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There were fewer bone-crushing, open-ice hits and less appearances by his rocket-like shot in Johnny Boychuk's second full NHL season.
But the defenseman served as a solid, sound complement to Andrew Ference on the Bruins' second pair throughout the postseason, when some high-octane offenses were slowed down when it counted most by Boston.
There's no telling how the pressures of his first multi-year contract or some troubles returning from an early-season fractured arm, not to mention extra playing time and tougher match-ups, contributed to Boychuk's slow-down in production. He even found himself in the press box as a healthy scratch a couple times in the second half of the season.
None of that mattered once the season was through and he'd helped Tim Thomas and the rest of the defense shut out Vancouver in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final. Maybe in the Bruins' season of defending the Cup title he'll regain his previous, big-play form.
Regular season: 69 GP, 3-13-16, plus-15
Playoffs: 25 GP, 3-6-9, plus-12
Contract status: Signed through 2011-12 at a cap hit of $1.875 million
Best regular-season moment: In a game played with a playoff atmosphere at TD Garden, Boychuk played his most complete game in months. While he didn't register a point in the 2-1 win over Tampa Bay, he fired three shots on net (plus three that missed the target), blocked three shots and threw five hits in 22:09 of ice time. One of his hits was one of his patented hip checks, which upended Lightning forward Nate Thompson.
Best playoff moment: With the horrors of the 2010 collapse still hanging over the Bruins, they entered the third period of Game 4 against Philadelphia tied at 1. A Boychuk shot, which was tipped and knuckled its way into goal 2:42 into the last stanza, proved to be the game-winner in a sweep-completing 5-1 win. Boychuk finished the night with a plus-2 rating and three hits.
Worst moment: Although he posted an even rating, Boychuk was horrible in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Final against Tampa Bay. He was on the ice for seven of the nine goals in the game, including all five against. While some of those goals were on the Lightning power play, Boychuk was often outworked and/or out of position on goals. His ill-advised pinch led to Martin St. Louis' game-winning goal on a 2-on-1.
Regular-season grade: C
Playoff grade: B. Boychuk's added aggression on offense helped offset some of his errors.
Carnac predicts … Boychuk will have to play his way into a regular top-four role in the regular season, or he could be a piece of attractive trade bait next season.


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Jrue Holiday's big fourth quarter leads 76ers to 100-92 win over Bobcats
PHILADELPHIA – Jrue Holiday kept shooting until they fell in.
Holiday scored nine straight points down the stretch, Evan Turner finished with 21 and the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Charlotte Bobcats 100-92 Saturday night.
After going 1 for 9 in the first three quarters and starting 2 for 13, Holiday got 11 of his 14 points in the fourth to help the Sixers win for the seventh time in 11 games.
"When it comes down to it in the crucial moments, I think my team has a lot of faith in me," Holiday said. "They encouraged me to make plays to close out the game."
Spencer Hawes had 19 points and Thaddeus Young and Damien Wilkins each scored 15 for Philadelphia.
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist had 21 for Charlotte, which has the worst record in the NBA. Gerald Henderson, who had 35 and 34 in his previous two games, finished with 19.
The Sixers had lost 31 straight games when their opponent shot at least 50 percent. The Bobcats were 38 for 76 from the floor.
"When you come out of games like this, you emphasize what you did well," Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap said. "We played well on both sides. Give Philadelphia credit."
Former Sixers star Allen Iverson came out to a rousing ovation before the opening tip on a night fans received his bobblehead doll. Wearing a Phillies zip-up jacket, cap and black sunglasses, Iverson high-fived fans in the front row. The former NBA MVP sat in a suite and waved to the crowd after a video tribute highlighting his career was shown in the second quarter.
The Sixers are a long way from Iverson's glory days. They entered the season with high expectations after the acquisition of Andrew Bynum, but he didn't play one game because of knee injuries and the Sixers are five losses away from playoff elimination.
Royal Ivey hit a 3-pointer to give the Sixers an 82-80 lead near the midpoint of the fourth quarter and they never trailed again. Holiday sliced through the lane and threw down a left-handed jam over Bismack Biyombo and Josh McRoberts to extend the lead to 91-84.
"That gave us juice," Sixers coach Doug Collins said of the dunk.
Kemba Walker answered with consecutive baskets to get the Bobcats within 91-88. Holiday then nailed a jumper and added a layup to make it 95-90.
"He closed the game out," Turner said. "He's our All-Star. He did what he's supposed to. He did as he should."
Down 11 early in the second quarter, the Sixers reeled off 11 straight points. Ivey's 3-pointer tied it at 33. Hawes hit a 3 a few minutes later for a 46-42 lead and Philadelphia was up three at halftime.
Charlotte took a 13-point lead in the first quarter following an 11-2 run. Kidd-Gilchrist had seven of those points, including a dunk to finish it off.
The Pargo brothers — Charlotte's Jannero and Philadelphia's Jeremy — didn't get to go 1-on-1. Jeremy didn't enter the game. Jannero had 11 points.
NOTES: In part one of the day/night doubleheader at the Wells Fargo Center, the Flyers beat the Boston Bruins 3-1 in an NHL game. ... The Sixers begin a four-game road trip at Charlotte on Wednesday. ... Flyers forward Wayne Simmonds and Phillies outfielders Ben Revere, Domonic Brown and John Mayberry Jr. also were in the crowd. ... Bobcats C Byron Mullens missed his second straight game because of a sore right ankle.
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Cindy Paquette 2/8/2005 4:09:19 AMWonderful!!!!!!!! He sure seems like he has something to say, doesn't he??!! #213336
Cathy Gregor 2/8/2005 4:33:11 AMAmazing capture, Bill!
Marsha S. Smith 2/8/2005 4:48:00 AMThis image is too funny. I love the way you caught him perfectly. #1090608
Bill Houghton 2/8/2005 4:56:46 AMThanks to all of you for your remarks.
Casey A. Hanson 2/8/2005 6:29:43 AMHoly Moly! This cracked me up! Great catch, Bill :0) #1090862
Kelly Abernathy 3/15/2005 6:39:47 PMCongrats on a great finalist! -K #1176781
S J 3/16/2005 4:37:58 AMMany Congratulations again, Bill!! #1179216
Colette M. Metcalf 3/16/2005 5:08:19 AMCongrats Bill!!! #1179404
Cathy Gregor 3/16/2005 6:39:39 AMCongrats on this awesome finalist, Bill! #1180019
Donna W. Neal 3/16/2005 2:42:11 PMlol good one bill
Marsha S. Smith 3/16/2005 2:54:42 PMSuch a good, funny shot, Bill - Congrats and best of luck in the next round. #1181960
Murry Grigsby 3/17/2005 2:41:47 PMCongrats on your win Bill!! #1185599
Janet L. Skinner 3/17/2005 2:55:29 PMWay to go with this one, Bill!!!! I really love it!! #1185662
William C. Raco 3/17/2005 3:12:49 PMExcellent work, Bill
Judy S. Fung 3/17/2005 3:20:54 PMCongrats on your win, Bill! #1185806
Casey A. Hanson 3/17/2005 3:25:21 PMCongratulations Bill! :0) #1185828
Cindy Paquette 3/17/2005 3:26:09 PMWay to go Bill! You do such outstanding work! Congratulations! #1185836
Colleen Braun 3/17/2005 4:13:37 PMcongratulations Bill... #1186065
Ed Heaton 3/17/2005 4:18:01 PMHello Bill,
Allan L. Whitehead 3/17/2005 4:53:16 PMBill, congratulations on your wonderful win, it's very richly deserved, my dear friend - your friend, Allan #1186190
Marsha S. Smith 3/17/2005 5:40:14 PMCongratulations, Bill. I am so happy for you. #1186319
S J 3/17/2005 6:15:09 PMMany Congratulations on this Well deserving WIN, Bill!! #1186416
Colette M. Metcalf 3/17/2005 7:07:07 PMCongratulations Bill! #1186574
Carol Brill 3/17/2005 7:36:59 PMBill, congratulations on capturing the humor and characterization in this shot, truly a winning combination! #1186710
Kelly Abernathy 3/17/2005 8:33:01 PMCongratulations on your win! -K #1186916
Wong Chek Poh 3/18/2005 12:37:45 AMAmazing capture. Congratulations, Bill! Wong. #1187182
Bill Houghton 3/18/2005 2:47:21 AMMy thanks to all of you for your comments.
Kathleen Clemons 3/18/2005 3:06:21 AMCongratulations, Bill! #1187305
Diane L. Thomas 3/18/2005 5:27:56 AMI am still laughing with this one. Congratulations on your win. What a capture. Diane Thomas #1187816
Donna W. Neal 3/18/2005 5:33:52 AMEverytime I look at this I laugh.
Deborah Sandidge 3/18/2005 6:53:02 PMCongratulations Bill, on your outstanding win! (I'm very fond of all your duck and geese images!!) #1189522
Evy Johansen 3/18/2005 10:03:42 PMWonderful!!! Big congratulations on your win! #1189757
Robin L. Wehrman 3/19/2005 1:38:51 PMCongratulations to you Bill on this amazing win. Well deserved!!!! #1191357
Leonard Pierce 3/19/2005 4:16:33 PMCongratulations on your Second Place win, Bill!!! #1191511
Wendy Stevenson 3/21/2005 12:01:13 PMCongratulations Bill on your win with this great capture!! You sure hit the right moment with this one:-) #1195500
Nancy Grace Chen 3/26/2005 8:34:54 PMExcellent capture! He looks a little goofy. :) Congrats!
Nancy #1208783
Joy Rector 8/14/2005 1:14:59 PMcongrats on your win #1716425
Mary K. Robison 4/9/2007 3:00:02 PMCame across this in the "Cute and funny animals" gallery just now, Bill. What a wonderful capture!
Canada Goose landing on the ground. Canon 10D, Canon EF300mm lens, Exposure 1/1000 sec., F5.6, ISO 200
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South Dakota State Finishes in Top 15 in a Pair of FCS Final Polls
For the second straight year, South Dakota State has finished in the Top 15 in the final FCS football rankings.
The Jackrabbits are 13th in the final Sports Network media poll and 14th in the FCS Coaches Poll.
SDSU (9-5) advanced to the second round of the FCS Playoffs for the second straight year, losing at Eastern Washington this season.
Last year, the Jacks finished 14th in the Sports Network poll, 17th in the Coaches poll.


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Kitka's Office Remodel
There's something great about an inexpensive office remodel. Over at Kitka, they've incorporated a slick black and white color scheme for their office that's not only economical, but extremely stylish at well. Even more dramatic are the before and after pictures, after the jump!
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WASHINGTON | The data breach at Target has a lot of people really worried.
Their concern centers on information on about 40 million credit and debit card accounts, which were illegally accessed between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15. Here are some of the readers' questions.
WASHINGTON | The data breach at Target has a lot of people really worried.
Their concern centers on information on about 40 million credit and debit card accounts, which were illegally accessed between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15. Here are some of the readers' questions:
Q: How can the information about one credit card lead to identity theft?
A: The Federal Trade Commission says identity theft is the No. 1 complaint it gets from consumers every year.
There are many forms of identity theft. If identity thieves have your personal information, they can access your bank account, buy a car, open utility or mobile phone accounts, get medical treatment using your health insurance or commit a crime. Identity thieves can use stolen debit or credit card information to create counterfeit cards or use the card information to make online purchases.
More than 12 million people were victims of identity fraud in the United States in 2012, and criminals stole nearly $21 billion, according to Javelin Strategy and Research, which tracks identity fraud trends. Here's something to consider. Javelin found that consumers who had their Social Security numbers compromised in a data breach were five times more likely to be fraud victims.
We become more aware of identity theft when big breaches are disclosed. But many people make it easy for the theft of their information by identity thieves.
When I do seminars on identity theft, I ask participants: "What's in your wallet?" It never ceases to amaze me how much personal financial information people carry around. One time a mother pulled out of her purse her children's birth certificates, Social Security cards and passports. She had registered the kids at a new school a few months earlier and had forgotten to put the information back in her file folder at home. Many people had laminated Social Security cards in their wallets. Others had old mortgage bills with them. Information about your lenders can be used in security checks to verify your identity.
Q: It is time for the credit card companies to come up with something new to protect their customers. Short of millions of customers canceling their credit cards, what can we do to protect ourselves? It could be months before the crooks use anyone's information, so checking now for activity could miss it.
A: In its most recent identity theft report, Javelin said one in four people notified of a breach ended up becoming a fraud victim. So if you shopped at Target during the period its system was compromised, you need to take steps to protect yourself. If you see any unauthorized activity, contact your credit card company or your financial institution. In addition, contact the FTC at 877-438-4338. You can find information about other steps you can take at www.consumer.gov/idtheft.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug. 7 (UPI) -- Mexico is going ahead with a wind power project at Santa Catarina in the north that will add up to 22 megawatts of electricity generation capacity to the national grid.
The start of construction work on the project was announced by Conduit Capital Partners LLC, a U.S. private equity investment firm with several ongoing energy infrastructure projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Mexico is trying to cut dependence on imports of natural gas, including liquid natural gas, that are a drain on the country's foreign exchange resources. The United States is a major source of gas used in producing electricity in Mexico.
Mexico's sole nuclear power plant contributes less than 2.5 percent of the installed power generation capacity. Plans for solar power and other renewable means of power generation are being delayed.
About 75 percent of Mexico's electricity needs still have to be met from thermal sources while about 20 percent attributed to hydroelectric power isn't always produced to optimum capacity. Critics say entrenched political and business interests continue to resist much needed reforms in Mexico's energy sector.
The 22-megawatt wind project is an ambitious undertaking and officials hope it will move quickly into profit. Once completed, the Santa Catarina plant will sell energy under long-term power purchase agreements with municipalities around the city of Monterrey.
Conduit Managing Partner Marc Frishman said the wind power technology will be "vital for meeting Mexico's future power needs at reasonable costs."
Wind turbine generators for the plant will be supplied by GE and other partners will work on other aspects of infrastructural development. "GE have worked closely with us to optimize the wind resource and we look forward to building a plant that will lead the way in expanding access to creative energy solutions," Frishman said.
Conduit acquired the Santa Catarina project through the firm's Latin Power III Fund, along with long-term partner Comexhidro SA de CV of Mexico, in late 2010. Asergen SC, an affiliated company of Comexhidro, is also managing the project.
Conduit worked earlier in Mexico on hydroelectric projects in Trojes, Chilatan and El Gallo for a total addition of 52 megawatt to the grid and 39-mile natural gas pipeline. Together with Comexhidro, Conduit is an investor in two small hydroelectric projects in construction in Southern Mexico that will add another 45 megawatt to the grid.
Conduit Capital Partners LLC has headquarters in New York and has been working on several power projects in Latin America and the Caribbean, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Panama and Peru.


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Italian former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi gave a strong hint on Wednesday that he would stand in next year's election, declaring he would not allow Italy to spiral into recession and saying he had been "besieged by requests" to run.
Though Berlusconi has repeatedly changed his mind in the last few months on whether he will stand in the election expected in about four months time, his criticism of Monti's handling of the economy was particularly harsh and came at a critical moment in the run-up to the parliamentary polls.
"The situation today is much worse than it was a year ago when I left the government out of a sense of responsibility and a love for my country," Berlusconi said in a statement issued after a long meeting with his People of Liberty (PDL) party leaders earlier in the day.
"I cannot let my country fall into a recessive spiral without end. It's not possible to go on like this," Berlusconi said after explaining that he had been "besieged by requests from (his) party to announce at the soonest my re-entry into politics to guide the PDL."
Berlusconi resigned in 2011 due to a sex-scandal involving an underage prostitute as Italy was on the precipice of a Greek-style debt crisis. President Giorgio Napolitano asked the former European commissioner Monti to form a government of technocrats with the support of a right-left coalition that includes the PDL.
Monti imposed austerity measures to bring borrowing costs under control. But the higher taxes have weighed on consumer spending and deepened a recession that began in the second half of last year.
"Today Italy is on the edge of an abyss: the economy is exhausted, a million more are unemployed, purchasing power collapsed, tax pressure is rising to intolerable levels," Berlusconi said. He went on to say households are "anguished" about having to pay a housing levy Monti introduced to help cut the deficit.
Though the euro zone's third-biggest economy is still struggling, Monti has calmed the financial markets and the spread between Italy and German benchmark bonds this week fell to nearly half the level it was when he took over. Monti, who is a life-appointed Senator, says he will not stand in next year's vote, but is willing to step in afterward if the result is not clear.
The tone of Berlusconi's statement echoed comments made and broadcast on his Mediaset television network when he entered politics in 1994, saying he would "take the field" to save the country from communism.
In recent months, Berlusconi's hesitation to say whether or not he would run in parliamentary elections has left the centre-right in disarray just as its centre-left rivals picked their candidate, Democratic Party (PD) leader Pier Luigi Bersani, in a primary vote on Sunday. Bersani met Monti for the first time as a candidate earlier on Wednesday, and the prime minister praised the primary vote, ANSA news agency reported citing government sources. The 76-year-old Berlusconi's delay to declare his intentions has blocked primaries on the centre-right.
Publicity around the PD primaries helped lift it to its highest approval rating in nearly two years, a poll showed on Tuesday. The poll by the EMG research group showed the PD would win more than 34.6 percent of the vote if national elections were held this week, compared with 15.2 percent for the PDL.


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Tiverton shocks Pats
The Pilgrim girls' soccer team hadn't been to a semifinal game in 13 years, and the magnitude of the moment showed in Saturday's match-up with Tiverton at Cranston Stadium.
The Pats came out a step slower than their opponent, surrendered an early goal and fell victim to an own goal later in the half. A furious second-half rally fell just short, and Pilgrim saw its dream season come to a close with a frustrating 2-1 loss.
"We didn't come out crisp and clean," Pilgrim head coach Mike Weber said. "I don't know why, because I thought we were ready. All the indications that I had were that they were ready. It's a different stage then they've been in, and they just kind of backed off a little bit."
Pilgrim was coming off its first postseason victory since 2000, a 4-1 win over Westerly in last week's Division II quarterfinals. The Pats had suffered quarterfinal losses each of the past two years, and the win erased some of the demons of the previous playoff struggles.
And after an 11-1-2 regular season that included a streak of 13 consecutive games without a loss to end the year, and then the win over Westerly, Pilgrim was feeling confident heading into the semifinals.
Plus, the second-seeded Pats had beaten No. 6 Tiverton 4-3 during the regular season. When the game started, however, the Tigers quickly seized control.
"I thought that they were loose enough," Weber said, "but they didn't come out like they do."
Just three minutes into the game, Tiverton's Jacqueline Wilson found herself open in the center just over midfield. She carried the ball close to the box before dumping it to the left for Samantha Welchman. Welchman took a left-footed shot that froze Pilgrim keeper Hannah Page and flew into the left side of the net.
Almost immediately, the Pats were down 1-0.
"The first half we played really well," Tiverton head coach Joe Gill said. "We showed up and were ready to go."
Pilgrim settled down after that goal and began to dictate a lot of the play. But in the 16th minute, everything changed.
Tiverton was awarded a free kick just over midfield. Allison Benevides took it and sent the ball soaring toward the center of the box. A group of players leaped to head the ball, and it came down on a Pilgrim player's head.
The ball ricocheted to the left and flew into the top of the net for a terribly unlucky own goal. The Tigers led 2-0.
"Tough break on the second goal," Weber said.
Weber tried to calm his team down, and the Pats set out to cut into the lead. Two minutes after the goal, Pilgrim had its best opportunity of the half as Kendra Tantimonico took a shot from the right that beat Tiverton keeper Haley Higginbottom, but the ball caromed off the left post and bounced harmlessly away.
The Pats went into halftime trailing 2-0, but after tying for the division lead in goals in the regular season, they knew they weren't out of it yet.
From the opening whistle of the second, Pilgrim applied relentless pressure. It had a corner kick in the 43rd, a free kick from 30 yards out in the 47th, another free kick from 20 yards away in the 49th and multiple other chances.
They all came up empty.
"We couldn't finish," Weber said. "We had opportunities and then we got into a little bit of a panic mode. We didn't send the ball wide enough often enough. We kept sending balls into the strength of their defense, and they were just kicking the ball out."
In the 60th minute, the Pats took another corner that was cleared. Three minute later, Katie Viera and Megan Sullivan both took shots from inside the box that deflected off Tiverton defenders.
Something had to give.
"After watching how many corner kicks and all that stuff, I said, 'It's just a matter of time,'" Gill said. "That clock, those 40 minutes, took like five hours."
Finally, in the 67th minute, the Pats got on the board. Talia D'Ambruoso took a corner kick from the right and it went to the far end of the box. Viera was there for a clean header into the net, cutting the deficit to 2-1 with just over 13 minutes to play.
And the urgency continued from there on out. Nicole Starkey took a shot that sailed wide in the 70th, and a free kick from Erica Hammond in the 75th landed in the arms of Higginbottom.
No matter how hard Pilgrim tried, it just couldn't find the equalizer.
"We have the ability to score quick," Weber said. "It's just getting the right break. It didn't come."
Eventually, time ticked away. The Pats led in shots and time of possession, but finished behind on the scoreboard.
The Tigers, who upset No. 3 seeded Lincoln in the quarterfinals, prevailed, and advanced to the finals. They were scheduled to take on top-seeded Exeter-West Greenwich – which beat North Smithfield 5-1 earlier on Saturday – on Monday, with the results unavailable at press time.
Pilgrim will now say goodbye to a group of 11 seniors, many of whom helped bring the Pats from a struggling program to an annual contender. Over the past four seasons, Pilgrim has won 42 regular season games, including 38 over the past three.
"Great bunch of kids," Weber said. "They've worked extremely hard. I wish they could have gone out on top. It didn't quite work that way."


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"Did you all know that the last Holocaust survivor died this year?" a young woman asked the group of students she was leading through the U.S. Holocaust Memorial in Washington, D.C., when I was there one day. The woman, I later learned, was the students' Grade 8 teacher at an elementary school in North Carolina.
Startled by her naivety and inaccuracy, I informed her that scores of Holocaust survivors worldwide are in fact still alive and well. Following her initial look of incredulity, she expressed her gratitude for my correction and carried on guiding her students.
If a well-intentioned North Carolina schoolteacher was reciting such flawed information to her impressionable students, one can easily conclude that there must be a profusion of others who are just as misinformed.
This year highlights the 67th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust, which was arguably the most odious of genocides.
Most Holocaust survivors are living their final years, and many have passed away. Because of this, an immediate challenge has arisen, since their testimonies of resilience, suffering and survival are at risk of passing on with them.
Earlier this month, I volunteered at a Holocaust symposium for high school students, organized by the Sarah and Chaim Neuberger Holocaust Education Centre of UJA Federation of Greater Toronto. Such an event works as a constructive mechanism to actively engage students – especially those who are not Jewish – about the Holocaust.
As a granddaughter of three Holocaust survivors, I have had a deeply ingrained passion for Holocaust education since I can remember.
That passion has gradually increased through my Jewish schooling and involvement in the Jewish community as a teenager.
That said, it seems rather unlikely to me that someone who lacks a personal connection to this genocide could be as passionate about Holocaust education as most Jewish people are.
To my pleasant surprise, at the Holocaust symposium, I found the participants to be very respectful and interested in the subject matter and speakers, one of whom was Kay Andrews, the national outreach co-ordinator of the Institute of Education's Holocaust Education Centre at the University of London.
It is vital that events such as the Holocaust symposium be organized to empower both Jewish and non-Jewish adolescents and young adults to preserve the legacy of the Holocaust. Learning about the genocide can only help youth to be historically and socially aware, and spark their interest in both global and local affairs.
Another method by which our community can instil the importance and education of the Holocaust into others is by providing aid and services to Jews and non-Jews alike. By constantly employing our Jewish commandment of tikkun olam (repairing the world), we can gradually help make non-Jewish communities more sensitive to the history of the Holocaust and its aftermath.
Numerous Jewish aid agencies are devoted to helping the community at large, not just the Jewish community, in offering services such as housing, children's aid and elderly care.
Nonetheless, due to the fact that Ontario's diversity is steadily growing in the wake of difficult economic times, social service practitioners are encountering challenges. Even amid Jewish social service agencies' struggles to administer proper care to all citizens in the community, it is comforting to know that they are working tirelessly to pinpoint optimal methods of aid distribution.
Insomuch as the Jewish community continues to maintain tikkun olam as a high priority and work to assist and have regard for others, I believe that over time, other communities will begin to mirror our efforts.
The North Carolina schoolteacher should act as a catalyst in the effort to continue the pursuit of educating others about the Holocaust. Educational tools such as the annual Holocaust symposium are powerful and beneficial. However, the very existence of scores of Jewish aid agencies and their all-embracing mandates should also encourage non-Jews to view the Holocaust not simply as a Jewish tragedy, but as a profound calamity for all of humankind.


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With the 704 update, we may find that our Place Names have become UnResolved. From the best that I can tell, this is to remind us to put the Place Names into the Hierarchical format.
But, and old friend, feature, will help us out, at least getting most of our formerly resolved place names into the new format.
Going to the Place Workspace, and the ICON on the right of the List of Place names (Resolve All), clicking on that will bring up a reminder to Back Up your file. Please take that offer.
After the back up this screen will be presented.
The first two hi-lighted places are the correct Place Name, but USA was missing. Must not have caught that before. So, putting a check mark in the 2nd column will update those places.
I have 1,382 Place Names in my file. There were 337 Places to be resolved.
On of the places really belonged into the Description field, so a check mark in the third from the Right box (Description). That will move the information in the Place field to the Description field.
At the end, I ended up with 301. I will leave them, as looking at the list as I went through, more research was needed. Some were still Historical Place Names.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – King College has advanced to the Conference Carolinas Softball Tournament championship game after defeating top-seeded North Greenville University on Saturday morning. The Lady Tornado beat the Crusaders, 4-1, behind another superb start from workhorse pitcher Hannah Light.
Sophomore pitcher Hannah Light mowed through the North Greenville lineup, allowing six hits and only one run over her seven innings pitched. She struck out four Crusader hitters in her third start of the conference tournament and first of the season against NGU.
King took an early lead when leadoff hitter Aubree Hutt (Bristol, Va.) reached base on an infield single and stole both second and third base, setting up freshman second baseman Cora Milliken's RBI sacrifice fly. They doubled their lead in the third, capitalizing on an error by NGU catcher Amy Nagle. Milliken beat out a bunt and both she and Tiffany Harris (Tazewell, Va.) advanced an extra base on the throwing error. Christina Melcher (Orlando, Fla.) continued racking up RBIs with a grounder to the right side, scoring Harris and giving King a 2-0 lead.
The Lady Tornado were not done at the plate when in the fifth inning Harris started the inning off with a one-out single to left field. With two outs, Milliken blasted a run-scoring double and was driven home when Melcher again answered the call, singling to right and driving home King's fourth and final run. It was all they needed to help back Light in the circle and complete their run to the championship game.
North Greenville scored their lone run on a fielder's choice by Sarah Griffith, whose grounder to short was deep enough to score Rachel Glazebrook from third on the play. Glazebrook had two of North Greenville's six hits. All but one of the Crusaders hits were singles.
King's defense helped quell the NGU offense on multiple occasions, including the sixth when the Crusaders plated their only run of the game. In the bottom of the third, King's combination of All-Conference middle infielders, Cora Milliken and Christina Melcher, turned a 4-6-3 double play to end the inning and prevent NGU from getting on the board early. They stranded another NGU runner in scoring position when Light recorded her third strikeout and Tiffany Harris fielded a liner to right field to end the fourth and the left side of the infield was on lockdown in the sixth when Melcher and third baseman Cassie Ringstaff stopped the bleeding after one run scored, keeping a three-run lead intact going into the final frame. Light took care of the rest, retiring North Greenville in order in the seventh.
Melcher and Milliken both recorded two RBI in the game. Harris and Milliken were the only two Lady Tornado players to record multiple hits. With Melcher's RBI single in the fifth, she keeps her current hitting streak intact, now hitting 11 games. It is her second longest consecutive hit streak of the season when earlier in the year she put together a 14-game hitting streak.
Light earned her third win of the tournament. She is now 18-4 this season in 20 starts and 27 appearances with 19 complete games. With her four strikeouts and zero walks, she now has 124 strikeouts to nine walks this season.
Glazebrook took the loss for North Greenville, allowing four runs on six hits. She struck out nine hitters despite the defeat.
The win advances King to the Conference Tournament championship game that will be held Sunday, April 22. North Greenville defeated Limestone, 6-2, following their game with King to setup a rematch between the Lady Tornado and Crusaders for the Conference Carolinas title. The first of two possible games will be held at 12:00 p.m.
With King coming out of the winner's bracket, the Lady Tornado need to win only one game to be crowned Conference Carolinas Tournament Champions. Should North Greenville win the first game, there will be a second, winner-take-all game to be played tentatively at 2 p.m. Should King defeat North Greenville, they would become the College's first Conference Carolinas team champions since joining the league last May.


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A practical guide to antiproteinuric drugs in dogs
Appropriately treating a dog with glomerular disease prolongs the dog's survival; however, knowing what drug at what dosage is appropriate isn't as clear. Fortunately, this internist lays out the case for administering ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II-receptor blockers—and offers a suggested treatment protocol.
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Pharmacologic inhibition of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system delays the development of azotemia and prolongs the survival of both people and dogs with glomerulopathies.6-9 Treatment with antiproteinuric drugs is recommended when the UPC ratio is > 2.010; however, the preferred drug class, dosage, and monitoring scheme remain unclear. In this article, I summarize the published support for administering angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors and angiotensin II-receptor blockers (ARBs) and suggest an evidence-based treatment protocol.Click here to download an algorithm on administering ACE inhibitors and ARBs to treat proteinuria in dogs with glomerular disease.


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2013 Dodge Dart Rallye: Extended Stay
When the keys to our long-term 2013 Dodge Dart somehow found their way into my hands, I was excited to finally give the car an extended shot at winning me over. Sure, I had driven the Dart since it was delivered late last December; but only an overnight here, an uneventful weekend there. This time I was going to plan a trip or two, grind my way home through Atlanta rush hour traffic and see how our little Dodge copes with everyday driving.
Options, Options, Options
While our Dart is highly optioned, all of us at AutoTrader.com have made the most of using all the extra boxes we checked when ordering our tester. The optional Garmin-powered navigation, satellite radio and Bluetooth connections make road trips much more pleasurable. Being able to program the Sirius XM system to alert me whenever "Ice, Ice, Baby" was playing was a fun feature to play around with (some might even say "abused"). The sound system is impressive for a compact car costing less than $25,000, and it sounded even better when streaming music from my phone. While the navigation came in handy during a short day trip, there was a time or two where my travel companion and I questioned the recommended route.
Most of my time with the Dodge was met with beautiful weather, meaning the windows were down and the optional sunroof was open. There's nothing like feeling the air as you cruise down the highway, but the sunlight coming in from the sunroof would occasionally make the navigation screen unreadable due to its positioning. Although most cars have at least an optional sunroof, the one-touch express open-and-close feature was an unexpected luxury. It made me wonder why this was not available for the car's other windows.
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As we have noted before, the exhaust note of the Dart is something everyone has a strong opinion about, both positive and negative. I love that it sounds like nothing else on the road, but I wish the powertrain could better live up to the perceived performance. That is not to say the 2013 Dodge Dart is not a blast to drive. By sticking with the standard 6-speed manual transmission, we always have total control of which gear we're in, but it does give my right arm a workout trying to keep the engine in its somewhat narrow power band.
During my time with our long-term tester, I was continually impressed by how well it stacks up to, and quite frankly surpasses, much of its competition. The Dodge Dart's good looks, long list of available options and overall value make it a must-consider when in the market for your next compact car.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rick Pitino became a Hall of Famer and an NCAA champion on the same day. Now the Louisville basketball coach is positioned to become a Kentucky Derby-winning owner if Goldencents wins on Saturday.
Talk about the greatest four weeks ever.
Despite attempts to downplay his hot streak, Pitino's appearance for Wednesday's workout at Churchill Downs showed how much people like being around a winner. He looked every bit the rock star wearing sunglasses as he walked through a throng of Cardinals and race fans who had waited patiently outside the barn.
And to think, Pitino owns just 5 percent of the horse that is a 5-1 choice to win the Derby from the No. 8 post. But given his current roll, it's hard to bet against him.
"Obviously, we're rooting for Goldencents, but the Derby is something that you never know" how it will evolve, Pitino said. "If we don't win it, I'd like to see someone like (trainer) Shug McGaughey win it. He's never won the Derby, he's a great trainer and a friend of mine. I'd like to see a Goldencents-Orb exacta, that would be awesome.
"It's anybody's ball game. It's not like basketball, where you can look at a team and say they've got a little bit more firepower. You just don't know in the Derby because you don't know who's going to get into racing trouble."
Perhaps, but Pitino is an active participant in thoroughbred racing's crown jewel because Goldencents overcame adversity to win last month's Santa Anita Derby and earn his way into the 139th Run for the Roses.
After moving outside to surge past pacesetter Super Ninety Nine on the final turn, the brown colt held off Flashback for a one-length victory that came just hours before Louisville rallied past Wichita State 72-68 in a national semifinal in Atlanta. Goldencents instantly became part of a phenomenal roll for Pitino, the school and the city, boosting local rooting interest for the Derby.
Two days later, Pitino was elected to the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame and the Cardinals went on to beat Michigan 82-76 for their first national championship since 1986. Louisville's women's team reached the NCAA final before their amazing run ended with a blowout loss to Connecticut.
Euphoria remains evident nearly a month later with Goldencents T-shirts joining the sea of Cardinals red championship gear. Many are hoping the karma is just as strong on Saturday when the horse battles morning line favorite Orb (7-2) and unbeaten Verrazano (4-1), the second choice.
"Coach has been on a tremendous run, and we just keep thinking that it's going to continue," said Goldencents trainer Doug O'Neill, seeking his second consecutive Derby win following I'll Have Another's last May. "Watching him win that championship, especially after the injury to (guard) Kevin (Ware), has been very inspirational for all of us and we're all feeling it. Hopefully, we can keep the roll going."
However, the possibility of winning the Derby has the 60-year-old Pitino wondering if the odds have been too good to him. Asked last week what he'd do if Goldencents won the Derby, the coach joked, "I'd be walking around looking for lightning to hit me."
Figuratively speaking, Pitino's racing associates want to make sure that happens.
Nobody seems to have a big problem with Pitino getting the attention this week despite his small stake in Goldencents, co-owned by Josh Kaplan, Glen Sorgenstein and Dave Kenney. At the very least, Pitino has created a buzz around Barn 45 that might otherwise be missing — though Kevin Krigger's quest to become the first African-American jockey to win the Derby since 1902 is another interesting subplot.
"I feel bad for Josh and Glen because they own 75 percent of the horse and they're overwhelmed with coach Pitino owning 5 percent," said O'Neill's brother Dennis, who found the horse that Kaplan and Sorgenstein bought for $62,000. "But it's great for them. It's given the horse so much publicity that he would never get. And coach is a great guy on top of it. It would be different if you were dealing with someone you didn't really care for. …
"He's been so good about taking pressure off, so to speak. He wants to win, but he really knows the business and how hard it is to win the Kentucky Derby."
Pitino refers to it as a "hobby," but is engaged in the partnership, naming several horses after Cardinals players such as guards Russ Smith (Russdiculous, since sold) and Peyton Siva (Siva, who finished 11th in Wednesday's eighth race at Churchill Downs), and center Gorgui Dieng (Gorgui).
With Goldencents running for glory in Pitino's backyard, the coach's minority stake in the horse doesn't matter with him benefiting from the majority of luck right now.
"You have just as much fun in the racing business whether you own 5, 10, 15, 20 or 80 percent," he said.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Josh Abner contributed to this report.
Louisville coach Rick Pitino has followed through on a promise he made to his players to get a tattoo.
Media reported last Friday that Pitino got the tattoo, which consists of a red "L," the year and "NCAA Champions 35-5."
Pitino had visited a Louisville tattoo parlor last week to support assistant coach Vinnie Tatum, who also got a tattoo.
Pitino told his players he'd get a tattoo after the Louisville Cardinals won the national men's college basketball championship on April 8.


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Course Descriptions- Rock, Blues and Funk: You will quickly learn how chords and scales are developed using a condensed theory set up chart. This quick immersion in theory helps you to build a strong foundation while at the same time playing and enjoying the music. I have found in my years of teaching that making theory and music interactive from the beginning makes it more enjoyable to learn. You will learn all scales, chords, techniques, rhythms, and ear training specific to these styles of music. The advantage to this Teaching Format , especially in terms of solo scale playing, to progress much further and faster than if you were just learning how to play the songs. We then go straight to the CD's of your choice and learn from the best, the artists you've admired. Whether to learn their rhythms, solo lines, songwriting formats, melodies and harmonies, and all by ear. As a soloist, you will know enough about scales and chord theory and how to blend the two so you can make the guitar talk yourself. Still for those who want a quick song approach, we can get into playing a song and review its theory relevance when desired. (Recommend 1 hour lesson/week plus practice time)
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In 2011, I successfully obtained my master's degree in Jazz Studies from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. The master's program was an intense submersion in music performance that shaped me into the musician that I am today. I was lucky to study with Don Glanden, Mike Kennedy, and Kevin Hanson.
I am also well versed in computer recording software and DAWs. I teach students how to use software programs such as Logic and Reason as well as notation software like Sibelius and Finale. With some basic training in these programs, I can teach a student how to effectively record and produce professional quality recordings so that a student can write, record, and produce their own music.
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Because I've studied with some legendary teachers who have taught some legendary students (like John Mayer), I'm able to pass on to my students the same knowledge that these incredible teachers passed on to me. I guarantee that I will be unlike any guitar teacher that you've had before. Along with instrumental training, I offer extensive lessons in music theory and ear training. My family is full of educators and I've experienced the teacher-student relationship from a young age. I am fully committed to developing lesson plans based on the route that a student wants to take, whether it's just learning the basics and playing along to your favorite songs or engaging in serious study and preparing for college auditions. I am available to teach at any location within the Philadelphia area.
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Ian was the guitarist in the Princeton University Jazz Ensemble for 3 seasons, was selected from a nationwide pool of musicians to perform at a special music event at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and was the recipient of the New Jersey Gove
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Josh, multi-instrumentalist for Norah Jones and many others graduated Berklee College of Music in 1995. He has been playing professionally and teaching privately since then. He appears on albums by James Taylor, The Lemonheads and has performed live with everyone from Brian Wilson to Miley Cyrus.I offer private guitar lessons to students of all ages and skill levels in a fun and patient environment. Whether you're picking up a guitar for the first time or you've been playing for a while and are looking to break out of a rut, I can help.
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With his "hands on" guitar lessons we quickly built a fun song's set which was custom made for my skills level at the time. Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog" was among one of the first songs I learned, and by then I had basic chord's as well as a couple major scale positions knowledge.
I ve been seeing Josh (lately via Skype, which saves me 1 hour a day in commute) for the past 3.5yrs and nowadays I am actually playing with a band which goes live every now and then, despite my challenging 10+ daily work hours.
Josh was instrumental to keep me motivated all the time, I strongly recommend giving him a try.
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Josh's style is patient, supportive and also very funny. He's the reason I love playing guitar and didn't get scared off by bar chords.
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Josh Lattanzi's guitar lessons are simply the best. I started taking lessons with Josh after I graduated college. I was moving to New York to pursue songwriting and found Josh's website online, deciding to try out a lesson based on his experience as a musician and a teacher.
Now, over five years later I can confidently say that if I hadn't chosen Josh my career as a songwriter would be completely different. He goes above and beyond for his students.
I am simply incredibly lucky to have taken that initial step of a first lesson with Josh of NYC Guitar Lessons.
Josh is a patient, focused but fun teacher. His breadth and depth of knowledge of music, guitar and other instruments is extensive, and lends to thorough and thoughtful teaching.
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I've been teaching and playing professionally in many countries as well as the US. I know how to see what the student needs to advance their playing. I offer expertise in several types of guitar playing from folk finger picking to blues, country and city styles as well as soul and funky grooves and how to practically apply what you learn both with bands and solo. I am passionate about music and love to convey that enthusiasm to my students as learning should be first and foremost fun and a joyful experience.
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I took lessons previously and was OK with them, but found myself wandering and lacking a sense of 'commitment' to the teacher and to my studies. Dry.
I'm not a kid anymore and was looking for a teacher who could work with my adult enthusiasm, excitement, and I didn't want to be rooted to teaching me the pentatonic scales in all keys before we could get to some playing and having some fun, too... I was hoping for a teacher who could personalize his teaching skills, and for me, Jonathan came through with flying colors. He's so much more than a "One Size Fits All" teacher; he's a real person – reachable, able to identify my needs, my strengths and weaknesses, and takes this into full consideration during our lessons. He's an experienced, talented teacher. Simple.
He's a person that really knows his stuff from musical theory to the many styles of playing, i.e., blues, jazz, folk, country and even rock; he can play and more importantly – he can teach um all! I'm an aspiring singer/songwriter and in addition to helping me define those strange chords I'm playing, he inspires me to 'grow on.'
Oh, and one more thing: If your lesson is an hour long and there's something important happening, he won't cut you off - he'll take the extra time needed to get you to the end of 'the measure,' comfortably." Feb 2017 Rachel I.
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First thing is always to listen to the student and get a sense of their expectations. Once I understand what they want to do, lessons are created based on the student's skill, and expectations.
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For the broth:
10-12 cups water
1 chicken carcass
1 medium white onion, halved
1 rib of celery
1 medium carrot
1 small cabbage, cored, halved
2 to 3 garlic cloves, whole
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon Asian soy sauce
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1 pound rice noodles
2 ounces (about 1 cup) bean sprouts
Garlic oil, to taste
Few sprigs cilantro
1 scallion, chopped
Ground white pepper, to taste
In a large soup pot. bring approximately 10 cups of water to a boil. When the water is boiling, add chicken carcass, onion, celery, carrot, cabbage and garlic. Bring to a boil again and add sugar, salt and soy sauce. Cook 10 minutes.
Strain out the chicken carcass and vegetables; set aside. Turn pot to simmer. Add sliced chicken breasts and simmer until done; remove and set aside. Let the broth continue to simmer while preparing the noodles.
Boil water in a large soup pot that will accommodate a mesh strainer basket. When water is at rolling boil, turn off heat. Put rice noodles and bean sprouts in strainer basket and lower into the boiled water. Shake the basket several times until the noodles and bean sprouts are softened and cooked. Remove strainer and let noodles drain; pour noodles with sprouts into a large serving bowl. Add a few drops of garlic oil, a few sprigs of cilantro, chopped scallions and white pepper on top of the noodles. Add sliced chicken to noodles. Ladle hot broth over all and garnish with more fresh cilantro as desired.
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Per serving: 575 calories, 9% calories from fat, 6 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 106 mg cholesterol, 79 g carbohydrates, 47 g protein, 645 mg sodium, 2 g fiber


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Wal-Mart Will Meet With Holder, Not Biden
" Wal-Mart's envoy to the White House's gun violence task force will meet with Attorney General Eric Holder, not the group's leader Vice President Joe Biden, an administration official said Thursday.
Wal-Mart is one of ten retailers meeting with Holder Thursday, the Justice Department said. Other stores expected to be represented at the 3:15 p.m. ET meeting include Dick's Sporting Goods and Bass Pro Shops.
Biden is scheduled to meet with gun owners and gun rights groups Thursday, including the National Rifle Association. Later in the day he'll sit down with representatives of the entertainment and video game industries.
The NRA is sending James J. Baker, the head of its federal relations office, to meet with the vice president and other administration officials who comprise the panel, which is charged with developing proposals to stem gun violence. Those measures will be presented the President Barack Obama upon the conclusion of the meetings."
Related : A List Of Attendees To The Farce Led By Mr "Fast & Furious" Himself . Will These Other Retailers/Organizations Sell Out As Well ?
Sportsmen and Women and Wildlife Interest Groups (11:45 a.m.):
Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
BlueWater Strategies
Bull Moose Sportsmen's Alliance Action Fund
Ducks Unlimited
Outdoor Industry Association
Pheasants Forever
Teddy Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Wildlife Management Institute
Gun Owners Groups (1:45 p.m.):
Defense Small Arms Advisory Council (DSAAC)
Firearms Import/Export Roundtable
Independent Firearm Owners Association (IFoA)
National Rifle Association of America
National Shooting Sports Foundation
National Association of Arms Shows
Representatives from the Entertainment Industry (6:00p.m.):
Branded Entertainment
Comcast Corporation
Directors Guild of America
Independent Film & Television Alliance
Motion Picture Association of America
National Association of Broadcasters
National Association of Theatre Owners
National Cable and Telecommunications Association
Representatives from Gun Retailers (3:15p.m.):
Academy Sports + Outdoors
Bass Pro Shops
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Dick's Sporting Goods
Dunham's Sports
Gander Mountain
Sportsman's Warehouse
National Retail Federation (unconfirmed)
We'd be very sorry if we have to cease doing business with Cabelas . Gander Mountain and Bass Pro Shops would be missed as well . But make no mistake , we will vote with our pocketbooks . Any business that chooses to enjoy and profit by some of the Constitutional rights of this country yet will be bullied into abandoning the one most precious to a large portion of it's customer base should not be surprised when they face a sudden downturn in their bottom line .
Remember , all this political theater is an attempt to manufacture a crisis where none exists in the interest of further a political agenda . Banning gun-ownership in the US .
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- Biden Confirms Use of 'Executive Action' for Gun Control; NRA to Meet with White House (VIDEO) (guns.com)
- Biden to make gun-control recommendations by Tuesday (usatoday.com)
- Biden says consensus emerging on gun safety (cnsnews.com)
- With Little Hope for NRA Meeting, Biden to Unveil Gun Proposals Next Tuesday (theatlanticwire.com)
- Wal-Mart relents, will attend Biden gun meeting (money.cnn.com)
- Biden Vows Action on Guns as Wal-Mart, NRA Join in Talks – Bloomberg (bloomberg.com)
- Biden meets with NRA, faces pushback on Hill over 'executive order' gun control claim (foxnews.com)
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The five USCB Sand Sharks selected for the Sun Conference All-Star baseball game reflect what's best about the young program, according to Head Coach Bryan Lewallyn.
"These guys represent what we're trying to present," Lewallyn said. "All five guys do things right on and off the field."
The University of South Carolina Beaufort all-stars include left-handed pitchers Michael Heesch and Adam Miller, infielders Gabe Torres and David O'Neil and outfielder Ty Main.
Torres and O'Neil were selected to the all-star team for the first time "and probably deserved to go previously," Lewallyn said.
Miller was named first-team All-Sun Conference in 2010 and has twice been named the conference pitcher of the week. In two seasons at USCB, he is 15-7 with a 4.16 ERA. He is the school's all-time leader in wins, complete games (8), shutouts (3), innings pitched (173) and strikeouts (130).
O'Neil is an "original Sand Shark," having played on the inaugural team in 2009. The third baseman has been named second-team all-conference each of the past two seasons. O'Neil is a career .341 hitter and is the school's all-time leader in runs (119).
Torres, a middle infielder, is a career .377 hitter with 85 RBIs. He hit .458 in 2010, the best in program history for a player with at least 100 plate appearances; his .526 on-base percentage that season also is a program best. He also holds the school career hit-by-pitch record with 19.
Main earned first-team all-conference honors in his first season last year, hitting .346 with 11 doubles and 18 RBIs. He was hit by a pitch a school season record 12 times.
Heesch transferred from Illinois-Chicago for the 2011 season and went 5-5 with a 3.77 ERA and set USCB records for strikeouts in a season (78) and a game (12) while issuing only 21 walks in 76 1/3 innings.
"We can only take five," said the first-year coach, who made the all-star selections. "There are others who are deserving, too," he said, citing in particular left-handed pitcher Colton Rudd and outfielder Dominick Hayes.
"If we had two more selections, I'd say Colton Rudd, based on what he did last year out of the bullpen, and Dom Hayes," the coach said.
Hayes played at West Virginia two years ago, then sat out last season after wrist surgery. "He's going to play a lot for us this year in the outfield. He will be a tremendous asset to our lineup," Lewallyn said.
The Sun Conference All-Star Game will be played at 1 p.m. Jan. 21 at Webber International University in Babson Park, Fla.
"I guess I'll drive them down," Lewallyn said. "Last year was a day trip to Daytona Beach. This year it's south of Orlando, so we may go down the evening before and get a hotel room or go real early and let them sleep on the bus. It's either a day trip or a quick overnight turnaround."
Lewallyn said last year's all-star game was well attended and the crowd included 15 to 20 professional scouts.
The Sand Sharks will open the season Jan. 27 at Brewton-Parker. USCB will play its home opener against the Brewton-Parker Barons at 1 p.m. Jan. 28 at the Richard Gray Baseball Complex in Hardeeville.


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