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Ashland, Wis (NNCNOW.com) -- The Ashland County board passed an ordinance on Tuesday requiring Gogebic Taconite to obtain a bulk sampling permit from the county before they begin to dig.
The measure passed the board 17-3.
The ordinance will require the mining company to obtain a permit from the Ashland County Zoning and land committee.
G-Tac will also have to pay a $10,000 permit fee.
The second part of the ordinance requires anyone engaging in nonferrous metallic mineral prospecting to obtain a conditional use permit from the county.
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Blueberry Cobbler
I've been so hyped up about July being National Ice Cream Month, that I've somewhat neglected another very deserving food holiday – National Blueberry Month! While I did bake up a wonderful blueberry-lemon buttermilk bundt cake early on in the month, I've been craving a serious blueberry dessert. Something where the blueberries take center stage and really shine. You can't get much more all-star status than a cobbler. Sure, there are some biscuits floating on top, but the blueberries don't have to compete with pie crust for attention and they're not getting baked into a batter for a greater purpose. Just blueberries, in all of their plump, deep purple glory. This is one absolutely phenomenal dessert that's easy to make and a fabulous celebration of summer and the wonderful fresh fruit that it provides.
I've been trying to make a conscious effort to use fresh produce as much as possible during its peak season. July means the most wonderful, plumpest blueberries. It's also the time of year when you'll see many "pick-your-own" advertisements popping up at farms and orchards. That means you can grab your buckets and bushels and wander into the fields to pick blueberries 'til your heart's content. Whether you want to make jam, cobblers, crisps, pies, or freeze the blueberries for your morning oatmeal, now is the time to stock up on those blue beauties!
I love how insanely easy this dessert is to make and how equally wonderful it is to eat. You only need a total of 3 bowls to prepare this, a whisk, a spoon and a fork. Easy as pie… except, easier.
The resulting dessert is an amazing combination of cooked-down blueberries in a thick, warm sauce topped with dollops of crunchy biscuits sprinkled with a cinnamon-sugar topping. The blueberry filling is very slightly sweetened and spiked with a little bit of lemon zest and juice. The flavors all dance together superbly… they absolutely deserve a stage!
You probably don't need me to tell you that a big ol' scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of this cobbler is a fantastic idea. It's a sin to eat any type of fruit-based pie, crisp, crumble or cobbler without a huge scoop of ice cream. A sin, I tell you! I'm sure you can find that written down in a food bible somewhere 😉
What's your favorite type of crisp/cobbler/crumble?
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Blueberry Cobbler
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 45 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour
For the Filling:
½ cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
Pinch ground cinnamon
Pinch salt
30 ounces (6 cups) blueberries
1½ teaspoons grated lemon zest
1 tablespoon lemon juice
For the Biscuit Topping:
1 cup all-purpose flour
¼ cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons yellow cornmeal
2 teaspoons baking powder
¼ teaspoon baking soda
¼ teaspoon salt
1/3 cup buttermilk
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
For the Cinnamon-Sugar:
2 teaspoons granulated sugar
Pinch ground cinnamon
1. Making the Filling: Adjust oven rack to lower-middle position and heat oven to 375 degrees F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil.
2. Whisk the sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and salt together in a large bowl. Add the blueberries and mix gently until evenly coated; add lemon zest and juice and mix to combine. Transfer the berry mixture to a 9-inch deep-dish pie plate or an 8-inch square baking dish. Place the plate on the prepared baking sheet, and bake until the filling is hot and bubbling around the edges, about 25 minutes.
3. Make the Biscuit Topping: Meanwhile, whisk the flour, sugar, cornmeal, baking powder, baking soda and salt together in a large bowl. Whisk the buttermilk, melted butter and vanilla together in a small bowl. Combine the sugar and cinnamon in a small cup and set aside. One minute before the blueberries come out of the oven, add the wet ingredients to the dry and stir until just combined and no dry pockets remain.
4. Assemble and Bake: Remove the blueberries from the oven; increase the oven temperature to 425 degrees F. Divide the dough into 8 equal pieces and place on the hot filling, spacing them at least ½-inch apart (they should not be touching). Sprinkle each mound of dough evenly with the cinnamon sugar.
5. Bake until the filling is bubbling and the biscuits are golden brown on top and cooked through, 15 to 18 minutes, rotating the pie plate halfway through baking. Transfer the pie plate to a wire rack and let cool for 20 minutes; serve warm.
(Recipe adapted from The Cook's Illustrated Cookbook)
42 Responses to "Blueberry Cobbler"
I love cobblers and crisps and will try this one for sure. I made the blueberry-lemon buttermilk bunt cake last weekend and it was a huge hit. So much so that everyone asked to take a slice home leaving me with nothing. As much as I was looking forward to a slice the next morning for breakfast, I so love to send guests away with something they enjoyed. I still have enough buttermilk to make another 🙂
Wow! This cobbler looks phenomenol! I have a question about your frozen hot chocolate recipe. From someone who is in the market for a new blender, what kind do you own? Would you recommend a regular or high speed blender? (I would like to make smoothies with it & your frozen hot chocolate recipe too of course)
I was just wondering if to blend the ice in, a high speed blender was neccessary. Anyways, your recipes never disappoint & thank you so much for the chewy chocolate chip cookie recipe, especially!
Mary, the best blender EVER is the VitaMix! It is unlike any other generic blender out there. Yes it is a bit pricey, but well worth the money. You can make so much in it. I have made several soups (when you put something warm in it it just get hotter and hotter!) and ice is pulverized! It is truly fantastic!
Thank you for the response, Lisa! And I have heard MANY good things about the VitaMix, and everyone's said that it's worth the extra money; but I'm afraid a VitaMix would go above my current budget, since I am furnishing a new home and that comes with PLENTY of extra costs 😉
But I really appreciate your advice!
My favorite crisp is the vegan plum cherry one I made on my blog not too long ago. It was so yummy. I liked it better than the non-vegan ones I've made in the past. Here's the link; it would be awesome if you'd take a look: http://piesandplots.net/plum-cherry-crumble/ I love blueberries too, though I've never picked my own.

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Hooters Cycling Team presented by Reynold CycleCiclo Sport Racing, based out of Windsor, Ontario, has been signed by Hooters as title sponsor for the 2006 racing season, as well as Reynold Cycle of London and TREK as co-sponsors. The team formerly known as Reynold-Koolini will now be called Hooters Cycling Team presented by Reynold Cycle. Also, in addition, three new support sponsors for 2006 are Lifestyles Family Fitness, Pactimo Cycling Clothing, and Cliff Bar.Hooters - Title SponsorReynold Cycle - Co-SponsorTREK - Co-SponsorSupport Sponsors: Bicycle World, Sandwich West Dental, Lifestyles Family Fitness, Wes-con Builders, Patcimo Cycling Clothing, Cliff Bar2006 Team RosterTom Bonin (MA) (Manager)Jeff Chow (MA)Nick Dwyer (MA)Daniele DeFranceschi (Senior 1-2)Paolo Eugeni (MA) (Senior 1-2)Mark Goveia (MA)Orlando Goveia (MD)Chris Morden (MA)Barry Reid (MA)Wayne Tomkins (MA)Rob V. (MA)


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Transportation ETF Fires A Dow Theory Warning Shot
24 February 2012 at 11:21 am by Gary Gordon
Analysts have already lowered 2012 profit estimates for the S&P 500 from the 9% range down to the 6% range. Granted, profits may still be rising. But what could happen to stock prices when profits are climbing at a slower pace? And what happens if the manufacturers who are producing at a slower pace ultimately find themselves shipping less goods?
In Dow Theory, the Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJT), or the exchange-traded fund iShares DJ Transportation (IYT), is expected to move in the same direction as the Dow Jones Industrials (DJI). In fact, a fund like IYT should be blazing the trail for the Dow Jones Industrial Trust (DIA). Therefore, it is problematic for the near-term momentum of a stock market bull when transporters (e.g., railroads, trucking, airlines, ships, etc.) transport less of the manufacturing segment's output.
What if IYT and DIA actually diverge? This is typically viewed as a significant warning that a change may occur.
Keep in mind, many technical chartists, hedge fund managers and high-level decision-makers value Dow Theory data. And right now, as the Dow Industrials flirts with the 13000 level, IYTÂ struggles to hold itself above a 50-day moving average.
The iShares DJ Transportation Fund (IYT) peaked on 2/3/2012 at an approximate price point of 96, and has since corrected 4.1%. And while that's not exactly a monstrous sell-off, it is certainly worth watching. After all, there are other transportation-related technical warnings for the overall well-being of U.S. stock assets.
Scores of traders tend to track the bullish percent index of the transportation sector known by the acronym, BPTRAN. A chart for BPTRAN can indicate momentum, but is more often used when a bullish percent index (BPI) rallies above 80. When it does so, the sector itself is vulnerable to a decline based on "overbought" conditions, and a sell signal may be generated when BPTRAN subsequently declines below a 20-day trendline.
Over the last year, there is only one incident in May when the price of BPTRAN charted this path. And shortly thereafter, the overall stock market experienced a rather sharp correction. Currently, BPTRAN reached even higher levels of "oversold" conditions at a bullish percentage index of 90, and it is now below the trendline at 80.
I'm not predicting doom-n-gloom for stocks. Yet it is foolish to ignore crude oil at $109 per barrel, or the adverse effects skyrocketing energy prices can have on GDP, consumer purchasing habits and corporate profits.
Rather than sell positions in fear, incorporate sensible stop-limit loss orders and/or install a temporary hedge with iPath S&P 500 VIX Mid-Term ETN (VXZ). You may have every reason to be bullish for the 2012 year over the course of 12 months. Nevertheless, there's no reason to let painful corrections or bearish periods wreak havoc on your portfolio.
You can listen to the ETF Expert Radio Show "LIVE", via podcast or on your iPod. You can follow me on Twitter @ETFexpert.
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Johan Santana, the former Mets star and now a pitcher for the Orioles, tore his Achilles' tendon and will miss the rest of the 2014 season.
It's a debilitating blow for a pitcher already trying to return to the majors after a second major shoulder surgery. Santana sustained the injury while in extended spring training, chasing after a hit ball.
Dan Duquette confirmed the tear. Santana had MRI. Tore the Achilles while chasing ball that hit him during extended spring start— Roch Kubatko (@masnRoch) June 6, 2014
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ASO, organizers of the Tour de France, unveiled the 2011 route for the Tour in Paris yesterday. Covering a total of 3,471 kilometres over 21 stages, the race is made up of 10 flat stages, a Team Time Trial, one individual time trial, six mountain stages (four with summit finishes) and three transition stages (what the organizers call 'medium mountain' stages).2011 will be the 100th anniversary of the Tour going through the Alps (starting with the Col du Galibier in 1911), so the race is heavily weighted towards the final stages in the Alps, including two ascents of the Galibier in back-to-back stages, and the highest finish in Tour history (2,645 metres) for the 18th stage. Alpe d'Huez is also back on the route.The biggest reduction is the amount of time trialling, only 64 kilometres in total. The 23 kilometre TTT is too short to open up any big gaps, and the 41 kilometre individual time trial, coming on the penultimate day, is unlikely to have a significant impact, after all the climbing in the previous days.


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"It's no rumor; we're closing," said store manager Robin Sexton. "We're going to miss our customers."
Sexton reported that relocations are being sought by company management for the 11 employees currently employed by the Bridgeton Fashion Bug, and Ilana Bagell, communications and corporate affairs manager for Charming Shoppes, Inc., acknowledged that these associates are invited to apply for transfer to another store.
The Fashion Bug store locations closest to Bridgeton are in the Park Place Shopping Center in Vineland, the Pennsville Shopping Center or the Double Tree Shopping Center in Glassboro.
"The company's decision to close this location is based on an ongoing process of analyzing the performance of the entire real estate portfolio," said Bagell. "Customers are encouraged to come in and take advantage of the store's closing sale, which is already in progress. Current offers include 40 percent off already marked-down prices."
Corporate data provided by Bagell shows 135-140 of 743 total Fashion Bug stores across the nation planned for closing in the current fiscal year.
Upper Deerfield Mayor Jim Crilley expressed disappointment at the closing of the Fashion Bug but reported that the township and economic development committees are taking action to ensure the loss of business in the area remains at a minimum.
"My philosophy is very simple: it costs a lot less money to go out and keep businesses here than bring businesses in," Crilley said, speaking on behalf of township leadership. "In the past two weeks, we've visited about 10 retail stores in the Carll's Corner area. One of those was Fashion Bug, and they informed us that this store is one of others not meeting their company's sales projections and closing at the same time. But most of the other stores (at Carll's Corner) have reported a very optimistic outlook, and a number of them are going beyond their sales projections."
Crilley named Peebles and Aldi as two stores doing well there and a Dollar General store and Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen as two businesses coming soon to this section of the township, with another national chain in the beginning stages of pursuing establishment at Carll's Corner. Upper Deerfield Deputy Mayor Bruce Peterson also made mention of the adult day care center coming to Highway 77 across from Love Lane, which is expected to bring 30 jobs or so to Upper Deerfield.
"These people don't just do that without studying and looking ahead, so I think they see possibly some light at the end of the tunnel as far as a rebound in the economy, and hopefully it'll materialize," Crilley said. "We're sorry to see the Fashion Bug leave; we hate to lose anybody, and they were a nice addition there for a number of years. But we have a real active economic development committee in the township headed by Ed Overdevest, and they're real concerned and work with us. We're working on it."
This focus on economic development by Upper Deerfield leadership will include the continuation of the retention program, featuring six to 10 visits per month to determine the status of local businesses and any problems local retailers may be able to use township guidance to address and rectify without leaving Upper Deerfield.
Crilley also said a business summit is being planned for mid to late May to feature speakers from the state and an opportunity for local businesses to confer on economic development in the area.
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MOBILE, Alabama -- A group of area teenagers wants school peers and the public to know about the dangers of abusing energy drinks, and they're taking their message on the road.
Armed with PowerPoint presentations, the members of the Mobile City-County Youth Council and Mobile Ambassadors are spreading the word that heavy volumes of high-caffeine drinks and shakes can trigger serious health issues.
A recent study by the American Academy of Pediatrics said energy drinks are under-studied, overused and potentially harmful to children and teens.
Possible ill effects include heart palpitations, seizures, strokes and even sudden death, according to the study, published in Pediatrics magazine.
Just last week, a 28-year-old Mobile woman dialed 911 complaining of heart difficulties after downing several energy drinks. Mobile Fire-Rescue medics found that the woman was having palpitations and nausea, according to spokesman Steve Huffman.
"You don't realize what's in the drinks," said Amy Hooper, a senior at Faith Academy who serves on the Youth Council.
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The amount of caffeine in some popular energy drinks more than doubles the 71 milligrams per 12 ounces the Federal Drug Administration limits in soft drinks.
Some of the contents in energy drinks, in addition to caffeine, are an amino acid called taurine, the stimulant guarana, sucrose, glucose and the artificial stimulant glucuronolactone.
For their research, the teens sat around a table and popped open some of the widely available and popular drinks for a taste. None of the teens had ever tried one before.
Many people don't realize that caffeine can be addictive, said Youth Council member Ajua Pogue, a sophomore at LeFlore High. It's a concern that she and the other teens are stressing.
They also tell audiences that the NCAA has prohibited taurine and guarana, and ruled that competing athletes cannot have high caffeine concentrations in their systems.
Up to half of adolescents and young adults consume energy drinks, according to the study in Pediatrics magazine. It reported data showing 5,448 caffeine overdoses in the U.S. in 2007, 46 percent of those in people under age 19.
Many parents, though, have never heard that the drinks may pose threats, said Jean Downing, who works with the Drug Education Council and oversees the Youth Council.
The presentation has garnered feedback.
For example, the teenagers have heard suggestions that they push for regulations to treat energy drink sales like cigarette sales, barring young buyers.
The teens said companies market the energy drinks by making the packaging colorful and hip.
"Most people drink them because they think they look cool," said Brook Herndon, a sophomore at Saraland High who is a Youth Ambassador.
Youth Council members are appointed by the Mobile City Council, the mayor and Mobile County commissioners.
The Mobile Ambassadors are high school students who serve under the guidance of the Youth Council, and are a liaison between the council and their respective schools.


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The 174th Attack Wing of the Air National Guard will open a new hangar Tuesday to house its remotely-piloted drone aircraft at Wheeler Sack Army Airfield at Fort Drum, near Watertown.
The $5.1 million hangar will house two MQ-9 Reaper drones operated by pilots at Hancock Field in Mattydale over restricted military air space at Fort Drum.
Among those expected at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday are Maj. Gen. Patrick Murphy, the adjutant general of New York; Maj. Gen. Verle Johnston, commander of the New York Air National Guard; and Col. Greg Semmel, commander of the 174th Attack Wing.
"This new hangar directly impacts the 174th Attack Wing's capability to execute daily flying operations from Fort Drum in support of the Air Combat Command's MQ-9 training syllabus, and directly impacts our ability to supply combat ready aircrew to the combatant commanders in support of worldwide operations," Semmel said in a statement.
The hangar is the first of several building projects for the Air National Guard at Fort Drum. Funding for a second hangar was approved by Congress in June. That hangar will be built in the coming year, according to Air National Guard officials.
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To find out what foods men should eat -- and which ones they should avoid -- we asked Dr. Edwin Robles, an assistant professor at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and a family practice physician for the University Physician Group. He's an osteopathic physician who looks for natural ways to prevent and treat medical conditions. He also knows what men will eat when left to their own devices.
Hold the hazelnut whipped cream
Research shows that one to two cups of coffee a day can be good for you. "Black coffee really has some benefits," Robles said. "It contains antioxidants, like chlorogenic acid, and it can help metabolize glucose for the diabetic. It certainly doesn't replace insulin, but it has the potential for preventing type-2 diabetes. And it's calorie-free, unless you drown it in sugar and flavored creamer. When you put that stuff in it, you're starting your day with empty calories."
The one- to two-cups-a-day limit is significant, Robles said. "I'm not talking about the Big Gulps you get at Turkey Hill. That's ridiculous. But in moderation, it does add to your daily fluid intake and can help prevent gallstones and pancreatitis."
Give your man a fish
Robles stressed the role of Omega 3 fatty acids in the fight to control high cholesterol. "Omega 3 fatty acids decrease overall cholesterol, decrease bad cholesterol (LDL or low-density lipoprotein) and decrease triglyceride levels, which can lead to atherosclerosis and pancreatitis," he said. "Fatty fish like salmon, mackerel and trout are great sources of omega 3 fatty acids, and the American Heart Association recommends two servings every week. A guy is more likely to grab fast food or microwaveable meals, which are more likely to be high in cholesterol." Buy some fresh fish and fire up the grill!
Holy avocado!
Here's one of Robles' favorite healthy substitutions. It's guaranteed to show off your cooking skills, even if you don't really have any. "Use avocado instead of butter or mayo as a spread on a sandwich," he said. "Now you're a gourmet cook. It's a nice alternative and contains high amounts of vitamin E, potassium and carotenoids." Carotenoids are antioxidants that strengthen the immune system and protect cells from the effects of cancer-causing free radicals. "And they're high in fiber, which helps fill you up," Robles added.
Mmmmmm good?
"When I was a bachelor, my cupboard was full of canned soup," Robles said. "And they are packed with sodium - across the board. Even the so-called 'healthy' varieties are loaded with salt. And take a close look at the serving size they use. Who eats just one cup of soup or half a packet of ramen noodles? We're talking about guys here."
The medical community recommends that our daily sodium intake not exceed the range of 1,500 to 2,400 milligrams per day - lower if there are health concerns. One teaspoon of salt contains 2,400 milligrams of sodium. One serving (or one cup or 8 ounces) of Progresso lentil soup contains 870 milligrams of sodium. One serving (or half a packet) of ramen noodle contains 890 milligrams of sodium. Eat a typical serving, and you could hit 1,780 milligrams just for lunch. Robles' advice? "Stay away from the soup."
Running without the bulls
Many soft drink manufacturers now promote their own brands of "energy drinks" - an unhealthy trend for male consumers, Robles said.
"There are so many energy drinks out there right now," Robles said. "They are high in sugar and caffeine, and they are marketed to athletes and people who want to be athletes. But the ingredients are not regulated at all, and they can be really bad for people with undiagnosed heart conditions. You want more energy? Eat a healthy diet. Exercise on a regular basis. Get plenty of sleep."
Robles pointed out an additional unhealthy trend -- energy drink cocktails. With names like "Headless Barman" and "1,2,3, Floor," these drinks combine the effects of alcohol and caffeine. The result? "The stimulant can keep you from realizing how intoxicated you are. After three or four drinks, you may feel like you've only had two."
Meal or no meal
It's tempting to wolf down nuts and raisins and assume that granola is a healthy snack. Look again, Robles warned. "You think they use magnets to hold those clusters together? They use sugar, honey and oil. They do have oats and nuts which can be healthy, but they offset it with added ingredients. Some of the granola bars even have stuff like chocolate chips and fudge topping. And they can be really poor in nutrients." Two granola bars (42 grams) contain 160 calories, with 50 calories coming from fat. Consider fruit and whole-grain crackers for a healthier snack.


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July 2, 2012
Seventeen MCLA Student Athletes named to MASCAC Spring All Academic Team
17 MCLA Trailblazers were honored by being named to the MASCAC All Academic Team. To recieve the honor, student athletes must have a 3.20 semester based or cumulative GPA.
May 3, 2012
Hobbs tabbed as second team All MASCAC selection
MCLA junior outfielder Kendra Hobbs was named to the All MASCAC second team this afternoon.
April 30, 2012
MCLA Loses Season Finale at Williams
MCLA came up short in its final games of the season to its western neighbors Williams College by scores of 7-3 and 11-2.
April 28, 2012
MCLA Honors Seniors Pirzl, Hager and Koumjian. Comes Up Short Vs. Rams
MCLA dropped their final two conference games of the season as they lost 3-0 and 11-3 to the Framingham State Rams at the Joe Zavattaro Complex on Saturday afternoon.
April 27, 2012
MCLA Softball snaps slide with sweep of Southern Vermont
The MCLA Softball team snapped a 13 game losing streak by sweeping visiting Southern Vermont. Ainsley MacDonald earned the game one win for MCLA.
April 24, 2012
MCLA Loses Pair at Westfield State
MCLA lost a doubleheader Tuesday as Westfield State blasted 32 hits in a 4-1, 23-2 double header sweep.
April 21, 2012
Trailblazers Slide Continues at Salem State
The Trailblazers of Mass. College of Liberal Arts were swept by Salem State University in a doubleheader today.
April 19, 2012
Trailblazers Fall to Gators
The Trailblazers softball team lost a pair to Sage College by scores of 12-1 and 11-1.
April 18, 2012
MCLA drops Non Conference game to Amherst 6-1
Kendra Hinkell belted an RBI double to account for the lone run in MCLA's loss to Amherst.
April 16, 2012
Trailblazers Go Down to Tough Bridgewater Team
MCLA fell to the top team in the MASCAC as Bridgewater posted victories of 8-0 and 12-1.
April 14, 2012
Trailblazers Can't Keep Lancers Bats Down
MCLA got beat by Worcester State in a pair of teams tied in conference play with a record of 2-2.
April 10, 2012
Trailblazers No-Hit As They Lose a Pair at Springfield
The Trailblazers scored only one run all afternoon as they were swept at Springfield College 7-0 and 9-1.
April 6, 2012
Koumjian Collects Five Hits But MCLA Loses Two
The MCLA softball team dropped a pair of games in MASCAC action this afternoon, losing game one, 6-3 and game two, 6-5 at Coolidge Park.
April 1, 2012
MCLA Offense Explodes for 31 Runs in MASCAC Sweep
MCLA opened the MASCAC season by scoring thirty-one runs in a pair of victories over Mass. Maritime. MCLA busted open a close game midway through the opener en route to a 10-3 victory.
March 29, 2012
Hobbs Homers Twice But Trailblazers Lose Two
The Skidmore College softball team picked up a pair of wins in Wednesday's doubleheader sweep of MCLA at Thoroughbred Field.
March 25, 2012
Trailblazers Drop Two In Return to Action
Kaitland Hager, Angelica Perfido and Kendra Hobbs all had big days, but it wasn't enough as MCLA dropped a pair to Bay Path.
March 16, 2012
MCLA Wraps up Florida Trip
The Trailblazers lost a pair on the final day of their Florida swing by scores of 11-2 and 3-0.
March 15, 2012
MCLA Snaps Losing Streak Wins Game Two
MCLA ended an eight game losing streak with an 8-3 victory over North Park in game two of their double-header in Florida today.
March 13, 2012
Softball suffers defeats to Richard Stockton and New Jersey City
The MCLA Softball team dropped a pair of games today, falling to New Jersey City 15-1 in the opener before succombing to Richard Stockton 14-1 in the nightcap.
March 11, 2012
Trailblazers Fall in Florida
MCLA softball lost a pair down south today by scores of 10-2 and 15-4.
March 10, 2012
MCLA drops a pair of games in Fort Myers
The MCLA softball team fell to both Mitchell College and Nichols College this afternoon in Fort Myers, Fl.
March 10, 2012
Trailblazers Get Mixed Results on Opening Day
Ainsley MacDonald earned the season opening win in MCLA's 9-1 win over RIT.
March 7, 2012
New Look MCLA Softball team begins season Friday
Led by senior Kayla Koumjian, the MCLA softball team will begin play this Friday when they battle RIT.
February 29, 2012
Softball selected seventh in MASCAC preseason Poll
Led by second year head coach Mike Ameen, the MCLA Softball team will open up its season on March 9th in Fort Myers, Fl.
January 30, 2012
MCLA's Hager creates Mentoring program for at risk youths
MCLA senior Kaitland Hager has created a mentoring program for local at risk youth.


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Who: Glen Ridge (14-5-2) vs. Shore Regional (15-6-1)
When: Sunday, 10 a.m.
Where: The College of New Jersey, Ewing
Glen Ridge: Meghan MacDonald (Sr. M, 10 goals, 10 assists), Tomison Kennedy (Fr. F, eight goals, 12 assists), Paige Smith (Sr. M, seven goals, nine assists), Ryanne Ege (Fr. GK, three shutouts, 1.43 goals against average)
Shore Regional: Samantha McDonough (So. M, 15 goals, 11 assists), Caroline Slater (Sr. M, 14 goals, two assists), Jesse McDonough (Sr. M, 10 goals, 11 assists), Amanda Olsen (Sr. GK), Katie Colaguori (Fr. GK) (combined five shutouts, 1.78 goals against average).
Shore has received more than one goal from a player in only five games this season, so the key for it is to continue its use of a balanced offense and attack from all directions. Glen Ridge must find a way for its other talented players to score so the end result will not totally fall on the shoulders of midfielder and Boston College commit MacDonald, who no doubt will be marked tightly when she ventures into the offensive third.
Glen Ridge is making its third appearance in the Group 1 state final, having won the title in 2001 and lost in 2007. Shore is making its first appearance in a state championship match. In fact, only one other Shore Conference team has appeared in the Group 1 final; Rumson lost to Glen Rock in 1999.
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Goalie Scott Clemmensen did more skating Tuesday night than some of the Devils' forwards.
He was pulled the first of four times with 8:03 remaining in the third period and the Devils wound up fighting back by scoring two goals with Clemmensen on the bench for an extra attacker.
But with more than eight minutes left?
"I wasn't that surprised," Clemmensen said. "We were on the power play and we were down by multiple goals."
Some of his teammates were surprised.
"A little bit," said Paul Martin, who scored the first goal. "You don't see that too often. When you're down by three, it's a good move."
Patrik Elias scored the secind goal with 21.5 seconds left.
"It was a good call to pull the goalie," Elias said. "There was just not enough time."
It was certainly an interesting finish courtesy of a gambling coach.
"I was surprised, but it was definitely the right play," left winger Zach Parise said. "Why not? Why protect a loss?"


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SHERBURN - Jon Traetow played an integral role in helping the St. Cloud Technical & Community College Cyclones qualify for an appearance in the National Junior College Athletic Association's Division III national baseball tournament last month.
While the No. 2-ranked Cyclones compiled a 1-2 record during the national tournament May 19-21 at Mike Carter Field in Tyler, Texas, the hard-hitting Traetow went 4-for-9 with a pair of RBIs to draw the attention of scouts from the Northwoods League.
The NJCAA All-American candidate then quickly returned to Minnesota to pack his bats, gloves and spikes before heading for Alexandria, where he signed a two-week contract to play for the Beetles.
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GOING DEEP — St. Cloud Technical & Community College slugger Jon Traetow hammers a pitch during regular-season baseball action. Traetow and the Cyclones produced a 1-2 record at the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III national baseball tournament at Mike Carter Field in Tyler, Texas, on May 19-21. (Photo courtesy of Judy Traetow)
"They (Northwoods League teams) don't tell you how long you'll be there, but the contract is a minimum of 10 days and then they re-evaluate you to see if they want to keep you," said Traetow.
The Northwoods League is an invitation-only league that showcases the top collegiate baseball players in the Upper Midwest.
The former Martin County West High School three-sport athletic standout generated a .241 batting average, including a double and a home run, with five RBIs during his eight-game stint with Alexandria, but opted to return home to Sherburn for a much needed respite.
"They (the Beetles) wanted him to stay and continue to play with them this summer, but I think he's exhausted and needs a break from baseball for a while," said David Traetow, Jon's father. "He's played a lot of games during the past couple of months."
While Jon Traetow will likely rejoin the Fox Lake Foxes amateur baseball team later this summer, the NJCAA all-Region 13 selection now must figure out which diamond he will be playing on this fall.
"I'm looking for a place to go next year, but I haven't made a decision yet," Traetow said in reference to the next step in his collegiate baseball career. "Playing in the national tournament was an unbelievable experience - definitely something that I'll remember for the rest of my life.
"As a team, we didn't do as well as we had hoped in the tournament, but I'm still very satisfied with our overall season (36-7 overall record)."
Indeed. Traetow earned all-conference accolades this spring by topping the Cyclones in batting average (.430), home runs (8) and RBIs (47), in addition for tying for the team lead in doubles (20). The smooth-swinging outfielder also connected for three triples, in addition to producing an .818 slugging mark and a .520 on-base percentage.
With impressive statistics like those, Traetow should have numerous offers from collegiate baseball programs waiting on the table.
"I'm keeping my options open at this time. I'd love to continue playing (college) baseball, but I also need to go to a school where my (academic) credits transfer so that I can earn my degree in two years," said Traetow.
Traetow is majoring in mass communications with a public relations specialty.


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Contributed by Valerie Sisson, director of Chandler Regional Medical Center's rehabilitation services.
Question: A family member recently had a stroke. What kind of therapy is necessary after a stroke?
Answer: A person has a stroke when the blood flow to their brain has been disrupted. Within minutes of not receiving oxygen and blood, brain cells begin to die and loss of brain function occurs. The lost brain function can include impaired ability with movement, speech, thinking and memory, and other vital functions. The kind of therapy or rehabilitation needed varies based on individual stroke outcomes.
The goal of stroke rehabilitation is to help the patient return to the highest level of functioning and independence possible, while improving the overall quality of life physically, emotionally and socially.
Chandler Regional Medical Center's Outpatient Rehabilitation Services Department provides physical, occupational and speech therapy, which are the three most common therapies needed after a stroke.
Occupational therapy focuses on improving a patient's ability to perform functions needed for everyday life. Physical therapy helps patients achieve independence and mobility by improving strength, flexibility and functional movement. Speech therapy focuses on improving a patients' verbal and non-verbal communication skills, problem-solving abilities, concentration, memory, voice quality and ability to swallow so they can safely eat and drink.
The rehabilitation therapists at Chandler Regional also treat many other neurological conditions caused by brain tumors, Parkinson's disease, spinal-cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, and orthopedic, sports or industrial injuries.
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The Alabama Crimson Tide is coming off a huge 34-24 win over Virginia Tech this past weekend in Atlanta and we're sure you've got a ton of questions for Coach Saban as he prepares his team for its home opener against Florida International.
All you have to do is respond in the comments section below with your question, your first name and where you're from. We'll take the best questions each week and Coach Saban will answer them live on the air.


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This is a great way to serve tilapia fish fillets: healthy, flavorful, and quick.
It is nice to just open the freezer and see a bag of the fish fillets and marinade all ready to go. It makes an already easy dish even easier! You'll just need time for it to thaw and then the flour, salt, pepper, and oil to dredge and cook.
It would be great served with fresh lime wedges and rice (coconut rice, cauliflower "rice") with steamed veggies or salad.
To keep this TERRAfit-friendly, use whole grain flour.
- 4 tilapia fillets (4-5 oz each)
- zest of 1 lime, plus 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 1/2 tablespoons honey
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1/2 cup all-purpose or whole wheat flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-2 tablespoons olive oil
- lime wedges for serving
- Fish and Marinade: In a small bowl, whisk together lime juice and zest, olive oil, honey, salt, pepper, and garlic. Place the tilapia in a gallon-size resealable bag and pour the marinade on top of the fish. Press the air out of the bag, seal it, and refrigerate for at least an hour, up to 4 hours.Flip the bag over once or twice during the marinading time.
- Dredging and Cooking: In a shallow dish, whisk together flour, salt and pepper. Heat the olive oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat until rippling and hot. Dredge each tilapia fillet in the flour, coating both sides lightly. Cook the fillets for 3-5 minutes per side without moving the fish while it cooks. Adjust the cooking time as needed, depending on the thickness of the fillet. Cook in batches, if necessary, so the skillet isn't overcrowded.
- Serve immediately with lime wedges.
- Whisk together the marinade ingredients as described above. Place the tilapia in a gallon-size resealable bag and pour the marinade on top of the fish. Press the air out of the bag, seal it. Freeze.
- Remove bag from freezer the night before or morning of and place it in the refrigerator. Let the fish marinate while it thaws. Flip the bag over once or twice during the marinading time. Then dredge and cook as directed above.
If the tilapia fillets are already frozen and you plan to store this as a freezer meal, do not thaw the fillets before preparing for the freezer. Just keep them frozen and add them to a bag with the marinade.
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Two drivers representing Decker Truck Line Inc. were awarded honors during the 2012 Iowa Truck Driving Championships held at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Altoona.
Stan Giddings took second place in the five-axle flatbed class. Dean Filmer took third place in the five-axle sleeper berth class.
Filmer is also a member of the Iowa Motor Truck Association's Road Team.
During the Iowa Truck Driving Championships, sponsored by the Iowa Motor Truck Association and the Iowa Council of Safety Management, approximately 116 professional truck drivers participated in a two-day event. All the drivers were tested in four areas: pre-trip vehicle inspection, written examination, personal interview, and driving skills. There were eight classes of competition: three-axle van, four-axle van, five-axle van, flatbed, tank, twin trailer, straight truck and sleeper berth.
To participate, the driver must have an accident-free record 12 months prior to the event, have been employed by the same company for one year, and been actively performing the duties of a professional truck driver for 12 months prior to the event. The driver must also possess an outstanding attitude and have illustrated a commitment and dedication to safety.
The truck driving championships are the only competition held for professional truck drivers and the caliper of participants is outstanding. The Iowa Truck Association is a trade association located in Des Moines and represents the interest of the trucking industry in Iowa.
Decker Truck Line Inc. in business since 1931, is under the sole ownership of Don Decker, with its corporate office in Fort Dodge. Additional terminals are located in Davenport; Mediapolis; Hammond, Ind.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Missoula, Mont.; and Bessemer, Ala. Decker is a diversified carrier transporting flatbed, refrigerated and dry van freight to the 48 contiguous states and seven Canadian provinces.


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(also with spelling 'demagog'; plural: 'demagogues')
(pronunciation: the letters 'g' are said with a 'g' sound as in "gun", but in the word 'demagogy' which means 'the character and practice of 'demagogue', the first 'g' is said with a 'g' sound as in "gun" and the second 'g' is said with a 'g' sound as in "judge", however, in the word 'demagoguery' which means the same as 'demagogue', both 'g's' are said with a 'g' sound as in "gun")
a political leader who tries to gain or has gained power by exciting popular feelings rather than by reasoned argument, i.e. by trying to make people follow him/her not because of the real cause or purpose but because of sentiments being exploited; an agitator;
(usage in ancient times) a popular leader of the common people;
a good speaker,
Even though what Robert says is true, the rest of the committee members brush him off as a mere demagogue who is using his influence to agitate the public.
Some people consider Hitler of Germany, Fidel Castro of Cuba, George Bush of the USA, etc. as the modern demagogues.
In many countries around the world, the political systems are getting worst day by day because of the demagogues who mislead the common people into believing that they are going to see heaven on earth!
Whenever there is a special occasion at our school, we invite some noted demagogues to make speeches that are inspirational to our teachers and students.


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This year's business EXPO was a great success, with 90 exhibitors and well over 1,000 attendees. Once again, we partnered with the St. Tammany Parish Public school system and hosted the big event at Lakeshore High School.
Lakeshore's beautiful facility offers a perfect fit for our exhibitors to showcase all of their products and services to the attendees. And of course, I'd like to once again thank all of our other sponsors who help us present these valuable events: NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune, The Lake 94.7, Gurtner Zuniga and Abney CPAs, Ochsner North Shore and Sophisticated Woman Magazine.
Exhibitors began the day with a special luncheon, sponsored by Humana and prepared by K. Gee's, and were then able to take in two seminars, organized by our Small Business Council. The first seminar, entitled "Media Mania," featured a panel of distinguished speakers, including Janet Fabre Smith of Fabre Smith and Company; Cara Herrin of PUSH Design Group; Tim Kreller of NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune; Brian Shirey of Northshore Broadcasting; and Jennifer Stringer of Charter Media.
Lauren Coudrain of The Coudrain Group facilitated the second seminar on "The Hidden Gems of Social Media." We received great feedback from both sets of participants, and our Small Business Council looks forward to providing more workshops in the future.
As mentioned in this column before, this was our 20th year of presenting EXPO. And every year, it has gotten bigger and better. Our exhibitors are continuously using creative ways to present new technologies and innovative services.
Some of the more interesting ones this year included the Center for Women's Health, offering "entertainment ultrasounds" for expectant mothers who wanted a quick picture of their bundle of joy. Menu Express Restaurant Delivery Services had multiple restaurant meals delivered to their booth throughout the day, which they shared with the attendees, including some Mexican favorites from Carretta's Grill.
Some of the new technologies that were demonstrated included AXI Education Solution's Smart Boards, Owyls Techology & Media's security camera systems and UV-Clean's ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) system to kill and destroy viruses, bacteria, yeast, and mold in hospitals, schools, correctional facilities, commercial, and residential homes.
This year for the first time, we encouraged our exhibitors to invite non-profit organizations to share a double booth space in order to give the non-profits additional visibility. The businesses and organizations that partnered for our event included St. Tammany Parish Hospital and the St. Tammany Hospital Foundation, as well as Bruno & Bruno/Anytime Fitness with the Methodist Home for Children of Greater New Orleans. We are glad they were able to join us. If you weren't able to participate, there's always next year!
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"In 2008 British columnist Ann Billson wrote, 'Horror movies have always been a way of addressing our most unspeakable fears and desires... (they) draw on metaphors that are not polished and hermetically sealed, but misshapen or amorphous, like the monsters themselves, which leaves all the more room for individuals to interpret them on a personal level.' If the metaphors were stripped away and the horror was presented in a raw, honest form, could an audience handle it? The Profane Exhibit is willing to test, and obliterate, those boundaries."The Profane Exhibit is a horror-themed anthology film set for release in 2013.The film will have twelve segments, and a wraparound story (22 Rue des Martyrs and Epilogue) involving a secret society in Paris where the world's richest and most depraved trade true stories of unspeakable atrocities. Like any good anthology, The Profane Exhibit has a gimmick to draw viewers in. In this case, it's a roster of directors responsible for some of the screwiest, bloodiest and most disturbing films ever made. Listed below are the filmmakers, their contribution, and some of their most infamous works:
— Jason Hignite, HorrorHound Magazine
- Bridge by Ruggero Deodato, director of Cannibal Holocaust and House on the Edge of the Park.
- Manna by Michael T. Schneider, co-creator of August Undergrounds Mordum.
- Tochka by Andrey Iskanov, director of Nails, Visions of Suffering and Philosophy of a Knife.
- GoodWife by Ryan Nicholson, director of Live Feed, Gutterballs and Hanger.
- Mors in Tabula by Marian Dora, director of Cannibal, The Angel's Melancholy and Carcinoma.
- Tophet Quorom by Sergio Stivaletti, special effects technician for a number of Giallo, and assorted Italian horror films.
- Viral by José Mojica Marins, creator of the Coffin Joe franchise.
- Coltan by Richard Stanley, director of Hardware and The Abandoned.
- The Hell-Chef by Yoshihiro Nishimura, director of Tokyo Gore Police and Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl.
- Sins of the Father by Nacho Vigalondo, director of Los Cronocrimenes.
- Mother May I by Anthony Diblasi, director of Dread, Cassadaga and Missionary.
- Basement by... um... Uwe Boll, director of Seed and Rampage.
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Paris, FranceWhat is left to attain when money and power have been conquered? Meet a group of societal elite whose only derive pleasure from two things; forcing humans into acts of unspeakable depravity and then gloating their conquests to their peers. A secret room deep in the underbelly of Paris, "The Room of Souls", will serve as axis mundi... the center of the world... for those who feed on the corruption of human nature.
Corruption of influence
Umbria, Italy
Corruption of innocence
Edmonton, CanadaConsuming your mate makes you stronger. Ridiculous? Ask the praying mantis... ask the scorpion... ask the black widow. A cult of women, under the banner of the Latrodectus black widow, practice the ultimate form of Vorarephilia in an attempt to claim the highest form of female dominance.
Corruption of dominance
Khabarovsk, RussiaThe young Anna was sold in an underground brothel for sadists, addicts and sexual perverts by her own father, but she vainly tries to run away. Her attempts to escape resulted in her punishment making her a heroin addict. Her third escape attempt results in a spectacle of torture and violence.
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Vancouver, CanadaJohn has the perfect life, the perfect marriage, but there's something he isn't telling his lovely wife. When she finds out exactly what her husband is up to most nights, the tables turn and things get extremely bloody.
Corruption of family
Mors in Tabula
Berlin, GermanyA woman places her life in hands of doctor who offers her a chance for life. But, in the hands of a monster, this level of trust presents an opportunity for gratification reserved only for God.
Corruption of trust
Tophet Quorom
Rome, ItalyA pious nun is abducted off the streets of Rome. Her purity eroded through weeks of torture and depravity. Her existence is rendered down to a primal, feral creature whose essence is blood and violence.
Corruption of the pure
Sao Paolo, BrazilCharacter, integrity, self-esteem, honor... while these are honorable traits, they become expendable in the face of the enticement of fame. For one young woman, the journey to fame will lead her down a path of degradation, ruination, defilement, and debasement. Is the pay-off worth the price?
Corruption of fame
Cape Town, South AfricaThe value of a rare metal causes unspeakable atrocities against men, women, and even children. A documentarian goes deep into Africa to give us a glimpse into the mining of coltan, the most common metal in all portable electronic devices. How many cell phones, mp3 players, tablets, etc. are in your home? How many innocent lives are you directly responsible for?
Corruption of wealth
Jigoku No Chorishi (The Hell-Chef)
Tokyo, JapanA mysterious parasol-carrying woman witnesses a young girl seducing a man back to her apartment... to murder him. But, when the young girl is unable to complete her task, the parasol-carrying woman instructs the girl on the finer points of killing and the arts of culinary cannibalism. And yet, even that does not go as planned in this tale of fetish and food.
Corruption of curiosity
Sins of the Father
Getxo, SpainWhen a son forces his father to answer for his sexual deviancy, cameras are rolling... and an audience awaits. However, which is more entertaining, justice or defilement? Will a son's hunger for revenge lead him back to hell?
Corruption of revenge
Mother May I
Los Angeles, CaliforniaIn a Catholic half-way house for wayward girls, Mabel is doing her best to please the Head Mother. Repeated acts of violent discipline against the other girls have Mabel terrified and willing to do whatever to avoid such pain. But, when a seemingly minor indiscretion brings the Head Mother's attention to Mabel, will she be willing to do what it takes to appease the nun's aggression?
Corruption of religion
Los Angeles, CaliforniaA man's life in the upstairs of his house is very different from his life in the basement.
Corruption of home
Paris, FranceTomorrow is worse than today.
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|By Bballerd7 (Bballerd7) on Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 04:14 pm: Edit
I'd like a list of all the U's that offer this interesting major.
If I wanted to go out of state for instance, to, say, Univ. of Georgia (yeah pretty random if your from CA), how would I know they have this major?
In CA, what schools have a good Law & Society program?
and out of state too you know...I want everywhere in America.
|By Mini (Mini) on Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 04:35 pm: Edit
Why not go to the best in the country? (if you can get in....)
|By Bballerd7 (Bballerd7) on Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 05:09 pm: Edit
Sorry, that's a lil too dweeby if you ask me (lol).
I need a party, huge type university, you know, somethin that's "University of...", yet is up there academically.
If you know more or anyone else knows, 'ppreciate it.
|By Davidrune (Davidrune) on Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 05:26 pm: Edit
Amherst might seem like a small university, but with the 5-university consortium it has the resources of a big university.
There are four universities within I think a 10 mile radius of Amherst, paticularly U-Mass, Amherst. Therefore you can go party at U-Mass, yet enjoy the academic resources of Amherst.
|By Kriskrass (Kriskrass) on Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 06:04 pm: Edit
UCSD has a political science / public law and a law and society minor.
|By Bballerd7 (Bballerd7) on Saturday, August 21, 2004 - 07:43 pm: Edit
UCSB has it too, I heard they're great. Is that true
|By Musicfan805 (Musicfan805) on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 02:49 am: Edit
I'm pretty sure UC Riverside has a Law and Society major. Check it out. www.ucr.edu
|By Thenarrator (Thenarrator) on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 12:07 pm: Edit
its not a "University of"...but Oberlin in Ohio has a law and society program.
|By Dave72 (Dave72) on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 12:11 pm: Edit
But Oberlin is definitely not a party school!
|By Alexandre (Alexandre) on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 12:12 pm: Edit
Bballerd, there is nothing "dweeby" about Amherst and Oberlin. I personaly prefer larger schools, but I greatly respect and admire the elite LAC institutions, and Amherst and Oberlin are awesome. Furthermore, Amherst is an awesome college town, which includes several other high profile colleges and universities. Altogether, there are roughly 40,000 residents and 50,000 college students in that town. If you want parties and fun, you will have your fair share.
|By Carolyn (Carolyn) on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 05:30 pm: Edit
Since you asked about schools in California, take a look at the Law & Society program at UC Santa Barbara. Definitely a party school too!
|By Daffodil22 (Daffodil22) on Sunday, August 22, 2004 - 10:20 pm: Edit
American U has Law & Society.
Then again, at most schools it should be possible to combine legal studies/ sociology if you look into it (double major, major minor).
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Hey Brandon. I hope your week is going well. I wanted to touch base with you to go over some stuff. As I told you before, I'm a fan blogger for
Knowing that most media outlets are going to focus on football related information, I'm going to try and go the other way and ask you more about you and less about football. Though you likely haven't been to RU for a fan fest or the Spring game, I know how much a lot of the younger players (like your future self) really enjoy meeting all the kids that show up and how much of a role model you truly are to them when they meet you. I'm hoping giving fans this type of access can help young kids relate to you better and use you as a role model.
So how has the weather been down there?
The weather has been ridiculous!
How much snow have you seen so far this insane winter?
I have seen over 25 inches of snow and the winds are crazy too. But I guess I will have to get used to it coming to
Well…we don't get that much snow up here. We've barely gotten any snow the past 8 years so this winter was as much of a surprise as it was for you. I just hope this year's football season has better weather than last year. It seemed every game was in the rain, cold, snow, wind, or a multiple of them. It was pretty brutal. I was almost happy to go to
So do you have any nicknames you go by?
A lot of the guys from school call me "B" or just "Coleman". Nothin drastic.
No one calls you BC? I'd think someone would pick up on that considering that movie 10,000 B.C. came out a few years back.
What is your favorite food?
I have a lot of favorite foods. It just all depends on the occasion. I would say I am somewhat of a picky eater, but I try new foods every so often.
Buffalo wings or boneless buffalo wings?
Buffalo wings, hot with blue cheese…all day.
Since nearly everyone your age loves video games, what is your favorite game and why?
Honestly, I don't play video games. I don't have a game system, but when I do go over some friends' houses I like to play the Wii because it is real competitive and a nice side workout.
You know out of all the interviews I've done, you are the first young guy that's said he doesn't play video games much. Then again, you're also the first that said he likes the Wii the best so maybe you'll be better than some of the other guys at it.
What type of music and movies do you prefer and why?
Music all depends on the mood I am in. I listen to gospel, slow jamz, R&B, rap, and hip hop. Movies…I don't like scary movies, but I like comedy, drama, and romance. My favorite movie forever and always is the Lion King, because it teaches so many lessons and it's a classic.
Oddly enough B, I had a friend growing up that loved that movie. You sound like you have a pretty big soft side to you.
What made you decide to play or focus on football after played basketball for so long?
Actually, I have played both sports pretty much all my life, since I was about 5. I chose football because it opens more doors for me at the next level. With basketball, my skills are a dime a dozen, but football it's a big difference. Don't get me wrong, I still love basketball and I will miss playing.
I know there's a lot of guys on the team that love to play so you'll get your shot. Playing other sports a lot of times helps you with football, especially with your footwork, so it's good that you like to play.
Did anyone have an influence on you making the wholesale change to football?
Nobody influenced me. All my family supported me and helped me through this process.
What position did you play for basketball?
In basketball I play power forward.
Did you get recruited for basketball by colleges and were you ever thinking about playing both?
Going into my junior year, I was getting recruited by schools like George Mason,
What has basketball taught you that you've used in football the most?
Basketball has taught me teamwork and it taught me how to move without the ball to try and get open, same principle.
What is your favorite subject in school and why?
My favorite subject is anatomy and physiology because the body is so interesting to me and with me being an athlete, I like knowing or having a better idea of what is going on with my body.
That's interesting. I don't think you see many young guys with interest in those subjects, but knowing how sports medicine has advanced and so many guys involved with sports turn to that as a potential major.
Do you feel that will influence your selection of a major at
It can surely go into how I decide on a major. For the time being, I am going in undecided.
What do you look forward to happening for the rest of your senior year?
The rest of my senior year I want to finish strong in school and leave a good impression on my school before I leave as well.
Which one of your family members has had the biggest influence on you and why?
My older brother was my biggest influence, because he and I have this relationship where we can talk about anything and he was there for me. My mom and dad were right there too. I love my family and between all three of them they changed my life in a positive way.
What has been the single biggest positive influence or change in your life and why?
The biggest influence in my life is God and that's all I have to say.
What are you looking forward to the most in going away to college?
Just starting the new chapter in my life and the next step into becoming a man. The experience, the education, the network, and of course to play football.
What does your family think about you going away to school?
My family is proud of me and it will be an adjustment for all of us, but we will make it work. It's only, at most, 4 hours away driving, which is reasonable.
What part of home will you miss the most and why?
I will miss the kitchen. I love to eat, and whenever I'm hungry the kitchen never fails me.
Who do you look forward to seeing in the stands the most when you take the field?
My mother and my father because they are my #1 fans always and forever no matter what.
If you could play any other position on the field regardless of height, weight, etc…what position would it be?
Defensive end, because I always wanted to go against offensive lineman and see how dirty it can get in the trenches.
You definitely have the height and the length for that position. Knowing how crazy college can be, how your bodies are still filling out, and how a lot of young guys get the opportunity to try so many areas on the field (which typically doesn't happen in high school), you never know. One of the BE's best players two years ago, Conner Barwin from Cincinnati, was an OK TE before swapping to DE and tearing the league up to become a second round pick for the Texans. I'm sure you'll excel in what you do.
I do like the way you sit down in the zone, catch with your hands, and turn up field. A lot of great receivers and/or tight ends have that trait and it really helps their quarterback to have a target and a guy who can catch the ball quick and turn.
What part of playing college football has you the most excited?
The fact that there is an opportunity to play as a true frosh excites me the most.
What pro football player do you compare your playing style to the most and why?
Andre Johnson…he gets the job done and tries to always put his team in a situation to be successful. He doesn't boast or brag.
What is your best asset as a football player?
My mind, football is 90% mental and if your mind isn't in it, then it's not going to work out, because you have to be able to overcome adversity when playing.
What message would you tell young men that are like you?
Stay hungry and stay humble!
What message do you have for
I'm excited to join the Scarlet Nation and can't wait to win some championships!
Thank you for your time and we all look forward to seeing you this summer once you make it up to RU. Keep training, working hard, and don't forget to finish all your runs! Good luck.


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POULSBO — Beth Worthington isn't afraid to try something new. In her 40s, Worthington began competing in triathlons. She can also be found working out at Kitsap Crossfit, which she has done for about two years. The secret is to just put on your shoes and go, she said.
Worthington just added one more activity to her list: being a director of the North Kitsap School Board.
Worthington defeated Doug Prichard for the District 3 position Nov. 5. As of 8:15 p.m. Election Day, Worthington had 4,229 votes to Prichard's 2,707. She will succeed Kenneth Ames, who lost in the primary.
Since the primary election, Worthington has gone out almost every Saturday to listen to the community, she said. It's helped her realize the importance of the position.
Like her opponent, Worthington believes the biggest issue she will face is getting a levy passed once the current four-year levy expires. The majority of decision making will most likely be made before she begins working in January, but she will still need to help the district advocate the levy to the public. Worthington will also do what she can to help the district engage more with the community, she said. She wants to begin collecting data on program efficiency to find out what is working and what needs to be improved.
Though she's studied the issues and district data, she will need to continue to learn. Like preparing for a triathlon, Worthington will just need to keep at it, she said.
Worthington is a senior systems engineer for FGS-LLC, a Navy contractor. She has lived in Suquamish for 19 years and has one child in the school district; another child graduated from the district and is attending college.
Her work in education has included examiner, judge and board member for the Washington State Quality Award, and serving on the school district's budget committee for 2013-14.
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Meanwhile, Prichard — a vice president of Bentall Kennedy, a real estate investment advisory and services company — said he still has a child in the school district and may run again.
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WORCESTER - Two Worcester men were arraigned Monday at District Court after an alleged shooting incident at the YMCA at 766 Main St. Sunday afternoon.
Jesus Benitez, 22, and Luis Angel Rosario, 19, were arrested on firearms charges after the incident Sunday, police said.
According to police, Benitez fired a gunshot at the YMCA on Main Street on Sunday afternoon. Several vehicles were damaged in the parking lot of the YMCA, but, according to reports, no one was injured.
An off-duty state trooper saw the incident, reported it to police and followed the suspects' Nissan Altima in his own vehicle. The off-duty trooper told police which direction the Nissan was traveling and that the passenger in the suspect's vehicle threw an object out of the vehicle into a wooded lot on Lafayette Street. According to police, the trooper believed the object tossed from the car was a gun, so he stayed at the wooded lot as the suspects drove along.
Police met the trooper at the lot and were informed that the Nissan stopped at Hermon Street to pick up more men, according to a report.
The trooper provided a description of the suspect who fired the gun. According to police, the Nissan was located in a parking lot and two suspects were seen on Bigelow Street. The suspects were stopped by police officers in the area while the trooper was brought to the location. The trooper identified the suspects.
According to police, a semi-automatic handgun was found at the wooded lot and the suspects were placed under arrest.
Benitez, of 17 Upland Gardens, Worcester, is being charged with carrying a loaded firearm without a license, firearm within 500 feet of a dwelling, carrying a firearm without a license and armed assault to murder.
Rosario, of 318 Hamilton St., Worcester is being charged with carrying a loaded firearm without license and carrying a firearm without a license.
Benitez and Rosario were held without bail after requesting to be assigned a court-appointed lawyer on Monday during separate arraignments. They will appear in court again on April 10.