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Logan Says:
January 14th, 2009 at 9:27 am
When I was young I playing and told it was time to leave. I through a fit that (I'm told) lasted 5+ hours. Sometime children can't see past the fun they are having. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless it happens again. That's my advice from the cheap seats.
Amy Says:
January 14th, 2009 at 2:48 pm
Um, you should…I have no idea. I just keep focusing on the getting pregnant part. I thought that was the hard part. In my fantasy world, everything after that is easy.
sara Says:
January 14th, 2009 at 3:54 pm
Siena is pretty good about telling you when something is wrong – so I agree with Logan up there – she was probably just having so much fun at home. However, if you can't shake the feeling that something isn't quite right at school you can always ask the teacher. I've had to do that before and I think they're used to it… "it" being us sensitive-parent types!
Laura Says:
January 14th, 2009 at 4:12 pm
Thanks. I was leaning toward the "just having fun playing" too, but then they had me pick her up early today. So now I'm leaning toward getting sick? But she doesn't really seem sick? And the teacher thought she seemed normal yesterday, but then "tired or something" today. So who knows. . . we'll wait and see.
Laura Says:
January 14th, 2009 at 4:15 pm
Oh, and Amy — you stay right where you are, in the fantasy world. Don't think too much about what the reality will be like — they say that stress can make it harder to conceive, right? Best to avoid the reality until it's screaming in your face, or asking to stay home from school.


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SF Bike Expo, 2009
Were you there? Sasha was! Sorry if you missed out – the swap was great, and so were the races! I started the day a little prematurely, thinking the event started at 9, when doors actually opened at 10. No problem tho. A little extra time for breakfast put me in a great mood to ride out to Cow Palace for the event. The swap was awesome – much bigger than I expected and there were deals to be had! I snagged a seat for the bike I am building, as well as a cinelli ti stem and some old frog leg brakes for the Ibis Mojo I am building in DC. Needles to say, I am excited. The cyclocross races were also great and it was pretty awesome to be able to watch a cross race and see downhill riders doing flips and spins in the background. My buddies Jackie and Thayne both raced and got muddy with the Mens Bs, but I had to leave the palace to get back to the shop. Anyway, next year I will be there again, hopefully with a little more cash in hand. If you have a moment, check out some of the photos I took there. In retrospect I should have snapped a few more, especially of the swap meet, but I was too busy digging through parts bins. Sorry.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- New beginnings were aplenty on Staten Island the last seven days.
Officials formally announced a new era for the beachfront.
A borough athlete achieved a lifelong quest and now has a new mountain to climb.
And an official at a Staten Island facility announced he's leaving to take on a new challenge.
Meanwhile, a heroic water rescue saved the life of an emotionally disturbed man.
Who was Staten Island's "Newsmaker of the Week?"
Borough President James Molinaro
Officials broke ground on $12.2M in improvements on the Ocean Breeze beachfront that will create a new home for the Victory Diner and fun-and-sun amenities for kids, an issue the beep has been instrumental in pushing. Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe credited Molinaro for the renaissance: "You can't take for granted this type of legacy. I stand in awe."
Marcus Browne
The Clifton resident and light-heavyweight boxer officially guaranteed himself a spot competing in the 2012 Summer Olympics, with a 12-6 three-round decision against Felix Valera of the Dominican Republic.
ESU officers
Four officers from the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit -- Detective Joe Fermaint, Sgt. Anthony Lisi, P.O. Ralph Stallone and Detective Ed Birmingham -- played instrumental roles in the rescue of a hulking, emotionally disturbed man who jumped into the waters off South Beach. Two days later, members of Unit Truck 5 took part in another rescue, helping to free a man trapped in an Eltingville gazebo collapse.
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CSI president announced he's leaving the Willowbrook school after nearly five years to lead California State University.


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A quick reflection on this month's article title would probably cause you to think, "she's writing about manners". Actually my scope is greater than being polite but not intended to diminish the importance of those priceless courtesies in men, women and children. Growing up, I had an uncle who was the supreme model of gentle and gracious. The kindnesses he showed my aunt (and others) were, and continue to be, above and beyond what is the norm. It has become a family tradition in our home, when my husband mirrors that pleasant behavior, for me, I say "Thank you, Uncle Jim" and then follow it up with a loving pat on the back and he understands, completely, my respect and adoration for the kindness shown. These acts, for both men, aren't generally costly. They are ones that help and support something someone else needs or wants. Uncle Jim and my husband, as well as others do it even when it might inconvenience them.
So now the dilemma – why does this enviable trait seem to come so easily to some and not to others? And for some the old Swedish saying applies: "Too soon oldt, too late smart." In my little world, my uncle always had it and my husband has it more today than yesterday but he would say he isn't sure how it developed.
By now we're all thinking the same thing – this gentle gracious training begins at home. Our homes need to be our nation's boot camp for gentle, gracious behavior as we prepare our children for life. These behaviors are both caught and taught as children observe their fathers and other male role models pay them out. We all know that our sons, nephews and grandsons are watching – we just need to remember that with our actions. Do we "go the extra mile" for our spouses, children, neighbors, extended families and even our community? Quite honestly, it's not nearly a mile, yet to the receiver it seems like way over ten miles.
So men, what does the gentle in gentlemen look like? Are you willing to admit that holding or opening the door, giving a lady your seat, escorting/walking behind the females, carrying the "heavy stuff" and walking on the curbside of the sidewalk even as a protector are all parts of your role as the gentleman? But maybe gracious, just isn't a behavior that matches a male's masculinity?
Such a fine line – this graciousness. You probably can think of some great examples but let me suggest a few. Gracious behavior is first extended to everyone not just your family, your friends or a particular age or social group. Graciousness is characterized by generosity of spirit, mercy and compassion. It's stopping to chat with your neighbor for a few minutes rather than waving and hurrying into the house. It's asking a question, when in a group conversation, to the one who seems left out. It's acknowledging a guest as they enter a social event
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you are attending. It's accompanying your wife, child or a friend on an undesirable errand just so they will have some company. It even includes that lost art of listening, eye contact, and sincere interest when having a conversation. And, yes, I'm suggesting we do those things even in our busy, somewhat self-centered culture. Remember Uncle Jim? He has been known to drive my aunt to any area post office – even late at night – so that the birthday card she mailed would get to the receiver on their special day. Again, it's not the mile – it's the extra that makes it gracious.
Now, should you as fathers get discouraged when it seems that all your efforts seem to fall on deaf ears and your boys just don't seem to "take it on"? Of course not. Winston Churchill always encouraged us to never give up on anything. The traits of gentle and gracious take time – just give that nudging reminder, without exasperation, and most importantly acknowledge it when you see it in them and in others. Imagine the joy of one dad when I called home after I observed his 5th grade son carefully take the time to close a door that would have slammed behind him where a meeting was in session. Now that's gracious behavior!
Does it seem as though I have focused on the males in our lives this month? I admit that's true, but not intentionally to say that only men need to acquire these behaviors. It's proba-
bly because I have been thinking about Father's Day. And, I know it's because these mild attributes are often viewed as ones that females more readily possess. No wonder I admire them so in a male!
Quite honestly, the inspiration for this article came from a renewed friendship. We were in Texas, this winter, visiting a couple we met nearly thirty years ago. Mary was bringing me up to date on her married son. She told this precious story more out of thankfulness than pride but the moral is the reason for my repetition. When her husband was unexpectedly critically ill following an operation, she called her son to come to the hospital. He seemed a bit distant and said, "I'll be along, I have a few errands to run first." This reaction surprised her, but her confidence in him was renewed when he arrived at the hospital with personal hygiene items and some delicious snacks he purchased, knowing she would have to stay the night. Why? Because he had, while growing up, watched both his mom and dad do similar gracious acts. Moral: model the behavior you want to see in the next generation.
Linda Swanson, retired Southwestern Elementary Principal. She earned her B.A. degree from Houghton College and M.S. in Early Childhood Education from Fredonia State. Mrs. Swanson is a lifelong resident of southwestern New York State. Her early teaching experience was at Randolph Elementary. She currently enjoys substitute teaching and volunteering at Z.E.A.L., an after school tutoring program at Zion Covenant church and also a volunteer for Love Inc.


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A look at the matchups for the Detroit Lions' game vs. the Green Bay Packers this Thursday:
Detroit Lions offense vs. Green Bay Packers defense
In the early-season meeting between these two teams, the Packers defense stymied the Lions, holding Detroit to a season-low 286 yards and nine points.
But things figure to be a little bit different this go-around. The Lions were missing both Calvin Johnson and Nate Burleson for the game in Green Bay. It goes without saying those two are critical cogs in Detroit's offense.
The Lions are catching the Packers at a time when their defense is struggling. They've given up at least 26 points each of the past five games. Over that same stretch, opposing quarterbacks have a passer rating over 100, completing 64.8 percent of their passes for 1,157 yards, seven touchdowns and one interception.
The Lions should be able to move the ball, they just need to protect it. That shouldn't as difficult as it's been in recent weeks. Only four teams have forced fewer turnovers than the Packers.
Edge: Lions
Detroit Lions defense vs. Green Bay Packers offense
Aaron Rodgers isn't playing, but given the way Detroit's defensive backs are playing, it doesn't matter.
The Lions can't cover anyone, and given the way Green Bay backup Matt Flynn tossed the pigskin in the fourth quarter against the Vikings last Sunday, there's no reason to believe he can't carve up Detroit's secondary.
In addition to the Packers' aerial assault, Eddie Lacy is the last running back to have any success against Detroit's defense. He gained 99 yards on 23 carries in the win earlier this season and has gone over the century mark three times since that game, including 110 against the Vikings.
Lacy, a hulking north-south runner, will be a challenge. But Detroit's front seven has been dominant against the run in recent weeks. A tailback hasn't topped 40 yards in the past six games against the Lions.
Edge: Packers
Special Teams
Sam Martin continues to bring stability to Detroit's punting unit, although the coverage groups struggled as much as they have all season with Tampa Bay's Eric Page last week.
Even though Randall Cobb is out, Detroit has to be wary of rookie Micah Hyde, who is averaging 12.8 yards on punt returns and has a 93-yard touchdown under his belt.
Green Bay's coverage units have been a little shaky. They gave up a 109-yard kickoff return to Minnesota Vikings rookie Cordarrelle Patterson and rank 22nd covering punts, allowing 10.0 yards per attempt.
Both of Detroit's return men, Micheal Spurlock and Jeremy Ross, have flashed in recent weeks. They'll look to continue that success on Thursday.
Edge: Lions
Nothing has changed since these teams met in early October.
Mike McCarthy has been one the NFL's most successful coaches since taking over in Green Bay in 2008. He's led the team to five playoff appearances and a Super Bowl victory.
With the win over the Lions earlier this season, he pushed his career mark against Detroit to 10-1.
Under Schwartz, the Lions have not only struggled to beat the Packers, they've struggled in the second half of the season. The team dropped eight in a row to close out 2012 and have lost consecutive games where they were the favorites coming into this game with Green Bay.
Edge: Packers
Yeah, Rodgers is out, but it's not like Flynn hasn't proven himself against the Lions in the past. Everyone remembers the 480 yards and six touchdowns he posted against Detroit in 2011.
To make matters worse, the Lions will likely be without starting cornerback Chris Houston, putting the team in a situation where they'll need to rely on wildly inconsistent rookie Darius Slay.
Both teams come into the contest struggling. The Lions have dropped two in a row while the Packers are 0-3-1 in their last four. The stakes are high, with the division lead and potential tie-breakers hanging in the balance.
The difference is the Packers have been in this situation before and have proven capable of handling the expectations.
Finally, an interesting side story is the harsh words Packers offensive lineman Josh Sitton had for Detroit's defensive line and coaching staff. The Lions didn't need any additional motivation, but Sitton's comments add a little more fuel to what already figured to be an intense game.
Edge: Packers
Justin Rogers: Green Bay 28, Detroit 26 -- The Lions are entirely unpredictable right now. They'll field the more talented team against the Packers, but it's impossible to place any faith in Detroit's banged-up secondary.
Kyle Meinke: Detroit 28, Green Bay 24 -- Detroit plays its best football when its back is against the wall, and that's certainly the case here. The Lions are facing a must-win scenario, and don't have to face Aaron Rodgers.


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The police have netted a burglar after a sample of his DNA was linked to the scene of a six-year-old crime.
Jonathan James Costello, 23, was sentenced for the 2007 burglary when he appeared in Wanganui District Court last week.
The burglary occurred some time between 8pm on January 26, 2007, and 2am the following day, when meat and dairy products worth more than $1100 were stolen from the Meadow Fresh depot on Old Station Rd in Ohakune.
The offenders broke into a padlocked chiller, but not without leaving traces of their DNA.
Two spots of blood were identified by police at the crime scene.
Costello's brother, Adam, was convicted of the burglary on June 14, 2007.
But nearly five years later, after Costello was ordered to provide a DNA sample on November 2, 2011, he, too, was implicated in the coolstore heist.
On March 5 last year, the police searched Costello's home in Ohakune and uncovered, in a garage, cannabis-coated materials for a bucket bong used in smoking drugs, and he was charged for the possession of equipment with intent.
Judge Mike Behrens said it was clear Costello had not endeared himself to the probation officer who wrote his pre-sentence report.
Costello wanted to be known in Ohakune as a hard man, Judge Behrens noted.
"How you've come to realise that I don't know."
Judge Behrens imposed two months' imprisonment for the offending, although Costello had effectively served the sentence as he has been a remand prisoner since July 2012.
Costello was remanded in custody on several other charges, which are to be heard during a trial involving many people over a number of weeks early next year for alleged offending in the Ohakune area.
Costello is also required to help his brother pay $1126 as reparation for the burglary.


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Coffee – and not decaf – has health benefits, research reveals
Q: Boy, do I ever love my morning cup of coffee. Sometimes I have two! No decaf coffee for me! My son is a health nut who's constantly nagging me to quit drinking coffee.
I'm in pretty good health for 77, although it's difficult for me to get to the doctor anymore since I gave up driving because of eyesight problems. I guess I could check with my doctor when I can get there, but is coffee really that bad?
A: Here's a bit of good news to share with your son.
The caffeine in a cup of coffee appears to improve blood flow by helping small blood vessels work better, according to research presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2013.
There's been other research as well that links drinking coffee to lower risks of dying from heart disease and stroke, and that high doses of caffeine may improve the function of larger arteries. This study of 27 healthy adults showed – for the first time – that drinking a cup of caffeinated coffee significantly improved blood flow in a finger, which is a measure of how well the inner lining of the body's smaller blood vessels work. Specifically, participants who drank a cup of caffeinated coffee had a 30 percent increase in blood flow over a 75-minute period compared with those who drank decaffeinated coffee.
"This gives us a clue about how coffee may help improve cardiovascular health," said Masato Tsutsui, M.D., Ph.D., lead researcher and a cardiologist and professor in the pharmacology department at the University of the Ryukyus in Okinawa, Japan.
Although this study group consisted of younger adults, past research has linked coffee consumption to other health benefits for all ages.
Your doctor would be the final word, though, on whether caffeinated coffee should be for you. If you're having trouble getting to the doctor, contact your local Home Instead Senior Care office.
A Home Instead CAREGiver, who is screened, trained, bonded and insured, can help provide transportation to the doctor's. A CAREGiver also could assist with shopping and errands, as well as meal preparation and light housekeeping.
For more information about this study, visit newsroom.heart.org/news/coffee-may-help-perk-up-your-blood-vessels?preview=031e.
For more information about Home Instead Senior Care, contact DeLauter at 866-522-6533 or visit www.homeinste ad.com. DeLauter is the owner of the Home Instead Senior Care office in Lewisburg, which serves Union, Snyder, Northumberland, Lycoming, Clinton, Montour and Columbia counties.


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'Deadwood' Rewind: Season 1, Episode 2: 'Deep Water' (Veterans edition)
We're now into week 2 of our trip back through the first season of "Deadwood," and the plan remains the same: two essentially identical versions of the same review, but one where it's safe for commenters to discuss events from the entire run of the series, and the other where, for the sake of "Deadwood" newcomers, the comments should only deal with things up through the current episode. This is the former; click here for the newbie-safe version.
My review of "Deep Water" coming up just as soon as I've got you triangulated...
"I see as much misery out of them movin' to justify their selves as them that set out to do harm." -Doc Cochran
Last week, I talked about how the series pilot seemed to be setting up three central characters in Bullock, Wild Bill and Swearengen, with the two white hats destined to come into conflict with the shady saloon keeper. But while there's certainly still tension between those two sides in "Deep Water" - with Seth struggling to control his temper while he and Sol negotiate to buy their lot, while Al continues to suspect and fear Wild Bill - the hour's central conflict is largely between Al and Doc Cochran.
It's an interesting, uneasy partnership these two have. Al is, for all intents and purposes, the king of Deadwood right now. He got there early, controls most of the good land, the whores, the booze and all the scams. As he says in this episode, the camp is currently wide open, and it takes a man of both incredible ambition and incredible will to take control of it the way Al has. Al is not quick on the draw like Wild Bill. He's physically strong but far from the strongest (and is getting up there in years). But he's smart, and he considers all the angles, and he is unafraid to take action.
Consider three scenes: Al marching into Doc's office to get a look at the girl, Al reacting to all the bad news from Persimmon Phil and Dan and Doc, and Al murdering Phil in his office. In the first, here we have Calamity Jane, iconic (if oft-disputed) heroine of the Old West, and Al destroys her with just a look and a few well-chosen words. (When he tells her "Why would I do it to you?" it shows her just how beneath his notice she is.) In the second, he recognizes almost immediately how far his plans have gone awry, but rather than rage against his underlings for being incompetent and/or disloyal, he quickly calculates the angles, recognizes that at this point the best course of action is to take out Phil, and does it. In the third, we essentially have Al bringing a knife to a gunfight and winning, because the younger, stronger, better-armed Phil can't even conceive of Al stabbing him to death in that moment.
So Swearengen is formidable in how he guards his interests, but Doc - twitchy, sickly Doc Cochran, who even has Trixie worried about his health - turns out to be as formidable in his own way, and his interests extend to the entire camp.
We were introduced to Doc last week helping to deal with the aftermath of Trixie shooting the abusive john, and at the time the implication was that the town sawbones was in the pocket of the town crimelord. But it's not that simple. Doc treats Al's whores, and he turns up if someone's been hurt at the Gem, but he has other patients, other priorities, and he won't simply stand by and let Al murder innocent people. He shows some steel in the way he tries to call out Alma Garrett for wasting his valuable time when he could just give her the laudanum she wants without the bogus examination, but more impressive is the way that he attempts to stand up to the Swearengen machine with only the help of drunken, shaky Jane.(*)
(*) Because we have an omniscient point of view that the characters lack, we know that Doc should have just recruited Bullock to help out, just as we also know that Al at this point has nothing to fear in terms of a Bullock/Hickok alliance. (And that, if anything, Al's paranoid reactions to that are likely only going to bring the two gunslingers to his doorstep that much sooner.) But it makes sense that camp veterans would be distrustful of all newcomers for quite a while - to know that a place this rough tends to attract the most unscrupulous types, and that assuming a stranger's intentions are good is probably hazardous to one's health.
But Doc turns out to be both lucky and smart, as Dan is understandably reluctant to murder a child, and as Jane and Charlie turn up at just the right moment and location for Doc to figure out how to spirit the girl off into the night. (He couldn't do it earlier because Al likely had people watching his office, whereas at this point the eyes on him belong to Dan.)
Even though I knew how things would turn out, "Deep Water" remains a wonderfully tense episode, a superb showcase for both Ian McShane and Brad Dourif, and another example of just how things get done in this dark, muddy place.
Some other thoughts:
• When this episode originally aired, I had no idea who Nick Offerman was nor how important he would become to my comedic sensibilities. So it's one thing to see some random hairy guest star waving his penis around and quite another to know that it's Ron Effing Swanson's penis. I'm still, frankly, trying to figure out how this will affect the way I view him on "Parks and Rec" next season. (On a less naked front, the performance is a reminder of Offerman's range, 'cause there is nothing in common between Mason and Swanson other than the hirsute man who plays them both.)
• Beyond Tom Mason's big swingin' dick, this episode was filled with very blunt treatment of the sorts of things that were often glamorized in the old Westerns. The whores in Deadwood are constantly battling VD and other travails of the trade, men like Charlie Utter think nothing of peeing against the sides of buildings when they're drunk (and possibly when they're not), and there's just mud everywhere. Milch once told me that the cursing on "NYPD Blue" (which is spectacularly mild compared to what's on this show) was actually a Trojan horse - his excuse to deal with other subjects like alcoholism, sex abuse and the worst kinds of violent crime - and I feel much the same way about "Deadwood." The cursing catches your attention, but everything about the show is so much rawer than your average drama and/or Western.
• Another element Milch brought over from "NYPD Blue" was his fondness for having episodes unfold over consecutive days. It obviously keeps the tension up, but Milch will at times get a bit elastic about it, in which certain events clearly happened the day before while more time seems to have passed between others. There's nothing major that stands out in this episode - unless you count Al asking the hardware boys how business is, when they've barely even set up a tent - but it's something to keep an eye out for as we move forward.
• Walter Hill only was around to direct the pilot, and Davis Guggenheim (who would later win an Oscar for "An Inconvenient Truth") taking over as lead director for the first season. In some ways, I think "Deep Water" is even better-looking than the pilot, but either way this remains such a gorgeous show with the way it uses darkness and shadow and fire, with wood walls in the background of nearly every shot.
• Wild Bill and Charlie's argument about the appearance fees looked ahead to our current age of celebrity, and in the way Hickok takes out Tom Mason (not just recognizing the danger, but the lightning-fast draw when Tom makes his move) shows you just how he came to be a celebrity in the Wild West.
• Another Milch-ian quirk: characters awkwardly volunteering more information than their listener has asked for or needs, like E.B. telling Charlie "The previous guest was Irish," or Charlie in turn giving Seth and Sol far too much detail about Wild Bill's prospecting idea.
• Speaking of Charlie's conversation with the hardware boys, it's interesting to look at Seth and Sol as a kind of more successful mirror of Bill and Charlie: two taciturn gunslingers, only Seth is (as Charlie notes) slightly better able to deal with the world; and two businessmen whose role it is to smooth things over when their partner goes off half-cocked.
• I remember being floored when I learned that W. Earl Brown, who plays Dan Dorrity here, had previously been Cameron Diaz's mentally-handicapped brother in "There's Something About Mary," because they're such radically different performances - and physical appearances. But that's what good acting is all about, and Brown gets a bunch of strong little moments in this episode as Dan struggles with the idea that he'll have to murder the girl because Al tells him to.
• Al's encounter with Jane also starts giving us insight into how she became this rough, drunken, mannish caricature, as she starts perversely boasting to Doc about all the men who have fucked her, then later talks to Charlie about how she hasn't felt that scared since she was a little girl. That sounds like a very dark, dark childhood for the young Martha Jane Canary.
Coming up next: "Reconnoitering the Rim," in which Brom Garrett ponders his next course of action, while Al is startled by the opening of a new business in town.
What did everybody else think?
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PLANTERSVILLE, Alabama -- Dallas County senior William Lee has big goals for his senior season.
"I want to win 4A Player of the Year again and I want to win Mr. Basketball," he said, pausing for a few seconds before ending his thought by saying, "and win the state championship."
It's all possible.
The 6-foot-9 center won the Class 4A Player of the Year award last year by averaging 19.6 points, 17.5 rebounds and five assists per game. The Dallas County coaching staff credited him with 521 blocked shots, or more than 15 per game.
In a regional semifinal loss to Dora - with a stat crew at courtside - he tallied 16 points, 12 rebounds and 12 blocks.
"You can build a team around him," Dallas County coach
Willie Moore said. "He's going to a be a pro one day."
Lee has narrowed his college choices to five schools -- Alabama, UAB, Georgia, Mississippi State and SMU. He initially planned to make his decision earlier this month, but postponed the announcement and has not revealed a timetable. An unscientific AL.com poll revealed that most fans expect him to pick Alabama.
The NCAA's early signing period starts on Nov. 13, but he could wait until after the season and use the spring signing period to sign scholarship papers.
All five schools remain rabid in their interest for Lee, evidenced by SMU coach Larry Brown - a Hall of Famer - making the trip to Plantersville to woo Lee.
Amid all the recruiting hoopla, Lee is also concentrating on team goals. He's never played in the Final 48 state tournament, and he said last year's season-ending loss to Dora fueled him the offseason.
"I've been thinking about that ever since we lost," Lee said. "Even in the AAU season, I was thinking about that and winning a state championship. If we win a state championship here, it'd be the first one in history, in Dallas County history. I just use that to go hard in practice. Like coach says, don't go through the motions and go hard at practice."


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Despite being 8-5 and clinching the AFC South this past week, the Indianapolis Colts have a long way to go if they are to be a Super Bowl contender. With holes on both sides of the ball, general manager Ryan Grigson has his work cut out for him in the upcoming offseason after a poor 2013.
The resources for that work are handicapped a bit with the Colts' first-round pick belonging to Cleveland as a result of the Trent Richardson trade. The Colts are also missing a fourth-round pick after trading up for Montori Hughes in the 2013 draft.
However, the Colts will have ample cap room to work with in free agency. They should be able to fill a few holes with some strategic free-agent signings. According to Over the Cap, the Colts have the fourth-lowest cap number for 2014 and should have the room to go after some big-name free agents.
So who might the Colts bring in after the season in their attempt to build a dynasty around Andrew Luck?
Here are a few potential targets for the Colts' biggest needs: offensive line, wide receiver, linebacker, safety and defensive line.


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Magic Your Way Package with Deluxe Dining Plan for 2016
Available only with vacation packages that include accommodations at a Disney-owned-and-operated hotel, Disney's Magic Your Way plus Deluxe Dining Plan Package for 2016 is a convenient way to experience many of the unique Disney dining locations found across the Walt Disney World Resort.
The additional cost (on top of a regular Magic Your Way package) is $115.08 (tax included) per night per adult or junior (ages 10+), $35.49 (tax included) per night for children (ages 3-9).
In addition to the regular features of the Magic Your Way 2016 vacation package, with the Deluxe Dining Plan you can enjoy the following (per person, per package night) from participating Walt Disney World Resort restaurants:
- Three table service or quick service meals
- table service includes: entrée and non-alcoholic beverage OR full buffet at breakfast; appetizer, entrée, dessert and non-alcoholic beverage OR full buffet at lunch & dinner, and tax (gratuity not included)
- quick service includes: entrée or complete combo meal and non-alcoholic beverage at breakfast; entrée or complete combo meal, dessert and non-alcoholic beverage at lunch & dinner, and tax
- Two snacks from a wide variety of options
- One Resort refillable drink mug per person, per package (eligible for refills at quick service locations only in your Disney Resort hotel)
For example, a guest with a length of stay of 3-nights/4-days who books Disney's Magic Your Way Package with the Deluxe Dining Plan would receive nine meals and six snacks per person, for their stay. These meals and snacks can be used at any time during your stay, in any order.
To get maximum value from this plan, you should use your meals at table service locations as much as possible!
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A table service meal credit may be used for one Character Dining Experience, gratuity not included (except Cinderella's Royal Table, which requires 2 table service credits but includes gratuity).
Two table service meal credits may be exchanged for one of the following:
- one Signature Dining Experience (special high-end restaurants) – includes entrée, dessert, non-alcoholic beverage and tax (gratuity not included)
- one Disney Dinner Show – Category 2 or 3 seating at either show; or Category 1 seating at the last show of the evening for Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue (gratuity INCLUDED)
- one Private Dining (room service) meal at Deluxe resorts – includes appetizer (at lunch & dinner), entrée, dessert (at lunch & dinner), plus non-alcoholic beverage and tax (gratuity INCLUDED)
- one Pizza Delivery at select Value and Moderate resorts – 1 pizza, 2 desserts, 2 non-alcoholic beverages (gratuity INCLUDED)
Advance Dining Reservations are strongly suggested for table service restaurants, Character Dining Experiences and Signature Dining Experiences. Advance Dining Reservations are required for Disney Dinner Shows. Merchandise or photo imaging products that may be offered at dining experiences are not included.
Everyone in the room must be booked on the same package and ticket options. The Disney Dining Plan is unavailable for guests under the age of 3, but they may share from an adult plate at no charge or a meal may be purchased from the menu. The price of the meal will be added to your bill. Guests ages 3-9 must order from a children's menu where available.
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- Click here for information about discounts on Walt Disney World vacation packages.
- Click here for general information about booking vacation packages vs. booking your room and tickets separately.
- There are other dining plans you can add to a Magic Your Way vacation package: the Quick-Service Dining Plan and the standard Dining Plan. There are also two special deluxe packages that include tickets, hotel, dining and other benefits: the Premium Package and the Platinum Package.
- Click here to see a package brochure explaining the Deluxe Dining Plan, including a list of participating restaurants. Note that when the brochure is first released, some restaurant agreements will not yet be final. Based on previous years' experiences, additional restaurants will be added as contracts are finalized with independently-owned restaurants, especially in Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney) and Epcot World Showcase. The list is subject to change at any time.
- Click here to read lots of great tips and tricks for maximizing your Dining Plan.
- To book a Magic Your Way Package with the Deluxe Dining Plan, we recommend contacting a travel agent who specializes in Disney travel.


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Pure Michigan summer campaign begins
March 18, 2013 - Jim Anderson
A new set of Pure Michigan television ads begins airing today on a number of cable networks.
According to the Michigan Economic Development Corp. (MEDC), the total budget for the campaign is $13 million, the largest Pure Michigan TV ad buy ever.
These tourism ads are well-done, as evidenced by the awards the campaign has received. And, thankfully, MEDC has halted the use of the Pure Michigan logo in newspaper ads promoting the state's controversial right-to-work law.
Now, if we could just see some Pine Mountain ski jumping and Iron Mountain Iron Mine tours in the Pure Michigan footage, we'd up the applause a few notches.
If you visit the Pure Michigan website, you'll likely notice prominent promotions for Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Mackinac Island, Traverse City and The Henry Ford (in Dearborn). There's a reason for that. Combined, these five partners are contributing $3 million towards Pure Michigan advertising, which gives them mention in the cable TV rotation as well as a featured web presence at michigan.org.
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These UGG Pink Ribbon Bailey Button Boots, originally $165, are now $139 at The Walking Company. Plus, they ship free. This is the only sale we could find on this design. They feature sheepskin sockliners and a pink ribbon logo on each heel, Sales tax is charged in most states.No longer available


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NORTHAMPTON - A Westhampton man who was charged with drunken driving and other offenses after allegedly hitting a telephone pole and another car in Easthampton Saturday was arraigned Monday in Northampton District Court.
Joshua Clifford, 37, of 27 Kings Highway, pleaded innocent to second offense drunken driving, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to stop for police, failure to stop at stop signs and speeding.
According to police, Clifford's GMC pick-up truck was seen on the wrong side of South Street at about 6 p.m. An Easthampton police officer was able to pull the vehicle over, but the driver sped away when the officer exited his cruiser. The pickup then sped down South Street through two stop signs, police said. When it attempted to turn onto Glendale Street, the truck hit the telephone pole, shearing it in half. It then sped off, going more than 80 miles an hour in a 30 mile an hour zone.
The truck hit another vehicle on Loudville Road. The operator continued on to Westhampton and Clifford was arrested when he stopped in front of 106 North Road.
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I've always wanted to write a headline like that and yes it's true. When you are staying at Royal Plantation it really is possible to go swimming with pigs. On a nearby island named Big Major Spot, hordes of pink and brown spotted pigs run on the beach and swim in the surf.
Each of the six luxury villas on Royal Plantation Island comes with a motorboat and guests can easily hop over to "Pig Beach" for one of what has to be the most unique activities with animals possible. The pigs actually swim out to the boats and are completely friendly with guests. Not your average animal experience and a great photo op!
Royal Plantation Island is a unique resort offering 6, free-standing 1-,2- and 3-bedroom villas scattered around the 50-acre island. This is seclusion taken to the max. You villa comes stocked with snacks, breakfast fixings and beverages. There are two restaurants on the island and even a spa. This resort is the jewel in the crown of Butch Stewart's empire. He has made his mark all over the Caribbean with his Sandals and Beaches resorts but this resort has been envisioned as a haven of peace, quiet and sanctuary. Check it out at www.royalplantation.com.


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One of the many United Fund agencies that your one gift helps is the Jefferson DeFrees Family Center, a community-centered, family-oriented organization which strives to promote and encourage opportunities for all to grow through interaction, education, awareness and recreation. The JD Family Center offers child care services, wellness classes, a Fitness Center, meeting rooms and community service projects, all from its convenient downtown location at 207 Second Avenue.
Providing children with quality early learning programs is a priority for the Jefferson DeFrees Family Center. The facility, awarded a Pennsylvania Keystone STAR 4 ranking, operates classrooms for children ages 2 through 12 which include full day care, preschool, pre-kindergarten, PA Pre-K Counts, before and after school care, no school day care and summer programs. Convenient hours, 6:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., downtown location and affordable care allow families to meet their child care needs while children learn and grow in a safe, educational and supportive atmosphere. It has been proven through testing that children who have attended our classes score higher and are better prepared for their school years.
After School programs for children in kindergarten through sixth grade are held at the Jefferson DeFrees Family Center. Transportation from the city schools for students is provided by the Warren County School District. This program offers a snack, homework assistance, and teacher led activities, along with indoor and outdoor recess.
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Your one gift helps the Jefferson Defrees Family Center
CASA of Warren and Forest Counties has educated 45 citizen volunteers who now are equipped to help their community understand the Foster Care system. These court appointed community members have a greater understanding of family dynamics, addictions, mental health, child development and many of the laws that govern us all. Children with a CASA spend less time in court and in placement which allows a safe, nurturing home to be located in the shortest time possible. CASA has served 69 of Warren and Forest counties most vulnerable children; abused and or neglected under the Courts jurisdiction.
Staying healthy is easy with JD Family Center's classes and Fitness Center. Low impact and senior aerobics, and yoga are a few of the class offerings. The Fitness Center equipment includes a cable machine, elliptical machine, treadmills, exercise and recumbent bikes, free and hand weights. Susan Toombs, a certified trainer offers personalized exercise programs, equipment training and nutritional tips to help you with your fitness goals.
As part of the Jefferson DeFrees Family Center's commitment to the community, meeting rooms are provided to non-profit groups at a minimal charge. Among those who take advantage of the meeting rooms and the kitchen facility are Bollinger Enterprises, the Special Olympics, Zonta, and the Kiwanis Club of Warren to name just a few. In 2011 40,000 individuals took advantage of the programs made available.
Community service projects include the Resource Directory which contains information about housing, employment, health, support groups and more of Forest and Warren Counties, an on-line version of the directory can be found at www.AskTheJD.com. The Project Kidsafe program provides an opportunity for children age 6 months and older to have free of charge fingerprinting and photo identification packets. Over the past 12 years 6000 children have received photo identification packets. The photo identification is the single most important tool in helping to recover missing children and a must have item for parents.
To learn more about the Jefferson DeFrees Family Center, call or stop by 207 Second Ave., 723-6350 or visit on-line at www.jdfamilycenter.org.


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In the heart of Chambolle, at the Château de Chambolle-Musigny, is Domaine Mugnier. The domaine has been in the Mugnier family since the late 1800s, and has grand cru holdings in Le Musigny and Bonnes Mares, premier cru holdings in Chambolle-Musigny Les Amoureuses and Les Fuées, the monopole of Nuits-St Georges Clos de la Marechale and parcels of village Chambolle-Musigny. Much of the vineyard was leased out throughout the 20th century to Faiveley. The story of the the domaine in its current form begins with Frédéric Mugnier, who took over in 1985.
Frédéric Mugnier is one of Burgundy's great winemakers. An engineer by training, and a philosopher by nature, he achieves a purity in his Pinot Noir that is peerless. 2005 & 2009 Le Musigny from Mugnier are arguably amongst the finest wines ever made, and his monopole of Clos de la Marechale in Nuits St Georges is one of the most elegant wines of the appellation. The wines are not as fleshy as those of his neighbour, Christophe Roumier, though there is an elegance and harmony to Mugnier's wines that makes them one of the most complete expressions of Pinot Noir.
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Ashford Park is a two form entry primary school for children aged four to eleven and is situated at the west end of Ashford, close to Ashford Hospital, Heathrow Airport and the M25 motorway.
Our school opened as Ashford Park Primary School in 1988 when Hengrove Middle School and Woodthorpe Infant School amalgamated. The newer part of the building, housing our Early Years and Key Stage 1 Classes were added at this time. The remaining parts of the school were built in 1960. In 2010-2012 the school underwent extensive building works, with the reorganisation and refurbishment of the learning areas to create a smooth flow of the learning journey including an infant phase, lower junior phase, upper junior phase and outdoor learning areas.
The school site is exceptionally large, overlooking green fields. There are fourteen classrooms, a large refurbished children's kitchen area, library and a main hall which houses the gym equipment. The school is well equipped with computing and technology resources and in February 2013 was "futures resourced" to meet computing expectations for the needs of our learners today and in the future. All staff ensure that the indoor and outdoor learning areas are attractive and stimulating places for our children to learn, with our EYFS, year 1 and year 2 classes having dedicated outdoor learning spaces. In addition the school has a pond/reflection area, a trim trail and the Jubilee Garden.
In January 2015, the school will commence a large building programme, to accommodate the expanding population of Ashford North. The project will involve the construction of nine new classrooms and extensive internal refurbishments. The Published Admission Number for the school will increase from 60 children to 90 children as from September 2015 commencing in the Early Years. Over a seven year period, the school will gradually grow to a total of 630 children.
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BEACHWOOD, Ohio –- It's official. Brian Reali is Beachwood's new full-time law director, ending a months-long search.
City Council on Monday night unanimously voted to hire Reali, effective May 5. Reali will replace Margaret Cannon, who was set to retire at the end of last year. Cannon remained on the job while the city searched for a replacement.
Reali will be the city's first full-time law director.
"I'm happy and pleased and very appreciative of the opportunity," said the 43-year-old Reali, who was at Monday night's meeting. He has been law director in Stow for the past six years.
Some Beachwood residents recently criticized the city's law department, saying Cannon and Assistant Law Director William Hanna -- who both work for the Walter Haverfield law firm -- took months to respond to public records requests, which city policy and state law say should be fulfilled within a "reasonable" period of time.
The city in a news release last week pointed to Reali's role
in streamlining Stow's law department operations as one of the reasons it hired him.
Still, Beachwood officials say they have been happy with Cannon's work.
"She has never been wrong with any decision or direction that she has
given us," Mayor Merle Gorden said. "She came aboard when the city was going through a
lot of turmoil, but she brought us through that."
The city needs a full-time law director to handle its booming business economy, according to Councilman Mark Wachter, chairmain of the city's legal committee.
"We believe having a full-time in-house law director is better for Beachwood at this point in time because of the constant stream of economic development issues that will demand Reali's attention," Wachter said last week, pointing to development in the Chagrin Highlands and Commerce Park areas.
Reali will earn $117,200 a year in the full-time role, and will be at City Hall daily. The city paid Walter Haverfield $206,000 last year for part-time services by Cannon and Hanna.Follow me on Twitter: Follow @ChandaNeely


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"'Finding Face' details the controversial case of Tat Marina, who was attacked with acid in Cambodia in 1999. At 16, Marina was a rising star in Phnom Penh's karaoke music scene. She was coerced into an abusive relationship with Cambodia's Undersecretary of State, Svay Sitha, and subsequently doused with a liter of nitric acid—allegedly by his wife—that disfigured her face. A decade later, despite the fact that there were multiple witnesses to the crime, no charges have ever been filed in the case" (from the Finding Face website).
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The 2008 Cascade Run Off has been canceled.
All registered participants will receive a credit in the amount of their registration to any other AA Sports Events this summer.
To view a list and schedule of other AA Sports events, click here.
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