica hosted a Clothing Swap Party last night and it was a major success – I've never seen so many cute dresses and skirts – eek!
We added a new step to the beginning of the process, each person shows the group every piece they brought and tells a bit about its history, origin and/or size. This is very helpful to really know what is in the pile, we've found that fewer items get left behind for donation this way and plus is extends the swapping fun.
How to Choose Items
1. Before you go the swap, (just like before you go shopping, thrifting, online hunting) evaluate where the holes are in your wardrobe and where there is already too much excess. I for one need dress pants, jeans, cute blouses and shoes. I do not need a-line skirts, purses, hoodies or any other casual clothes.
2. Hopefully when everyone was showing off their items you've been making mental notes of the pieces that would be really helpful for your wardrobe. Start by trying on the items that you really need. First thing I did was try on all the pants close to my size, then the blouses and shoes.
3. Now you've chosen a couple cute items that will really add to you growing wardrobe, congrats. Why not try a couple pieces you normally would not. These are free clothes, live a little, you may be surprised that the light wash denim mini skirt suits your curves or the 90's velvet jumper is so 2010.
4. By this time the craziness and the picking at the pile has slowed down. Now really go for it, no one is counting anymore. Cute cotton t-shirts in mint condition, something your best friend would love, your favorites that you've been neglecting because you already have too much, heck even items that would be good for reselling online (I haven't done that yet but I don't see why not).
5. This is the last and most important step, retry on EVERYTHING you chose. And ask yourself; Does it fit properly? Will I wear it? Do I love it? Did it look better on another girl or did another girl want it more?
Hope this thoughts help you achieve successful swapping.
The Loot
So I did go a bit overboard as there was so much good stuff at this swap! Anything that doesn't work out for me can easily brought to the next get together. Crochet Sweater Vest with Floral Appliqué, Simple Baby Blue Tee, glittery and lace cute top (first choice), jean skirt and REVERSIBLE purple a-line skirt.
Polka dot cotton sundress, black with grey and cream scarf, silk party dress, brown super soft dress pants, floral purse.
We took another set of pictures with our favorite items. 😉
For more on Clothing Swaps – read What To Wear, How To Host and How To Be a Guest.


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ALLEN PARK -- Coming off a disappointing 4-12 season, the Detroit Lions are seeking more leadership on the field and in the locker room. The first place everyone is looking is at the quarterback position.
Matthew Stafford just turned 25 years old, but entering his fifth season, he's embracing the idea that the Lions are his team.
"Yeah, absolutely," Stafford said. "I'm a year older, I've been through it that much longer, and I think guys on the team understand that and respond to it. It's been nice moving in that direction."
On the defensive side of the ball, linebacker Stephen Tulloch believes he's capable of filling the void created after the Lions released three-time captain Kyle Vanden Bosch.
Known for his intensity, passion and work ethic, Vanden Bosch set the tone every day in the weight room and on the practice field. Tulloch is ready to be that guy.
"I've been around this game a long time," Tulloch said. "I've always wanted to do that. Kyle was the guy I always looked up to, so I let him do his thing. It's time for me to take that role on and lead by example off the field and on the field and put things together."
The Lions also added several key veterans this offseason who are expected to provide additional leadership.
Running back Reggie Bush brings a championship pedigree to Detroit and the seven-year vet is eager to impart his knowledge to his younger teammates.
"I definitely feel I can bring a certain level of leadership and experience to this team, especially to the running back group," Bush said. "Hopefully I can help some of those young guys, just kind of bring them along, help mold their games and help them be better players."
Another player coach Jim Schwartz believes is ready to step up as a leader is defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh.
"He's been working very hard, and I don't want to say waiting for that opportunity, but when he came in as a rookie, he came in to a group that had a lot of veteran players," Schwartz said. "Guys like Corey Williams, Kyle Vanden Bosch and even Cliff Avril was a young veteran, guys that had a lot of experience in the league.
"(Suh) did a good job learning behind those guys, but now that he's a young veteran, it's time for him and a lot of other guys to start showing that leadership."
A human wrecking ball on the interior of the defensive line, Suh plays with a ferocious intensity between the lines, but he generally keeps to himself off the field. Tulloch isn't sure Suh will ever develop into a vocal leader, but considering what he brings to the table every Sunday, the veteran linebacker is okay with that.
"I can't get mad at him," Tulloch said. "He can be as quiet as he wants. He's a dominant player, one of the most dominant defensive tackles I've been around. He doesn't say much, very business-like person, but as a player, he's definitely well-respected and comes to work every day at practice."
Curiously, another free-agent acquisition, defensive end Jason Jones, didn't list Suh as a player expected to take charge in the defensive line room now that Vanden Bosch, Williams and Avril are no longer with the team.
"Me, C.J. Mosley and Willie (Young), we've been in the league a good minute now, so we're going to, as a collective group, be the leaders in that room," Jones said.
Mosley, 29, is another free agent signing. As an eight-year veteran, he is the elder statesman on the defensive line.


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EAST RUTHERFORD -- Police said today nearly 50 Morristown High School students were charged with underage drinking after a bus returning them from an after-prom party in New York was stopped around 4 a.m. Friday in East Rutherford.
Bergen County police said they stopped the bus - with 58 people aboard - after an officer saw things being thrown out the windows, causing other vehicles to swerve.
Onboard, police said they found two bars stocked with alcohol and a makeshift dance floor.
Overall, 48 people were charged with underage drinking, while five adults were charged with allowing juveniles to drink.


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Forever 21 Opens New South Florida Store
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Forever 21 is opening their newly remodeled store this Saturday, June 1st at Sawgrass Mills Mall. Doors open at 10 a.m. and the first 100 people in line "Grand Opening Day" will receive a complementary Forever 21 summer swag bag full of summertime essentials and a secret passcode for a chance to unlock a fashion filled display case.
The store will introduce new merchandise in their remodeled 59,000square foot space. Miami.com's Annie Vazquez who also pens the blog www.TheFashionPoet.com has partnered up with Forever 21 for the event and will be there with her very own style station from 10 a.m. to noon offering guests her favorite looks for summer.
Forever 21 Global Marketing Director Linda Chang said "Our remodeled location in Sawgrass Mills Mall will continue to serve shoppers in the Sunrise area. We have diligently worked to remodel the overall store layout and concepts to ensure a better shopping environment for all our customers."
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The home is located west of Route One off Plantation Road and if you are familiar with Route One in Lewes the community is Henlopen Landing which is behind Lowes about 10-15 minutes to the town of Lewes.
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It's slightly West of Route 1 in Henlopen Landing.
As I mentioned in detail on the other question on beach access/location:
If you log into my site it allows you to directly search the Sussex MLS via Public Access - and I have maps on there where you can zoom out from the property and see it's exactly location relevant to Route 1. It's just slightly West of Route 1, a little South of Red Mill Pond where my family and friends have homes. It might take us 10-15 minutes to Cape Henlopen Beach and State Park from there, or 15-20 to Rehoboth depending on traffic. When I grew up and was vacationing off of 24 on Herring Creek - there really wasn't traffic to speak of! But that was decades ago.
Here is a Virtual Tour http://www.cpgtours.com/tour.php?br=0&id=3468 and
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Now in the upper right hand corner of the Details click Map Location - you are pinpointed on the map where the property is and can do a google-type earth view to see the real house, down to the grass! You can zoom out on Street View and see where you are in relation to other landmarks. It is technically in a zone called (Betw Route 1 and 113) per the Sussex MLS.
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AMHERST - During his first foray onto the Quebec racing circuit, Nathan Kelly isn't about to complain about an 11th place finish.
"I finished 11th out of 17, but considering it was my first time racing there I think I did pretty good," the grade 10 student at ARHS said.
Not only was it the first time on the Quebec Vega Cup kart circuit, where he races in the Rotary Max Class, but it was also his first time racing his new kart.
"The track was bigger and faster and the car ran really well," Kelly said. "It was a lot of fun."
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He cranked his cart up to 70 mph and raced a time only .7 seconds off the world champs time. The world champion races on the same circuit.
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VOKLE is currently looking for more than just the average Flash/Flex Developer. We're looking for someone adapted to a startup environment, eager to tackle the full stack as well. At VOKLE you'll work with a team that values creativity, excellence in code, and ingenuity. If you want to build something amazing this year, we'd love to have you.
We firmly believe in Open Source Software, and contribute back to the community. As our lead Flex developer you'll be able to mold the future direction of our flex code base, and work closely to integrate us with next generation backend technologies (WebSockets). To that end, we're not looking for a just a Flex developer, but rather an experienced Flex developer with some backend experience looking to work equally on both client and server side.
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The good news continues for Wagner College hoops.
The Seahawks — rebounding from a 5-26 season last year — copped new coach Dan Hurley's first Northeast Conference postseason tournament bid Monday night. And they won the invite without breaking a sweat.
Wagner — 13-12 and 9-5 in the NEC with four games remaining — qualified without playing when struggling Sacred Heart University lost 55-48 to preseason favorite Quinnipiac.
The defeat, SHU's fourth in a row, dropped the Pioneers to 9-16 overall and 4-10 in the NEC. Wagner at 13-12 and 9-5 in the 12-team league play can finish no worse than 9-9 in conference competition, guaranteeing a .500 conference record for only the second time in the last five years for the Seahawks.
With Monmouth (8-18, 4-10) and FDU (4-21, 2-12) already at the 10-loss plateau and beyond and Bryant University ineligible for the tournament, Wagner is assured of finishing no worse than eighth with eight teams qualifying for the conference tourney.
The Seahawks can, of course, finish much higher than that.
Coming off a 70-65 win over Mt. St. Mary's on Saturday, they are currently tied with Quinnipiac (17-8, 9-5) in third place in the league, that after being picked to finish at the bottom of the league standings in virtually every pre-season college basketball publication.
"It's exciting," Hurley said of both the turnaround season and getting the Seahawks back to the tournament. "This is the only goal we had at the beginning of the year, and I think the kids deserve it."
The challenge now for the Seahawks, who host league-leading LIU (20-5, 12-2) on Thursday at Spiro Center, is to maintain their position among the top four spots in league standings thereby ensuring a home game in the opening round of the NEC tournament on March 3.
"I texted the kids that we'll get together in the morning, and talk about what new goals we might want to set now," said Hurley, who was used to playing in the Big East Tournament in Madison Square Garden in his Seton Hall playing days. "Our players don't have the mentality that the season is over. At least, that's the feeling I get."
The Seahawks trail second-place Central Connecticut (17-8, 10-4) by one game.
Robert Morris (12-13, 8-6) and Mt. St. Mary's (10-17, 8-6), are one game behind Wagner and Quinnipiac.
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Nancy Pelosi said, "we have to pass it (the Affordable Care Act) to find out what is in it." We are indeed finding out what is in it. We now know that Obamacare contains specific requirements of U.S. citizens' private health insurance plans and if these requirements are not met by a private health insurance plan, that plan will be canceled.
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SOUTH ROYALTON — A private family service and a public memorial service will be held at the First Congregational Church of Royalton on July 21 from 2-4 p.m. for Naomi Ebare, 88, who died July 12 at Gifford Medical Center.
She was born Jan. 21, 1925 in Highgate; the daughter of Gordon and Jessie (Freeman) Elwood.
She was raised in Highgate and Burlington, and was married to John L. Ebare in Fairfax in 1944.
She had worked for Split Ball Bearing until retiring in 1984, and moved to South Royalton in 1995. Naomi was a member of First Congregational Church of Royalton, VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post #2571 of White River Junction, and enjoyed shopping, senior dinners, being with friends, playing bingo, and crafting her family.
Survivors include her daughters, Loyce M. Blood of Greensboro, Naomi J. Wallace and her husband, Kenneth of Bradford, Cecilia Thiels of Claremont, N.H., Madeline Brock of Hardwick, Evelyn Tourville of Plainfield, and Loretta M. Ebare and partner, Mike of West Lebanon son, John L. Ebare II of Claremont two brothers; Robert Freeman and wife Madeleine of Swanton and Laurel Freeman of Highgate, 18 grandchildren; many great and great-great grandchildren; very special friends, Zita Champney, Gerry Carrier and Pastor Millie Reynolds, who spent many hours with family at the hospital.
She was predeceased by her husband, John L. Ebare, daughters, Virginia Fitzgerald, and Marjorie Ebare; brothers, Morris Freeman and Edwin Freeman, and sister, Jackie Duprey.
Contributions in her memory may be made to the First Congregational Church of Royalton. The family wishes to thank Windsor County Home Health Services, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, and Gifford Medical Center and the loving and caring nurses, L.N.A.'s, doctors and staff who made Mom's final days peaceful and comfortable. Online condolences may be left at www.dayfunerals.com. Arrangements are by the Day Funeral Home in Randolph.
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Gazprom and German energy company RWE met today to discuss the potential of a joint venture in the energy sector. Chairman of the Gazprom's Management Committee Alexey Miller hosted Chief Executive Officer of RWE Jurgen Grossmann at Gazprom's headquarters in Russia.
No details of how the companies might cooperate on the joint venture were released.
Gazprom and RWE already have a working relationship on energy following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on strategic partnership in power generation in Europe in July of this year.
Under the MOU, Gazprom and RWE will be examing the possibility of energy projects in Germany, Benelux and the UK.
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Mallorie Danos, head lifeguard keeps an eye on the swimmers at Rev. Peter Atkins Park located at 701 N. Tyler St. at 28th Ave. in Covington Friday, June 20, 2014. The pool is open Tuesday - Friday for public swim 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm and Saturday and Sunday 9:00am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm -5:00pm.
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FREEHOLD – The Empanada Guy restaurant will be temporarily closed after a car smashed into the storefront Saturday afternoon, according to the owner.
The crash happened at around 5:05 p.m. and the driver, a female, whose age was not released, was taken to CentraState Medical Center in Freehold for a leg injury, Freehold Borough police Lt. Michael Sweetman said.
The borough resident, who was under the age of 18, was issued a summons for careless driving, Sweetman said.
Carlos Serrano, the owner of Empanada Guy, said a 16-year-old girl with a driving permit drove into the restaurant while her mother was inside another store.
"I don't know what triggered this young lady to move the car," Serrano said.
The airbag of the car deployed and the teenage driver was taken to a hospital by ambulance for what appeared to be a leg injury, Serrano said.
Serrano's 4-year-old daughter, Jillian "Jelly" Serrano, was standing only 4-feet away from the front window but managed to escape the incident without injury, he said.
"We are flooded everyday with patrons. We are so fortunate that no one got hurt coming in and out of my restaurant," Serrano said.
The restaurant will be closed for repair, as the front door and brick wall was damaged, but there was no structural damage, Serrano said. He added that he is hoping to reopen by Tuesday, but will post updates on the eatery's Facebook page.
The restaurant, located on Park Avenue in Freehold Borough, opened in January and is an extension of Serrano's food truck business.


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Enjoy an evening of enlightenment with the What the Word Be: Why Black English is The King's (James) English presentation and book launch with author and playwright Diane Proctor Reeder. What the Word Be is the culmination of Reeder's research into the linguistics of Black English, its connection to the language of the Bible, and how it helped form what is today considered proper American English. Instead of calling those who speak "Black English" ignorant or lazy of tongue, Reeder hopes that the book will help people understand that constructions like "Come get you some dinner," or "Me and Donnie, we going to the store," are not reflective of ignorance or laziness, but instead of a long history of such grammars that reach all the way back to the 17th century—and are found on nearly every page of the Bible.


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Cartier watches are synonymous with high quality, and are in fact some of the finest timepieces available. They have an intricate movement, and every watch is handmade. Cartier watches come in many styles for both men and women, including a skeleton watch, a chronograph watch, or a watch with multiple time zones. Buyers can find great deals authentic Cartier watches from a variety of Cartier collections on eBay, often at a very affordable price. Cartier watches are available on eBay brand new, gently used, and vintage, offering something for anyone who appreciates exquisite jewellery.
Cartier Watch Collections
When choosing a Cartier watch, buyers have a lot of choices. They come in several different collections for both men and women. All Cartier watches are elegant and well made, and are always part of a collection. The sections below discuss the different Cartier collections.
Ballon Bleu De Cartier Collection
The Ballon Bleu de Cartier collection is available for both men and women. Ballon Bleu watches have bright blue hands and Roman numerals instead of numbers. All watches in the collection have a sapphire cabochon winding mechanism and a guilloche dial. A guilloche dial features lathed engraving covered with a enamel, so the engraving remains visible.
Tank Cartier Collection
The Tank Cartier watch is one of the most instantly recognisable Cartier watches. The watch debuted in 1917, and is recognisable for its rectangular face. The strap of the watch blends into the watch face seamlessly. The face of the watch has Roman numerals and the date. Tank watches are available for both men and women. Some watches in the collection are chronographs, and users can choose from either a leather or steel strap.
Santos De Cartier Collection
The Santos De Cartier collection was named for the aviator Alberto Santos Dumont, who persuaded Cartier to make him a wristwatch he could wear while flying. The collection is for both men and women. The watch is square shaped, and the screws on the watch are exposed. The hands on the watch are sword shaped. The watch is self-winding, and has a faceted synthetic spinel. Buyers can choose from either a steel or leather watch strap. The case on the Santos De Cartier watch is curved slightly.
Baignoire Cartier Watch
The Baignoire Cartier collection is exclusively for women. The face of the watch is oval, and the strap comes in one of the following materials: alligator leather, yellow gold, or rose gold. Some of the watches in the collection feature diamonds. The watches are self-winding, and some feature a transparent back.
Tortue Cartier Watch
The Tortue watch, first made in 1912, was the first watch designed without a round face. With a design inspired by the shape of a tortoise shell, the Tortue comes in styles for both men and women. It is available with either a leather or white gold strap, and diamonds encrust its edges. The Tortue collection includes watches with the face of a tiger or a parrot on it.
How to Spot a Real Cartier Watch
Because of the cost and quality of a Cartier watch, shoppers should make certain the watch they buy is authentic. There are a number of obvious signs that can prove its authenticity, whether the watch is new, used, or vintage. The table below lists several things to look for.
The table above lists some of the key features of a Cartier watch, allowing shoppers to determine whether their watch is genuine. Brand new Cartier watches should also come with an authenticity card and a Cartier cleaning kit. Buyers can check their serial number directly with Cartier.
How to Care for a Cartier Watch
Buyers must treat a Cartier watch with great care. For example, it can be affected by magnetic sources, such as smartphones, handbag clasps, and computers. The magnetic field can stop the watch from working. If this happens, it needs to be demagnified. Owners must also regularly clean their watch with a soft cloth. If the watch has a metal strap, they should clean the strap in water with a few drops of liquid soap to remove any dirt. Always dry the strap thoroughly afterwards with a soft towel.
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eBay sellers, including many with top-rated status, offer a wide selection of brand new, used, and vintage Cartier watches from every collection. To find one that suits your needs, simply enter the appropriate search terms into the search field on every eBay page.
Because of the quality and expense of a Cartier watch, buyers should make sure any seller they deal with offers insured delivery. If the item listing does not indicate this, simply contact the seller and ask if they can provide this service to cover the watch in the case of loss or damage while in transit.
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U.S. District Court Judge Martin Feldman denied the federal government's request to dismiss the lawsuit over the ban on deepwater oil exploration Wednesday, despite the fact that the ban that is the subject of the suit is no longer in force.
In late June, Feldman threw out the U.S. Department of Interior's moratorium on deepwater drilling, saying that it was "arbitrary and capricious" in the way that it affected all operators regardless of their individual efforts to operate safely. On July 12, the Interior Department issued a new moratorium, attempting to take some of Feldman's criticisms into account and saying the policy was based on a new administrative record.
Because the July 12 moratorium superseded the original, the Interior Department argued that the case brought by Hornbeck Offshore Inc., a Covington marine services company, was moot. If Hornbeck wanted to continue its challenge, the government said, it could amend its complaint to reflect the new moratorium.
But Hornbeck countered that the July 12 moratorium wasn't a new policy, but rather, the same directive under a new name in an attempt to do an end-run around the process of judicial review.
Feldman declined to weigh in on whether the July 12 policy is new or not, saying that the legality of the second moratorium will be dealt with in a second suit over the moratorium brought by the company Ensco Offshore Co. But he said he was sympathetic to Hornbeck's argument that Interior Secretary Ken Salazar was so quick in his announcement of a new moratorium that it was difficult to see the new policy as being the result of careful, good-faith, agency decision-making.
"It is difficult to square such public expressions of resoluteness with the government's assertion that its recission of the first moratorium and its issuance of a new moratorium is entitled to solicitude and should not be considered litigation posturing," Feldman wrote.
At issue before the court, Feldman said, was whether the "arbitrary and capricious decision-making challenged by the plaintiffs in the context of the first moratorium could or could not reasonably be expected to recur."
Feldman said "it remains beyond mere speculation" that arbitrary decision-making might continue to recur, or may have already. Because the federal government didn't have a solid administrative record before the first moratorium, because it failed to establish a clear connection between the problems of the Deepwater Horizon and the behavior of all other operators in the Gulf, and because there are very few changes between the first and second policies, Feldman denied the government's request to throw out the case.
Still, as the case continues, there are real questions about what practical impact, if any, the case will have on the moratorium. Hornbeck may continue to challenge the policy on the grounds that it is substantially similar to the one that Feldman enjoined in June. Meanwhile, the federal government has indicated in recent weeks that it may wind down the moratorium before its official Nov. 30 end date, and a hearing on the new moratorium in the Ensco case is scheduled for Sept. 22.
"We're looking at Judge Feldman's decision to determine what our next steps will be," said Sam Giberga, senior vice president and general counsel of Hornbeck.
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TUALATIN -- Yaaaawwwn.
In one of the franchise's dullest, most uneventful and least interesting draft days in recent memory, the Trail Blazers ditched their trade-happy ways Thursday and selected four players who are not expected to contribute next season.
General manager Kevin Pritchard has made the NBA draft a roller-coaster, you-never-know-what's-going-to-happen-next event the past three years, engineering 15 trades that helped remake the Blazers into a playoff team. But this time, Pritchard turned the draft into a snoozefest, landing one player few Blazers fans had heard of -- Spanish forward Victor Claver -- and three second-round prospects.
The nondescript night signaled two themes: The Blazers' rebuilding process has reached the point where the team no longer needs to invest heavily in the draft, and the Blazers will be a factor this offseason in the free agent and trade market.
"There's no doubt about it," Pritchard said. "We want to add the right pieces ... we've talked a lot about it. We're going to target some guys, we're going to talk to people and we are going to try to help our team with free agents."
For a brief moment, Pritchard did offer Rip City a tease that the Blazers would have another active draft night. Just before the Los Angeles Clippers selected Oklahoma's Blake Griffin with the No.1 overall pick, the Blazers traded backup point guard Sergio Rodriguez, the No.38 pick and cash to the Sacramento Kings for the No. 31 selection.
The move provided a twofold benefit. Rodriguez, who endured an up-and-down three seasons with the Blazers, openly lobbied for a "change" the day after the season ended, so the Blazers were able to ditch a disgruntled player. And perhaps more important, they also were able to free additional cap space -- Rodriguez will make $ 1.57 million next season -- to help their offseason goals.
The Blazers had considered the trade with the Kings since at least the first week of June.
"We all felt like it was Sergio's time," Pritchard said. "He had struggled with his role. I don't think there was a doubt about that. We never faulted Sergio for wanting to play more. We want guys to (want to) play. It was just his time (to go)."
Blazers coach Nate McMillan said the team will "definitely" need to acquire another guard before next season, but Rodriguez's departure potentially opens the door for last year's first-round pick, Jerryd Bayless, to step up.
"Now Bayless will slide in that position and we will look to give him a ton of minutes at the point guard position in summer league and develop him and get him ready for the season," McMillan said.
The Blazers used the 31st pick from the Kings to acquire the draft rights to Arizona State senior Jeff Pendergraph. The 6-foot-9 forward, a first-team All-Pacific-10 Conference selection, was one of two college seniors the Blazers drafted. They also selected Villanova senior Dante Cunningham, a 6-8 forward who is one of six players in school history to finish with at least 1,300 points and 800 rebounds.
The Blazers settled on the rugged duo for one overarching reason: to partially satisfy the team's need for toughness.
"Pendergraph and Cunningham ... were both in the same (predraft) workout here ... and it was war," Pritchard said. "And it was at the tail end of workouts and those guys get really tired during those times. It was all-out war. And we need to bring that to our team. We need to bring that toughness."
Pritchard did manage to throw one curveball by drafting Claver with his only first-round pick, at No. 22. Even though college prospects such as DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh), Wayne Ellington (North Carolina) and Sam Young (Pittsburgh) and international prospect Omri Casspi (Israel) were still on the board, Pritchard drafted a player who did not visit Portland for a predraft workout.
Claver will not play for the Blazers next season -- he'll stay with Pamesa Valencia of the Spanish ACB League -- but Pritchard said he "loves" the Spaniard's ability and envisions the 6-9 prospect developing into a starter. Claver, who contemplated entering the draft last year, participated in a workout for the Blazers last summer before withdrawing his name.
Pritchard compared Claver's potential to that of two Blazers from Europe -- Rudy Fernandez and Nicolas Batum. Claver, who has a "significant" buyout clause in his contract and probably will remain overseas for at least two years, could play for the Spanish national team this summer.
"He's a guy we've targeted a long time," Pritchard said. "He's an athletic swing guy (and) can really shoot it. I really thought that he had a chance to go pretty high in this draft and ... with him falling (to No. 22), we're really happy to get him."
Claver fractured his leg in December and missed most of the ACB League season, but has played his entire professional career in Spain. Before his injury, he averaged 8.4 points and 4.4 rebounds in 15 games.
In the Blazers' final move Thursday, they used the No. 55 overall pick on Patrick Mills, a 6-foot guard from Saint Mary's who averaged 18.4 points, 3.9 assists and 3.4 rebounds last season as a sophomore. A native of Australia, Mills competed in the Beijing Olympics last summer.
The Blazers' second-round selections will add some intrigue to their summer league plans, but Pritchard said it's probable that Pendergraph and Cunningham will make the regular-season roster, a rare occurrence but not completely unheard of with the Blazers. Jerome Kersey (46th pick in 1984) and Clifford Robinson (36th in 1998) are perhaps the most prominent second-round picks in team history, and recent picks such as Josh McRoberts and Taurean Green made the regular-season team as rookies.
It might not have been Pritchard's most exhilarating draft day, but he left the team's "war room" in Tualatin pleased nonetheless.
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FAIRMONT - Fairmont senior right-hander Bryce Holm might have started a new pre-game ritual on Monday.
"An apple a day helps keep walks away," Holm said after polishing off an apple as a snack prior to taking the mound against Worthington in Game 1 of a split baseball doubleheader at Herb Wolf Field in Fairmont.
Holm proved his improvised proverb by striking out eight without issuing a walk in firing a five-hitter over 6 2/3 innings to engineer the Class AA, No. 3-ranked Cardinals' opening 6-1 victory over the Worthington Trojans.
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LOOSE CAROM — Fairmont runner Jay Ruen dives safely back into first base on a pickoff attempt as New Ulm first baseman Tyler Dittrich corrals the loose carom during South Central Conference baseball action Monday night at Herb Wolf Field in Fairmont. (Photo by Leanna Becker)
Sophomore right-hander Spencer Chirpich then stepped to the hill in Fairmont's nightcap against the No. 9-ranked New Ulm Eagles and duplicated Holm's performance - without eating an apple.
Chirpich struck out three and did not issue a walk in hurling a five-hit complete-game gem to steer the Cardinals to a 5-1 South Central Conference triumph over the Eagles.
"We received two outstanding pitching performances against a pair of quality sectional opponents today," said Fairmont mentor Todd Sukalski, whose lineup improved to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in the SCC with the twinbill sweep. "I thought we had some really good at-bats against a quality pitcher in (New Ulm right-hander Chase) Meyer."
A rare Eagle miscue on Luke Becker's grounder with one out in the bottom of the first inning opened a narrow window of opportunity for the Cardinals in Game 2.
Levi Becker, who went 4-for-6 during the two-game span, lined a single back through the box before Mitch Pfingsten blooped an RBI single into shallow left to plate Luke Becker for an early 1-0 lead.
With Chirpich and Meyer holding their respective opposing offenses in check through the first three frames, New Ulm matched Fairmont's solo run with one of its own during the top of the fourth.
Cole Dulas legged out a leadoff infield hit, moved to second base on Grant Kannegiesser's sacrifice bunt and circled the bases on Tanner Kluis' RBI single to center to knot the game at 1-all.
Christian Petschke, however, delivered the pivotal blast to trigger the Cardinals' three-run outburst during the home half of the fifth. Petschke hammered a Meyer offering to deep left-center that Eagles centerfielder Cole Dulas nearly made a spectacular long-distance running catch on.
Josh Eversman, who was pinch-running for Petschke, reached third on the heels of Jay Ruen's infield hit before staying put when Brandon Brooks was plunked by a pitch.
Eversman scored the go-ahead run on Chirpich's RBI fielder's choice, Ruen crossed the plate on Luke Becker's sacrifice fly and Jordan Voss - running for Brooks - later came around to score on Levi Becker's RBI single for a 4-1 lead.
Fairmont added an insurance run during the sixth when Ryan Noll singled, wheeled to third on Petschke's single and scored on Ruen's RBI groundout.
Chirpich closed out the top of the seventh in a 1-2-3 fashion to seal his complete-game pitching performance.
In Monday's opener, Holm nearly notched the complete game, giving up only five hits in 6 2/3 innings before Jordan Voss recorded the final out in relief to cap a 6-1 win over Worthington.
Fairmont manufactured a solo run in the bottom of the first as Luke Becker singled with one out before eventually reaching the plate on three wild pitches.
Luke Becker and Levi Becker later singled to set the tables in the Cardinals' fourth frame before Noll delivered a clutch two-run double to deep left-center to widen the gap to 3-0.
Chirpich and Levi Becker singled and later scored in the bottom of the fifth via Pfingsten's hard-hit, two-RBI double into the right-center gap to extend the lead to 6-0.
Nathan Ray's leadoff single, a wild pitch and Tristan Soderholm's RBI single with two out in the top of the seventh caused Sukalski to use Voss in relief, and the senior right-hander got the final out for the save.
The Beckers - Luke and Levi - combined equally for four hits and four runs against the Trojans, while Levi Becker and Petschke each went 2-for-3 against the Eagles in Game 2.
Dulas and Kluis each collected two hits to top New Ulm.
Meyer allowed five earned runs on seven hits, struck out two, did not issue a walk and hit one batter in 5 1/3 innings to take the loss for the Eagles.
Fairmont (6-0, 2-0 SCC) plays host to St. James today in a 4:30 p.m. doubleheader at Herb Wolf Field. New Ulm (7-3, 4-1) travels to Waseca on Thursday. Worthington (2-2) plays host to Jackson County Central today in a 4 p.m. doubleheader.
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Cole Emler fired a one-hit complete-game shutout to power Fairmont to a 10-0, five-inning victory over Worthington during B-squad action Monday in Fairmont.
Emler, who recorded six strikeouts and issued only one walk to earn the victory, went 1-for-2 at the plate with two RBIs.
Bailey Koppen and Rodney Engstrom each went 2-for-3 with one RBI for the Cardinals, Ben Abel went 2-for-4 with two RBIs, while Parker Monsen also went 2-for-4.
Jon Dosedal went 1-for-1 with one RBI to round out the winning ways by Fairmont (4-0).
Tyler Tennyson doubled home two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift Fairmont to a 10-9 comeback victory over New Ulm during C-squad action on Monday in Fairmont.
Tennyson doubled twice to produce three RBIs for the Cardinals; Nathan Gillis generated three hits, including a double; while Mark Washa collected two hits and two RBIs.
Clayton Maakestad chipped in an RBI single for Fairmont, while Kale Fritz, Carter Lloyd and Ethan Lubenow added one hit each.
Gillis gave up three runs on six hits, and struck out four in five innings of relief to earn the victory.
Fairmont (3-0) hosts St. James today.
Martin Luther/GHEC/Truman 10, Lyle/Austin Pacelli 5 - Sam Geistfeld generated three hits, three runs scored and two RBIs to power the Knights to a 10-5 nonconference victory over the Athletics on Monday in Truman.
Colton Greiner produced two RBIs behind one hit, Chandler Greier delivered one hit and scored twice, while Alex Weihe walked twice and scored two runs for ML/GHEC/Truman.
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Greiner struck out three and gave up one hit in 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief before Dylan Petrowiak struck out two in closing out the seventh inning for the save.
Martin Luther/GHEC/Truman (5-2, 2-1 Valley) plays host to St. Clair at 7 p.m. tonight in Truman.
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In countries like Britain, Canada, Malta, and Israel, openly gay members of the armed forces can take part in public events wearing their well-tailored uniforms without facing prosecution or discharge. But in America, if you want to take part in a gay pride parade in full dress, explains Newsweek, you need to grab your outfit from a costume shop. Totally unfair to gay soldiers who want to march down Santa Monica Boulevard in the annual Halloween parade dressed as themselves, and not a slutty version of themselves.
The irony…the troops are in better shape than ever, and their uniforms are recycled potato-sacks. In the days when my father and grandfathers were commissioned-officers in the US Army they had tailor-made uniforms, and received a clothing-allowance for that very purpose.
Unfortunately nowadays the uniforms worn look like they came from the racks of the local Sears Outlet. Martial sartorial-smartness has been on a downward-arc since the post-WW2 "bus-driver's" uniform was adopted for the Army and Air Forces. And what idiot decreed that "battle dress" and camies were to be dry-clean-only? That's only been reversed a few years ago with the new camies worn here and in the Gulf.
In the old-days, units had some flexibility for their field uniforms and dress uniforms. And Generals and Admirals could just invent something within broad guidelines. Just dig-out a WW2 history book and look at some of Blood-n-Gut's more outlandish get-ups. Or any picture of a command group of senior general officers, they're all a little differently-garbed.
Yeah, that's kinda sad, especially when you consider all these queens who slap in camouflage and call it "military." The real military personnel should be able to distinguish themselves.
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They are, however, predictably silent and see no evil and speak no evil when Obama and his administration embark on an aimless war in Afghanistan, impose their collective wills on our freedoms and try to remake America in their image as our national debt soars. It is certainly not the America our Founding Fathers envisioned and wrote into the Constitution.
Obama disingenuously positions cap and trade as a feel good environment bill when it is really a backdoor tax on the middle class. He rushes an ill-conceived national health care bill through for a vote when no one has even read it, with no viable way to pay for it, putting our well being and one sixth of our economy in the hands of bungling bureaucrats.
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