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Kent Babb: Ray Lewiss ties to Atlanta murders now a footnote
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Akron, Ohio She disappears into a back room to find her hat and gloves. Nearly 13 years have passed since someone killed Priscilla Lollars oldest child, and in that time, she says, she has never visited his grave.
She has thought about what that moment would be like, and deep down she knows it is something she needs to do. But shes afraid that pain would soon follow, and so instead, Priscilla has chosen for years to feel nothing.
Early on Jan. 31, 2000, Richard Lollar and a childhood friend, Jacinth Baker, were stabbed to death in Atlanta. This much is fact. Whats unknown is who killed them, although the Lollar family still believes Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, whos expected to end his Hall of Fame career at the Super Bowl on Feb. 3, was involved.
Lewis will be celebrated at this years game for a remarkable 17-year career that has made him one of pro footballs most recognizable stars. Almost a footnote now is that knife attack 13 years ago, when a 24-year-old Lewis was among those attending that years Super Bowl festivities in Atlanta. He was a rising star, his fourth NFL season recently completed, when his path crossed with Lollar, 24, and Baker, 21, at a nightclub in the hours after the St. Louis Rams won the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
By the next morning, two young men lay dead; three others, including Lewis, would be charged with murdering them. Traces of Bakers blood were discovered inside Lewiss stretch limousine, and the white suit he had been wearing that night was never found.
Im not trying to end my career like this, Lewis said that night, according to one witnesss testimony.
Four months after the killings, murder charges against Lewis were dropped; he pleaded guilty to a much lesser charge, one count of misdemeanor obstruction of justice, and his two acquaintances were later acquitted. Still, Lewis paid millions in 2004 to settle civil suits filed by Lollars fiancee and Bakers grandmother.
Nearly 13 years after the incident, Lewiss legacy centers on his outstanding career, his message of faith and giving, and the charisma that will no doubt be on display throughout next week before the Super Bowl.
Richard Lollars family in Akron, meanwhile, associates Lewiss name with something far different, and they continue to struggle with money and Priscillas mothers illness and the impossibility, even so many years later, to find closure to a situation that has offered none. Some relatives have faced Richards death head-on, but his mother has dealt with it by ignoring the ordeals most elemental fact: that her son is dead.
Priscillas son had moved to Atlanta shortly before his death, and for years, thats what she told herself: that he was just out of town. The phone might ring any time with his voice on the other end, or he might walk one day through the front door. But dead? No, she wouldnt consider it. Priscilla says she didnt even attend her sons funeral.
I made myself numb to everything, she says.
This Wednesday afternoon, though, is different. A reporter has asked her to visit the grave. She says she needed a reason to go, and this is as good a reason as any.
If it was my son, I wouldve been to the grave, says Priscillas sister Faye, who attended the funeral but hasnt returned to the cemetery since. Some people do things differently, but I know it wouldnt have taken me 13 years.
A cold wind blows through this neighborhood west of downtown Akron, snowflakes floating to the cold-hardened ground. Priscilla, 56, emerges wearing a sequined hat, pulled low to her eyes, and striped gloves. She asks Faye, seated now at the kitchen table, where to go, but Faye cant remember the cemeterys name. Greenlawn, she thinks, but that isnt correct. All Faye knows is that a tall tree grows near the grave on top of the hill.
Lets go, Priscilla says, and then she leans toward the stoves blue and orange flame, lighting a half-smoked cigarette.
Demons and temptations
He called her almost every day, Priscilla says. Richard and Baker, friends since high school, moved to Atlanta in search of change. Richard never forgot to check in with his mother.
Some mothers stories involve redemption, an unblemished support system and a childs unquestioned path. Others include drugs, battles with addiction and confrontations settled with knives.
Priscilla speaks openly about her struggles with drugs and the law, and she wanted a better life for her nine children. Addiction sunk its teeth in years ago, and days can still sometimes offer temptations. She was in and out of jail throughout Richards childhood, so Priscillas mother, Joyce, raised him and several others in the 672-square-foot home she still lives in.
The best place for Richard, says Faye, who doesnt speak with Priscilla about her past problems but believes she has put them aside.
Richard was talented, a singer and dancer and artist who one day asked for as many coat hangers as the family could find, and when they delivered a pile to him, he sat and bent the wire into a sculpture of a monkey. It still hangs in a corner of Joyces living room.
If another of Priscillas children called her a name or referenced her addiction, Richard would defend her. He had been arrested himself a handful of times on minor drug charges, and so when he proposed to his mother a move south, he also said that when he was settled, hed return to pick her up.
The night before Richard was stabbed, Priscilla says, he called and talked about the future. He said he wanted to visit to Akron soon, and when it was time to drive back to Atlanta, he wanted Priscilla in the car with him.
It was just blocked out
This is it right here, she says, pointing at the entrance sign at Glendale Cemetery. She sits in the passenger seat as the car turns in.
For years, Priscilla refused to discuss her son in the past tense. She told herself that he was still alive. Still in Atlanta, trying to make it as a barber. When relatives put birthday announcements in the newspaper, Priscilla would see them and feel nothing, because without acknowledgement of her sons death, there was nothing to feel.
It was just blocked out, she says. Im still thinking hes in Atlanta, and thats where I want him to stay.
Other family members endured their emotions cruel spectrum. Joyce, Richards grandmother, loathed the men she believed to be involved in her grandsons death. Master Lollar, one of Richards younger brothers, was angry and introspective; he still wants to look Ray Lewis in the eye and ask him what he knows and how he feels. Faye found herself rattled by the mention of Richards name; when a bank employee asked about Richards death as she was filling out a job application, she looked at her handwriting and saw a nervous and unfamiliar scrawl.
I just had to ask God to take the animosity out of me, Faye says.
Priscilla, though, says she felt none of these things. When relatives refused to watch a television with Lewis pictured on it, Priscilla went about her business.
I dont think nothing of him, she says. I didnt hate him. I didnt do none of that.
About a year ago, Priscilla was talking about Richard when a friend stopped her. Did Priscilla realize that she had just referred to her son in the past tense? Did she know that she had, moments earlier, acknowledged that Richard had passed away?
Later, Priscilla considered visiting the grave. She was getting older, and she didnt want her life to end, whenever it might happen, with this debt to herself outstanding. But theres a deep valley between considering this and taking the steps toward knowing where Richard is buried.
I never did know where it was at, she says. I never asked.
The woman at the cemetery office says Priscillas son is buried somewhere in section 19A on top of a hill, as Faye had remembered.
The car stops near a curb, still idling. Priscilla doesnt know what this will be like for her. What will she feel? Perhaps worse, what if she still feels nothing?
Im thinking more and more, and I can handle it, she says. I can handle it now.
She opens the door.
Redemption, retirement
On Feb. 3, Lewis will be introduced in New Orleans and will play in his second Super Bowl. He said before the playoffs that hell retire after this season, and in five years, he will be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which is headquartered in Canton, Ohio, less than 25 miles from the home where Richard Lollar grew up.
In the years since Lollars death Lewis has become one of footballs most beloved figures. He speaks openly about his faith in God, and his No. 52 Ravens jersey is, according to NFLshop.com, one of its highest sellers. At the countrys most-viewed sporting event, most eyes will be on Lewis, who most assuredly will be compared with a warrior making his heroic last stand.
I dont want to hear that, Faye Lollar says, because hes not no hero to me.
Four years after the killings, Lewis settled two civil suits for undisclosed sums, although it is believed that Richards fiancee, KellyeSmith, who was pregnant with their daughter when Richard died, received at least $1 million. Bakers late grandmother he wasnt married and had no children, and his parents had died before his own death also is thought to have received about $1 million in a settlement. The settlements reportedly included a confidentiality clause.
Lewis has denied involvement in the murders, saying in the past that hes being blamed because of his name and NFL career. Faye Lollar says she believes Lewis possesses that big name, at least in part, because of what happened outside Atlantas Cobalt Lounge and, later, in courthouses.
I got two families hating me for something I didnt have a hand in, and the people who killed their children are free, Lewis was quoted by Sports Illustrated as saying in 2006.
Priscilla says she hasnt developed a strong opinion on Lewis, other than that she wishes some of that money had come their way. Joyce Lollar, now 76, had a stroke last year; Priscilla, who doesnt work, says some of Lewiss money his base salary this season alone is nearly $5 million couldve helped pay some of Joyces medical bills. Faye moved last year from Tennessee back to Akron, because the family cant afford a full-time caretaker.
Money dont bring him back, Priscilla says, but money can make things easier.
The family is divided on how theyll spend Super Bowl Sunday. Faye says she wont watch, because seeing Lewis would ruin the experience. Priscilla says she might watch but wont root for Lewiss team.
Priscilla says she has never met her granddaughter, whos now 12. Maybe, she says, when the child grows older.
Time has a way of changing all things.
A visit long in coming
Priscilla walks through the line of gravestones, her eyes scanning the names. To the edges, to the center, back to the edges. She finds her way to an incline, a row of markers hidden under a thin layer of snow.
A breeze blows through the naked tree limbs, and the sound of faraway cars fills the air. Then, a voice.
Here he is right here, Priscilla says with a smile.
She stands there for a long time, saying nothing. She uses the toe of her shoe to push snow from Richards marker, adorned with a pair of clasped hands and a cross. Her shoe traces the markers perimeter, again and again, and Priscilla chuckles at her discovery. This is a reunion, but more than that it is proof that lifes most complicated things are love and death, and how we deal with them.
Priscillas gloves disappear into her pockets, but her eyes dont leave the marker. As the silent minutes pass, the smile fades. Her lip quivers, and her eyebrows furrow.
I love you, she says, barely louder than a whisper. I love you.
She wipes a tear from her cheek, and it wont be the last. She repeats the words. After more than a dozen years of sidestepping emotion, here she stands, experiencing so many.
I love you, she says again, her voice growing louder.
She pauses again and stands in the quiet. Then her eyes look up, and she takes a step forward.
Weve got to go, she says.
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I really don't know much about the trial. Missing white suite and blood in the Limo? That's pretty damning.
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So contrary to popular belief, they KNOW who killed those 2 guys, they just weren't able to prove it wasn't self defense.
Ray Lewis may be the first person ever to pay off families of people killed in self defense. If it was truly self defense why did he pay off the civil suit?
You rarely hear people stabbing someone to death in the street in self defense, I wonder did the other guys have guns?
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Murder pffft big deal these people act as if Ray Lewis killed someone...
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The Ray Lewis trial was broadcast live on Courtv in 2001 and lasted about 3 weeks. I had a home based business, so I was able to watch the entire trial live everday. I have a recollection of some of the facts that I usually don't see mentioned.
A group of 5 or so men approached Lewis' limo who were looking to mug, rob, whatever a bunch of well dressed blacks leaving a swanky nightclub at 4am in the plush suburb of Buckhead. The men were armed, that's one reason Lewis' limo ends up with 5 bullets holes in the side.
The situation might of been adverted because by the time the group reached the limo, Lewis and his entourage were all inside the limo. One of the guys, I guess was trying to impress the ladies, jumped out of the limo to confront the group. He was immediately struck over the head with a 3 pound champagne bottle. From that point on, a melee ensued between the two troups. The one defendant that was struck with the bottle was carrying a knife as well as one of the others in the entourage, they both used their weapons and killed two of the men in the other group. Ray stood by the back door of the limo and was trying to get his group to return to the car, eventually they did, at which time one of members of the other group fired his gun at the departing limo.
The fight took place in Buckhead, a suburb of Atlanta in Fulton County. The next morning Ray was getting ready to fly to Hawaii for the Pro Bowl but missed his flight. He could of been on his way to Hawaii but instead stayed to find out what was going on. He got in contact with the Atlanta Police and they came to to question him, he was staying in Gwinett County. When the police asked the name of the other people, Ray gave them false names. In the end, Ray could not have been charged with obstruction of justice since the police was outside of their jurisdiction when they took Ray's statement. However, when the D.A. needed a crime they could all agree on, they went with obstruction of justice because it was a misdemeanor and the defense had the D.A. backed up against the wall. In fact, if the trial had gone to the jury they would of acquitted Ray, who was far less involved then the two other men who were acquitted. Basically, the jury saw it as self-defense and found both not guilty. Ray just didn't want to risk his chances and took the easy plea, rather than the unknown of a jury.
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It's hot out there and all we can think of is sitting on a beach, a pool, a lake, just something to cool of our overheated minds and bodies. If vacation is still to come or you still have a week to wait till you can visit your friends at the lake house, spend the time dreaming about it, while making the hottest bathing suit around this season.
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Aug 11, 2009, 09.30 PMby ringqueen8
I've never ordered a pattern on here before, how do i select the size to order? p.s. i am ordering this pattern lol
Aug 11, 2009, 09.24 PMby deviousdee1
I'm a size 16 and love this! Will you be doing it in a larger size? Dx
Aug 11, 2009, 09.10 PMby pennagal
This is a very stylish suit. I like the look.
But I think that what several of us are trying to ascertain is "will I look fat in that suit?"
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Aug 11, 2009, 09.25 PMby kittynoir-1
Hey, I get that but no reason to put down Anna. But maybe its just their own insecurities playing out?!
I would imagine that the ruching design would be flattering and very forgiving. Here's hoping it looks great on all those willing to give it a go! xxXxx
Aug 11, 2009, 09.46 PMby fr8rain
I think it will add appearance lbs. lot of excess fabric.
The model is gorgeous but I think unrealistic unless you weigh 85 lbs. with no discernable curves. I honestly don't think it would be slimming if that was the intent.
Aug 11, 2009, 08.59 PMby kittynoir-1
Wow, this is gorgeous! I think its adorable and I'd like to say that I think your model is gorgeous too! As a size 8 (UK) I consider myself a 'real woman' thank-you very much!
I would like to say that in my opinion , I think the model is showing this swimsuit off splendidly! Also I'd like to hear what the 'ladies' claiming she is too thin or somehow unreal think she would feel if she was to read these comments and see what you have said??
Can't wait to get sewing this, just hope it looks as good on me!! Thanks for this pattern, xXX
Aug 11, 2009, 07.47 PMby easbrooke
I mean "ruching."
Aug 11, 2009, 07.45 PMby easbrooke
It's alright. At first I thought the ruffle was on the hem of the top and I liked that. I'm not big on ruffled bottoms. If I make this I would probably have to change it.
I love the neckline and the rouching though.
Aug 11, 2009, 04.05 PMby calicocouture
This is beautiful! I wont have time to make it for this season though. =( The thought of starting classes again in 2 weeks is killing my summer mood…
Aug 11, 2009, 02.47 PMby nuiwida23
I really love the pattern, it's adorable! However, it's hard to see it when your model does not show what it would realistically look like on a woman's body. Get Alden in this suit, she's a gorgeous model! Thanks for the pattern, BurdaStyle.
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Aug 11, 2009, 08.43 PMby burdastyle
Hi Nuiwida23
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In an effort to raise awareness and promote diabetes education, the Diabetes Education Team hosted a World Diabetes Day event on the Quad at UA on Wednesday. Joining with other student and community organizations, the four-hour event provided educational material, recreational activities and refreshments to students as they passed the white tent on their way to class.
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But when the 20-year-old University of Alabama junior learned that one in nine people in Alabama are diagnosed with diabetes, he realized it was time to do something.
In an effort to raise awareness and promote diabetes education, the Diabetes Education Team, of which Kasanagottu is president, hosted a World Diabetes Day event on the Quad at UA on Wednesday. Joining with other student and community organizations, the four-hour event provided educational material, recreational activities and refreshments to students as they passed the white tent on their way to class. Closing out the event, volunteers formed a human blue circle, which is the global symbol for diabetes, on the steps of Gorgas Library.
"I want students to realize that eating healthy doesn't mean you have to sacrifice taste or enjoyment or appetite," Kasanagottu said. "I also hope the event motivates people to be active."
Diabetes is a disease in which there are high levels of sugar in the blood. When food is digested, a sugar called glucose enters the bloodstream. Insulin, which is made by the pancreas, then moves the glucose from the bloodstream into muscle, fat and liver cells to be stored for energy. In some cases, the pancreas does not make enough insulin or the cells do not respond to the insulin.
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"Education and awareness are so important," Jackson said. "If you learn about the risk factors at a younger age, then you can do something to make your life healthier."
Obesity is one of the biggest risk factors, she added. In addition, other factors for Type 2 diabetes include poor diet and physical inactivity, increasing age, family history and ethnicity. Genetic and environmental factors, increased height and weight development, increased maternal age at delivery and exposure to some viral infections have been linked to the risk of developing Type 1 diabetes.
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A group of people stole more than $90,000 from Foxwoods Resort Casino by fraudulently accessing the accounts of customers who had been awarded free slot machine play, according to state police.
The case is detailed in an arrest warrant affidavit for 39-year-old J. Antonio "Tony" Cifizzari of New Britain, who was charged Friday with first-degree larceny. Additional arrests are expected.
According to the affidavit, Foxwoods Security began investigating when a female patron complained in September that $150 worth of bonus slot play had already been redeemed from her Foxwoods Rewards Account. Casino officials learned the account was accessed a few days earlier at a particular slot machine and reviewed surveillance video showing an Asian male at the machine.
The man, later identified as Allen Wu, said he and about seven others had been picking up Rewards Cards off the gaming floor daily. Slot machine players often leave their cards behind inadvertently. Wu said that using the player names, they accessed Internet sites and obtained personal information about the players in an effort to discover their Personal Identification Numbers. He said passwords often were the last four numbers of the patron's birth date, the last four numbers of their Social Security numbers or a simple numerical pattern such as 1234.
The investigation led to Rolando D. Balatbat, 69, of Jackson Heights, N.Y., who said Cifizzari gave him multiple casino Rewards cards with their PIN numbers and the amount of money available. He said Cifizzari told him how to obtain the bonus slot play by putting the card into the slot machine, entering the PIN and downloading the money. He would cash it out for a voucher, which he would bring to Cifizzari during meetings at the McDonald's in Chinatown. He said Cifizzari would give him half the value of the voucher.
The police eventually spoke with Cifizzari, who said Wu and Kwan Ying Wong Lee of Brooklyn had been running the scam since May 2012.
All of the people involved with the scam have been permanently ejected from the casino, according to the affidavit, and players whose cards have been compromised have been notified that they need to create a new PIN.
Cifizzari, who is being held in lieu of $125,500 at the Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Institution, has pleaded not guilty. He is due back in court on Jan. 25.
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Does anyone else have these trouble here? I'm a Catholic, Latin Rite and I'm looking into the Orthodox faith because of what a saw on CAF, a long time ago. The more I do however the more I feel I cant believe either side. Leaving me to believe I don't know what truth is anymore! I'm confused I see points that support one side and I see points that support the other. I also don't know what document I can even believe anymore because I have seen quotes taken out of context on both sides. I lack a sufficient historical context in which to understand quotes and doctrines, and currently am seeing two different historical context provided by both parties. My background is too weak to distinguish the truth. What I would like to do would be to translate the Early Church fathers documents myself, gather as much information upon the historical contexts off all these and try to figure it out, but I don't have the time nor the resources right now to do this and It would take a lifetime. I know both side say have faith and the holy spirit will lead you, well, I'm a little scarred because If I make a mistake in discerning the leading of the holy spirit its hell, because I have denied the truth. Anyone out there know how to muddle through this without freaking out? Sincerely Dazed and confused on the mountains.
I'm a little scarred because If I make a mistake in discerning the leading of the holy spirit its hell, because I have denied the truth.
Chilling impatiently on the Mountains for an undefined length of time.
It took my (former Presbiterian Methodist) husband one year and half of studying and going to our Orthodox church (just watching and listening). He told me that if he is going to be buptized in Orthodox he wants to know everything.
Georgich, I like it very much the way you described:"It really was like returning home after a long, chaotic, boring, tedious and unnecessary journey."
Please, don't let this be a reason for you to worry. We are not trying to appease an angry man in the sky who will smite us down if we reject him; all of us have done it constantly throughout our Orthodox and Catholic lives, voluntarily and involuntarily. Final judgment does not come from our peers, nor from the earthly Church, but from God himself, who is love in its purest.Thomas and everyone else offered some great advice. I echo their advice.
Thank you. As I wrote earlier to this board, I spent a number of years "God-searching" (bogoiskatelem takim, ponimaete, byl...), was baptized in a Presbyterian church in 2004 and even became an elder there (in 2005), but left in October 2006, because I just did not feel the real *CHURCH* in Presbyterian gatherings; they were like Communist Party meetings to me - different retorics, but still retorics, talk, talk, talk. Right now, I am a happy member of a small mission GOA parish in Aberdeen, MS.
well, I'm a little scarred because If I make a mistake in discerning the leading of the holy spirit its hell, because I have denied the truth. Anyone out there know how to muddle through this without freaking out?
Presbyterians compared to Communist Party apparatchiks. Now I've heard everything.
Dazed and confused on the mountains,I would suggest taking a spiritual time out from the internet, from your reading and just take a few days to be silent and see what happens. Get away from the routine, take fresh breathe of the mountain air, let God speak to you. I live in the mountains too, and when life gets overwhelming I just go out and hike. I take a day or so and just think. No internet, no television, no phone calls (unless it's an emergency on my end or someone else's), no deep complex reading. I just think and sort out thoughts.... in Roman Catholic monastic terms I contemplate.
Polaris, First of all, Peace & Blessings to you. As a Catholic, I am also in the same boat with you. There is so much to read, learn and to process that I find myself with headaches, frustrations and fears like you. I was born in the latin rite, and a few years ago discovered the Maronite (Eastern) Catholic Church. Now I know many on this board may say 'Catholic is Catholic' due to the accepting of dogmas and whatnot... They are right. However from my personal journey, it is very simplified to hear that, because the 'approach' of the Maronite Church was a different one... even with its latinization. Soon after that I moved away and became a member of the local Maronite Church where I relocated to. Our priest was a kind and gentle man who taught me alot. He was very much against the latinization that had changed the face of the Maronite Church, so again I was moved further away from the 'latinization' that has bleed into the Eastern Catholic Churches. In this parish, there was a small group of Byzantine Catholics that would hold their liturgy on Saturday evenings. I attended and became friends with the priest. It seems as if our Lord has gradually led me to discover the Eastern Churches. When I moved back home and attended the Maronite Church, i could feel the 'step back' in a way. More then that, I felt the change in spirituality. Both were Maronite Churches, yet I was shown how much the Roman Catholic Church had effected the Maronite Church by the latinization done to one of them (this was not completely forceful mind you, but rather embraced in some ways, by the Maronite Church here). Now I attend a Byzantine Catholic Church here and every now and then the Orthodox Church. I find myself moving towards Orthodoxy, yet I'm not truly ready yet... there are issues I have with this as I'm sure many of the converts have. My fiancee and I have spoke about converting. We are both unsure, because partly we are comfortable. Now when we ask ourselves "What if there was no Eastern Catholic Churches to attend and we had no choice but to go to a latin rite church...?" I can only tell you that this really saddens us for the fact that we do not feel anything there and find ourselves bothered by the very thought. We both agreed that in that situation, we BOTH would attend an Eastern Orthodox Church(before anyone comments about communion, yes- i know we couldn't receive communion, i'm just saying in general, we would begin to move toward Orthodoxy more then we presently are). I also want to point out, it is not the liturgy alone that makes me consider Orthodoxy... The liturgy was the starting point. Something like "Wow... what is this?" That question led to an answer, and a discovery of Orthodoxy. I have discovered much about the Church due to the preservation of the Divine Liturgy and her traditions. Likewise, I have discovered the innovations of the Catholic Church along with it.So in regards of you visiting the Orthodox Church and attending Divine Liturgy... For me, this was/is a glimpse into the core of Orthodoxy. It's a special glimpse that regardless of well skilled catholic apologetics, impacts the heart and soul more then the intellect. Know that you are not alone, and for what it is worth, you may consider me a friend. I think what you and I may need to learn, is to not travel at a speed as if we are in a race, but rather learn from what those have suggested... To be still, to pray and to travel with God. God Bless...
Hello out there! I'm a Roman Catholic turned Protestant considering Orthodoxy. I'm reading and studying and praying that I will recognize the truth. Most things I learn about Orthodoxy make a lot of sense to me. However, there are a couple of things I am really struggling to reconcile in my head. The first is the prayers to the saints the second is the apparent "legality" of some things. One example, is fasting it seems really legalistic. Like you can't eat meat from this time till that time, unless it's on a feast day and then it's only fish. You can't eat dairy on certain days, except for on some festival that seemed to involve cheese. I'm really not trying to make light of the Orthodox traditions...at all. I just feel like I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place as I believe God did set up a physical church on earth, but did He really intend for it to invlove all the "rules and regulations"? I say this knowing well that I have been involved in "come as you are", "freestyle", God doesn't care how you worship just so you do "religion" for the last 20 years. It's just really hard to know what to believe anymore.
The fish is because it is 1) was ordinarily cheaper, so didn't cut into the alms money so much (this might be different now in parts of the modern world and 2) reminded us that the sacrifice of Golgatha has put blood sacrifices to an end (a lot of food revolved around sacrifices: the Hebrews never sacrificied fish).
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Re-engaging with politics
A candidate's final tally would be their positive votes minus their negative votes, which would deny some of them the smug comfort of their wide majorities. It would make visible those who care enough to cast a vote but whose opinion is that they are all rubbish. At the moment, these voters have little option but to stay away or spoil a ballot slip, neither of which have an electoral effect. Now they have a reason to turn up.
There would be no obligation to cast both votes. You could leave it at who you really, really hate and know that your little vote helps make sure they can't easily get in.
It might be that no candidates end up with a positive tally. A wannabe could get a seat by being the least-hated contender which should stop them comforting themselves that they have 'a majority' or that they 'won' the seat.
Admittedly it would cost more to administer and take longer to count, but it's worth thinking about.
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- Barnacle Bill said...
A very interesting concept, might need a little bit of work on it, but could just get people back to the polling booths.
Even if only to show their loathing of a candidate(s)!
- Tuesday, May 01, 2012 12:40:00 pm
The proposal is not new and a vote for one candidate has the effect of voting against other choices. It does however, represent an opportunistic wedge for Mr Jobsworth whilst providing Mr Apathy with a further excuse to avoid a perceived inconvenience.
I support Mr Raft's enthusiasm for bigger turnouts but my preference is for reinstatement of the old fashioned pitchfork, tarring and bonfire process.
- Tuesday, May 01, 2012 12:51:00 pm
- Woman on a Raft said...
Alas, MTG, we have to show our loathing in symbolic fashion in these enfeebled days, but I prefer your suggestion.
How about a compromise? The weight of votes result in ducking the losing candidate. Bill can be in charge of designing the ducking stool.
If the chance to affect that outcome doesn't get people to the booths, they don't deserve democracy.
- Tuesday, May 01, 2012 1:04:00 pm
- Macheath said...
Ducking stool? Inspired!
Any chance of getting it through in time for the Mayoral election in London?
- Tuesday, May 01, 2012 1:24:00 pm
Hmm. I think this idea does have some merit.....!
- Tuesday, May 01, 2012 9:31:00 pm
- SadButMadLad said...
Don't we already have a good indicator of a negative vote? That of voter turnout or apathy.
If someone is elected on a turnout of 10% are they really demcratically elected. They might as well keep the job 'cause of the expense of having a repeat election with possibly no change in the candidates. But they can never vote themselves as they don't have a mandate.
Me? I'm going to leave my ballot blank as a vote for none of the above.
- Wednesday, May 02, 2012 10:46:00 am
- Michael Fowke said...
No, no, no. Let's just ignore these awful human beings.
- Wednesday, May 02, 2012 2:52:00 pm
- Michael Fowke said...
Or inhuman beings.
- Wednesday, May 02, 2012 2:53:00 pm
- Woman on a Raft said...
Spoil sport. Just one little ducking. Or putting them in the goo tank like they used to do on childrens telly.
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* Alleged ``loss-leader'' physical trades made money half the time
* Manipulation ``intent'' is high bar for Bay, FERC's tough top cop
NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - British bank Barclays is set to fight a potentially record $470 million penalty from U.S. energy regulators by arguing its traders were guilty of braggadocio, not of rigging California electricity prices.
The four traders in question, who boasted in emails and instant messages about how ``fun'' it was to ``crap on'' certain physical power prices, did not actually carry out the complex scheme they are accused of by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, a source familiar with the bank's thinking said.
Last week, the country's top cop overseeing electricity markets ordered Barclays to demonstrate why it should not pay a $435 million civil penalty, plus $34.9 million in the repayment of ill-gotten gains, for manipulation of California power markets between 2006 and 2008.
The British banking giant, still reeling from an nearly equivalent fine over its role in rigging the Libor interest rate benchmark, has already said it will ``vigorously'' fight the FERC charges, likely setting up a landmark court battle.
It believes electricity trades on the days of the traders' messages show their West Coast trading team was not intentionally manipulating prices for profit, despite the ``unfortunate'' emails released in FERC's 73-page regulatory filing, the source said.
Any losses incurred on the bank's mammoth trades -- which on some days accounted for more than half of all the deals in specific markets -- was an effort to ``build credibility'' with potential clients in a new market.
In fact, on more than half of the days in question, the bank actually made money or lost very little, the source said, an outcome seemingly at odds with FERC's accusation that it was engaged in so-called ``uneconomic trading'', where losses in one market would yield larger profits in another.
To prevail in its case, which stems from an investigation that began in July 2007 after an anonymous tip-off from other market participants, FERC will have to demonstrate the traders' messages demonstrate ``intent'' to manipulate markets - a tough, though not impossible hurdle to meet, legal experts said.
FERC spokesperson Mary O'Driscoll declined comment, citing the agency's policy of not commenting on open cases.
Typically, in a manipulation case FERC must show the accused individuals or companies knew or acted with ``reckless disregard'' toward good business practices in their industry, said Susan J. Court, former chief of enforcement at FERC.
``To prove that that's the answer is difficult,'' she said, ``because it goes to the intent'' of the traders' actions. ``So sometimes it comes down to interpreting those electronic messages and what they mean in context.''
Barclays will argue that even taking into account the emails the traders did not act on the messages.
Examining emails alone, ``you could argue that it's a manifestation of intent. But if you look at the real trading, it just doesn't line up,'' the source said.
Across 35 alleged months of alleged manipulation, the traders were either making money or ``losing hardly anything'' during more than half the days, according to the source.
All four of the traders accused in the case - Daniel Brin, Scott Connelly, Karen Levine, and Ryan Smith, who also have 30 days to ``show cause'' on penalties amounting to $18 million - have left Barclays since the alleged manipulation.
Their legal status is unclear; Brin declined comment when reached on his mobile phone by Reuters last week. Efforts to reach the other traders were unsuccessful.
Since Congress enhanced FERC's enforcement powers in 2005, the commission has only concluded a finding of manipulative intent in one case: Brian Hunter, the former natural gas futures trader whose massive bets sank hedge fund Amaranth in 2006. Key to the finding were Hunter's instant message communications, in which he asked fellow traders to take actions that would benefit his bets that natural gas futures would tumble.
The commission fined Hunter $30 million in April 2011, an amount ``appropriate and sufficient'' to discourage others from engaging in market manipulation, FERC said at the time.
The case is now on appeal.
The stakes in the Barclays case are significantly higher than the sums involved, for both sides of the docket.
Though Barclays quit the energy trading business in the Western United States almost a year ago, it is still reeling from $450 million in penalties over the Libor interest rate rigging that cost former CEO Robert Diamond his job. FERC's enforcement action could potentially double those fines and the negative publicity the bank has experienced in recent months.
For FERC, the case could underscore the agency's determination to go after manipulation - a cause championed by enforcement chief Norman C. Bay.
Of 12 investigations opened by FERC's enforcement staff during the year ended Sept. 30, 2011, eight involved market manipulation or false statements to the agency, according to the most recent data, including against banking giant Deutsche Bank's energy trading arm and BP.
Bay may be emboldened by the record $135 million fine, plus $110 million in return of ill-gotten profits he won in a settlement with Constellation Energy Group Inc earlier this year. However, some in the industry argue that the FERC had leverage in that case -- power provider Exelon Corporation's pending takeover of Constellation -- that doesn't exist with Barclays.
Marc L. Spitzer, a former FERC commissioner who worked with Bay on enforcement actions, declined to comment on the Barclays case. However, he praised Bay for his ability to judge when to pursue enforcement actions.
``Norman Bay has a good sense for which cases he should move and which cases he should settle on,'' Spitzer said.
Settling, however, may not be an attractive option to Barclays because the bank may not want to be seen giving any ground on a charge of manipulation, said Paul Korman, an energy attorney at Van Ness Feldman in Washington D.C.
``It is a very serious charge, so we see more and more people who are willing to fight it out,'' said Korman, who is not involved in the Barclays proceedings. ``Historically, most of these cases settled.''
Barclays' strategy suggests it is taking a different approach than London-based oil trader Arcadia, which was sued last year by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for allegedly rigging physical crude markets in order to reap gains on the futures exchange. Arcadia and two traders have argued that the CFTC did not have authority to pursue physical trades.
The issue of ``interconnected markets'', as it is known, is a thorny one for many regulators, whose remits often cover one or the other side of the marketplace, but rarely both.
It is a more complex issue than those facing FERC and other regulators a decade ago, when the Enron scandal exposed traders who had simply inflated California's power prices or reported false trade to energy index providers.
The now-defunct energy giant's infamous market manipulation during the 2000 to 2001 California energy crisis is still fresh in many consumers' minds, raising ire from advocates who want to see FERC take even tougher sanctions against the bank.
If Barclays does fight to the finish, the final outcome of FERC's action, as well as any fines paid, could be a few years away, experts said. Barclays must respond by the end of this month, unless an extension is granted; FERC then has 60 days to determine whether to impose the fine, which is likely.
At that point, assuming Barclays does not settle, the case would shift to one of several legal avenues.
If it goes before an administrative law judge, a hearing could take about a year, said Court, the former FERC head of enforcement. Additional time to consider the judge's finding and hold a re-hearing could take an additional three to four months each, she said, making it about two years before the case is even ready for an appeal in federal court.
Another option is for Barclays to request to try the case from scratch in federal court, an option it is ``leaning toward,'' according to the source familiar with the matter.
Still, based on the fact that the case has even gone this far, Court places FERC's chance of prevailing at ``over 50 percent.''
``The staff is not going to waste the commission's time if they don't think they have a good case,'' she said.
(Reporting by Jonathan Leff; Editing by Marguerita Choy)


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My son is a few days shy of 8 months old, healthy, big for his age (both height and weight), and developing normally.
He started accepting food around 6.5 months (i tried a few times before then and he was not interested, then suddenly one day he loved it), and since then has been losing interest in nursing. At day care, he got worse with bottles, to the point where now they struggle with him for 30 minutes and he takes no more than about 2oz per feeding. We've tried different bottles, even sippy cups, but they weren't any better. They tried offering the bottles at different times, more often, less often, anything they could think of.
At home, he still nurses, but not with any real enthusiasm. He seems to be doing it more for comfort and snuggles than for food. But if you plunk him down in the high chair and pour out a bowl of pureed whatever, he chows down.
All the books say babies should still be getting most of their nutrition from breastmilk at this age, but this baby seems ready to ditch it entirely. Our doctor says as long as he's still growing and seems happy, to let him lead the way, but it just seems so early.


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POLICE have appealed for other victims of a dangerous "sexual predator" to come forward after he was today (May 9) jailed for a series of indecent assaults more than 20 years ago.
John Sykes, already serving an indeterminate sentence for the public protection, was given a six year, nine month jail term after admitting eight charges of indecent assault.
Teesside Crown Court heard how the paedophile previously claimed to have assaulted up to 80 young boys.
He also attacked a boy in Middlesbrough in 1991 who suffered a fractured skull and was left for dead after being beaten with a brick.
The boy told police how he was sexually assaulted by Sykes, taken from his home and then viciously assaulted to prevent him telling anybody what had happened.
Although Sykes was charged with attempted murder and sexual assault, those charges were dropped and he was later jailed for four years after admitting causing grievous bodily harm.
Prosecutor Peter Makepeace said the decision to accept that plea "was difficult to comprehend" and that the victim of the indecent assaults had given a statement in which he recounted a full admission made to him by Sykes over the earlier attack and described how he had threatened to do the same to him.
Sykes, 50, who resides in HMP Armley, Leeds, and had been living in Mirfield, West Yorkshire after moving away from Middlesbrough, was given an indeterminate sentence in June 2012 after breaching a sexual offences prevention order imposed on him five years earlier and admitting two offences of sexual activity with a child.
Mr Makepeace said Sykes' latest victim only disclosed his abuse last year after attending anger management sessions.
He said the defendant would buy him presents in order to win his trust with the pair committing sex acts on each other, while Sykes also fondled and kissed the victim.
Mr Makepeace said: "He was petrified. He felt unable to complain because he feared the accused would assault him or his family."
Sykes was branded a dangerous individual by the Recorder of Middlesbrough, Judge Simon Bourne-Arton, who also remarked on his "complete indifference".
Jailing him, he said: "You are a sexual predator of young boys, you groom them and ingratiate yourselves with their family and you do that out of our lust to try and defile them."
The father of the young boy attacked in 1991, who has spent many years campaigning over his son's case, swore at Sykes as he was led away to the cells.
Meanwhile, the victim of the indecent assaults spoke outside of the courtroom and said: "He [Sykes] has ruined my life and my kids have not had the childhood they deserve.
"I have got over the physical abuse I suffered, but it is the mental abuse that never goes away."
Detective Sergeant Dave Smith, of Cleveland police, said he was certain Sykes had committed other offences in an intervening period from the 1990s up to 2012.
He said: "I would ask that anyone who thinks they have been a victim of his contact me directly on Cleveland police's 101 number."


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The Undomestic Goddess
- Narrated by: Rosalyn Landor
- Length: 12 hrs and 1 min
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 07-18-05
- Language: English
- Publisher: Books on Tape
Publisher's Summary
Going into utter meltdown, she walks out of her London office, gets on a train, and ends up in the middle of nowhere. Asking for directions at a big, beautiful house, she's mistaken for an interviewee and finds herself being offered a job as housekeeper. Her employers have no idea they've hired a lawyer, and Samantha has no idea how to work the oven. She can't sew on a button, bake a potato, or get the #@%# ironing board to open. How she takes a deep breath and begins to cope, and finds love is a story as delicious as the bread she learns to bake.
But will her old life ever catch up with her? And if it does...will she want it back?
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- Susan
- 05-13-08
laugh out loud funny
I thought that this would be fun to listen to at work. I was right! I really enjoyed this listen and couldn't put it down! I even looked for an excuse to go to the grocery store without my husband so that I could continue to listening. It was light-hearted and funny which was exactly what I was looking for. I would definitely recommend this book to others looking for a something funny, with a cute story.
11 of 11 people found this review helpful
- Dawn
- 04-16-12
Rosalyn Landor is a wow!
What did you love best about The Undomestic Goddess?
It was a fun book to read, and an even more enjoyable in the audio version because of the talented interpretation of the characters by Rosalyn Landor. Sophie Kinsella is one of the few writers out there that appeals to several generations. My daughter, mother, and I have all read and enjoyed this engaging, witty author.
9 of 9 people found this review helpful
- Patti
- 12-30-06
I Loved It!
I listened to this selection right after "Devil Wears Prada" and wondered why this book did not get selected to have a movie made from the story.
This story describes what could be very possible with career-driven young women today. No life and a feeling that their career is worth having no life. From there, she finds herself having to not only fend for herself, but those of her employers ...as a cook and housekeeper! How hilarious!
The contrasts are extreme and there is little reality to how this could happen. But who cares. The characters are rich and warm. I want to meet them in real life.
This is definitely light reading, but so needed every once in awhile. This story brings you back to recognize what is important in life.
Listening to this book will be such a treat ...you shouldn't miss it!
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
- Susan Solo
- 08-11-05
A wild ride!
I absolutely adore Sophie Kinsella. The story was not at all believable, but oh so much FUN and really different! It was purely silly and zany, and it made me so uncomfortable all at the same time. I thought the narrator was a little "off" with some of the male characters' voices, but I got used to it.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
- Lori O'Lin Soriano
- 02-15-09
a dream..
I could really relate with this character and to step away from the rat race is something that makes me long for at times. I not only really liked this book but could imagine myself in her shoes. This book was wonderfully written and well narrated. Other reviewers are correct in that it's probably better on audiobook because you get the English accent.
14 of 15 people found this review helpful
- Marylou
- 01-31-09
Laugh out loud funny!!!
I love Sophie Kinsella audio books.. They MUST be audio because part of the fun effect is having the book narrated by a Brit... I have listened to almost ALL of her books and experienced great enjoyment!!! I had truckers on the freeway honk their air horns at me because they could see I was alone in my vehicle but hysterically laughing! I'm sure they were quite curious as to my behavior.
12 of 13 people found this review helpful
- 03-26-08
Loved it!
I loved this book. It was my favorite of all of Sophie Kinsella's books.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
- M. Ramsour
- 03-29-07
This was a delightful "read". The story of a stressed-out lawyer, stripped of her job and accidentally ending up in the unlikely position of a housekeeper for a nouveau riche couple at a country estate, was very entertaining. I was sorry when it ended. The narrator was superb. It was a great yarn for all who fantasize about a simpler life.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
- gjordan218
- 09-05-15
SO much better than I thought!
I was worried it would be boring, but it was SO heartwarming, sweet, and hilarious. Extremely creative plot lines and twists. Very talented writer, and the reader made it so entertaining with different voices.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
- Cheryl Tobler
- 08-11-05
A lighthearted listen
I?ve listened to all of Sophie Kinsella?s books and found them to be funny and easy to listen to. This latest book did not disappoint me although I thought the story line was a bit far fetched, but it was entertaining all the same. If you liked her other books, you?ll like this one, too.
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He owns the Briktopians and some yet to be finally named factions on Revalus.
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A group of people gathered in a alley by the dumpster of a nightclub in an attempted to get primed before entering said nightclub. Each person is required to have 750ml of their favorite spirit to partake.
"Why should I pay $10 for a highball at the Mynt? Everybody get a TwoSix and we'll hold a dumpster party!"
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"I hate that bitch so much, someone should throw her a Dumpster Party
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A gathering of a group of gay men in an alley next to garbage dumpsters for the purpose of engaging in a homosexual orgy. One or more of the men often lean against a dumpster while giving or receiving a sexual move. Dumpster parties often occur late at night in alleys next to bars or fast food restaurants.
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Say I'm f-cked up,
Well, you just might be f-cked up too
I might be f-cked up
Well baby girl, how about you?
[Verse 1 - The Dream]
You used to be my nigga
You used to be that cool bitch
You used to smoke wit' a nigga
But now you on that bullshit
You used to s** me crazy
You used to call me baby
Now all you do it nag me like a 5 year old from the backseat
You used to be so confident
But all that shit came and went
Used to be anti-internet
But now you constantly blogging and shit!
You used to strip for a nigga
Now you ain't got nothing but lip for a nigga
Halfway decent for me, but you dress up for your girlfriends?
Listening to what they say god your ass without a husband
Put you in a Benz, you did everything to get me
Ain't did nothing since but keep talking about what it should be
Car note, daycare, paid all the f-cking rent
Know you wanna run the world
But first, try running this
But yall don't hear me, oh, oh, oh
[Hook:] (x2)
Stop f-cking with me, woman
Stop f-cking with me, woman
Stop f-cking with me, woman
Stop f-cking with me if you ain't f-cking with me
[Verse 2 - The Dream]
You used to be so sweet
But now you act bitter
And just so I don't hear that shit, I drown my liver in this liquor
You used to be like this man
You used to be my best friend
Now all you do is judge me
And scream out f-ck me, but don't f-ck me
Ohhh, hell to the no!
Now I'm all up in the clubs
Now I'm all up in the mall
Now you in my cell phone screaming "who's this bitch?"
She's just a friend, yeah that's it
And now you wanna trip, ain't that some shit?
Yesterday you didn't give a f-ck, now you asking where I been
And you hating on every girl that walk by
Talking about "where she think she going in that outfit?"
She don't even love me, she loves the competition
Every man out there: I hope you're listening
Can I be honest?
Can I be muthaf-cking honest?
[Hook:] (x2)
Stop f-cking with me, woman
Stop f-cking with me, woman
Stop f-cking with me, woman
Stop f-cking with me if you ain't f-cking with me
[Verse 3 - The Dream]
There's nothing at home, so I'm searching for love
Tried to get through, but you don't give a f-ck
She can't love me, when she don't love herself
Feels like I'm sleepin with somebody else
Now I'm seeing somebody else
Now I'm touching somebody else
Now I'm f-cking somebody else
But go ahead and blame me if it helps...
I'm just being honest
I know, I know, I know, I know sometimes I'm wrong
But am I really the only one
Real women know that I'm talking real shit
And you fake bitches, I'm sure your sittin' around all pissed
All my real niggas know that I'm talking real shit
And fake niggas can take notes, or find rope and choke, nigga
Yeah, honest-y
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By SEANNA ADCOX
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina's inspector general recommends centralizing the cyber security functions of state agencies to help prevent another loss of personal data.
Inspector General Patrick Maley says in a report released Tuesday that South Carolina's current decentralized model leaving the responsibility of data security to each agency must be eliminated.
He notes the Division of State Information Technology can only suggest policies and lacks any authority to mandate statewide standards. The division offers free security monitoring services to state agencies and local governments.
Maley recommends creating a new statewide chief security officer independent of the division and hiring a consultant to help consolidate functions.
The inspector general was asked to review cyber security after millions of Social Security numbers and other taxpayer data were stolen from the Revenue Department.
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The Skyline College Budget Committee is the primary budget recommendation group for the College, thereby establishing recommendations to the College administration on College budgetary matters. The Committee is responsible for reviewing the revenues and expenditures of the College.
Members of the College Budget Committee (CBC) include the following: the Vice Presidents of the College, one dean from instruction and one dean from student services, the Academic Senate President, two faculty members from each college division, including student services, appointed by the Academic Senate, three classified staff appointed by the Classified Council, and two students appointed by the ASSC.
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AURORA – The Rosary softball team surprised Kaneland in Saturday's IHSA Class 3A Rosary Regional championship game, collecting a seven-run lead through six innings.
The Knights finally awakened in the bottom of the seventh inning, rallying for six runs, but fell short, dropping a heartbreaking 7-6 decision.
Kaneland finishes 23-4 while Rosary improved to 13-18.
"This bunch of girls showed a lot of character because if you go down swinging and battle to the end you have nothing to be ashamed of," Kaneland coach Brian Willis said. "It's the epitome of these girls, especially the seniors. They never quit. We gave them a 7-0 lead but fought until the last out."
Rosary showed off its bats in the early going. The Royals scored a run in the second and added two in the fourth, one coming on a solo home run from Sam Phelps. The Royals delivered their biggest blow in the fifth inning when Lauren Murray connected on a three-run home run.
"I told the girls that if you play solid defense you can stay in games, and now we're hitting," Rosary coach John Kazmierczak said. "It's been a tough spring but we've kept battling."
The teams met recently for a doubleheader, and the Knights swept the Royals, outscoring them 25-9 on a day where the teams combined for 52 hits.
The Knights were able to collect their fair share of hits in this contest, but couldn't plate anything until the final frame.
"We were hitting the ball well but we hit a lot of balls right at them," Willis said. "If we hit them another foot this way or that we might've scored a couple of runs, plus we didn't get any clutch hits. We left several runners on base before the seventh inning."
A three-run home run from catcher Paige Kuefler, followed by a solo blast from Sarah Grams pulled the Knights to within 7-5. Meg Cohrs and Hayley Contorno added doubles in the seventh inning to pull the Knights within 7-6, but they couldn't come all the way back.
Lanie Callaghan paced the Knights with three hits, while Lexi Roach, Cohrs and Allie Miller each chipped in with two hits for a Kaneland team that stranded nine baserunners.
Phelps, Emma Molenhouse and winning pitcher Elayne Young contributed two hits apiece in the winning effort for the Royals.
"The girls are pretty ecstatic," Kazmierczak said. "It took a team effort, and it went really well. This is pretty exciting."