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The Nationwide Series Johnsonville Sausage 200 road course race was held on Saturday at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. On Sunday, the Sonoma Raceway road course in Sonoma, California was the site of the Sprint Cup Toyota-Save Mart 350. The Camping World Truck Series returns to action for the UNOH 225 on Thursday, June 26th at Kentucky Speedway. Also listed below are quick notes on the ARCA Series and four NASCAR 'Home Track' racing series.NASCAR Sprint Cup SeriesTime Trials: Jamie McMurray wins the Coors Light Pole Award for the 25th Annual Toyota-Save Mart 350 with a lap of 75.422 seconds, 94.986 mph. This is the No. 1 Chevrolet SS driver's ninth pole in 382 NSCS races. His last pole, 81 races ago, came at Martinsville Speedway in March 2011. This is his fourth top-10 start in 2013 and his second pole in 11 races at Sonoma Raceway. His previous pole came in 2007. He led two laps in the race and finished in 25th place. He is 21st in the point standings.Did Not Qualify: No one, only 43 teams entered the event.Race Winner: Martin Truex Jr. won the 25th Annual Toyota-Save Mart 350, his second victory in 277 NSCS races. He breaks a 218-race winless streak - second longest in series history (Bill Elliott, 226, 2001, Homestead-Miami Speedway) - dating to June 4, 2007 at Dover. This is the No. 56 Toyota Camry driver's seventh top-10 finish in 2013. This is his first victory and second top-10 finish in eight races at Sonoma Raceway. He is the track's ninth consecutive different winner, seventh consecutive first-time road course winner and eighth first-time road course winner.Rookie of the Race: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is the top rookie finisher. The No. 17 Ford Fusion driver started 37th and finished 27th. The only other ROTY contender in the event was Danica Patrick (finished 29th). Stenhouse is currently 19th in the 2013 point standings. Contingency Awards:- Martin Truex Jr. won the 3M Lap Leader Award for leading the most laps (51 of 110).- Jamie McMurray won the Duralast Brake in the Race award given to the highest eligible driver in the running order at the time of the first caution of each race.- Toyota Racing Development (TRD) won the Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race award. They supplied the engine in Truex Jr.'s No. 56 Toyota.- Matt Kenseth won the American Ethanol Green Flag Restart award for recording the fastest average speed on restarts and finishing the race on the lead lap. The No. 20 Toyota Camry driver earned the award for his 19th place finish.- Alan Gustafson, crew chief on the No. 24 Chevrolet SS driven by Jeff Gordon, won the Moog Problem Solver of the Race award. The award goes to the crew chief that improves the most from first half of the race to the second half utilizing the 40 best lap times (improved 0.923 seconds). Gordon started the race in 10th place and finished in second.- Marcos Ambrose wins the Mobil 1 Command Performance Driver of the Race award given to the winner of the race or the next-highest finishing driver displaying the Mobil 1 decal. He earned the award for his seventh place finish. The driver of the No. 9 Ford moved up one spot to 22nd in the 2013 Sprint Cup point standings.Points Leader: Jimmie Johnson leads the point standings by 25 points over Carl Edwards.NSCS Top 12 (G/L):1. Jimmie Johnson 02. Carl Edwards 03. Clint Bowyer 04. Kevin Harvick 05. Matt Kenseth 06. Greg Biffle +27. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 08. Kyle Busch -29. Brad Keselowski 010. Martin Truex Jr. +311. Kasey Kahne +112. Paul Menard -1Next NSCS Race: Quaker State 400, Saturday (night), June 29, 2013 at Kentucky Speedway. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NASCAR Nationwide SeriesTime Trials: AJ Allmendinger won the Coors Light Pole Award for the 4th Annual Johnsonville Sausage 200 Presented by Menards with a lap of 133.410 seconds, 109.233 mph. This is the No. 22 Ford Mustang driver's first pole in nine NNS races. It is his first race at Road America.Did Not Qualify: No one, only 40 cars entered.Race Winner: Sprint Cup regular AJ Allmendinger wins the 4th Annual Johnsonville Sausage 200 Presented by Menards, his first victory in nine NNS races. This is the No. 22 Ford Mustang driver's first top-10 finish in 2013. He is not eligible for points in this series.Rookie of the Race: Kyle Larson, the No. 32 Chevrolet Camaro driver, started 13th and finished seventh. This was ahead of the rest of the 2013 Rookie of the Year contenders earning him the Sunoco Rookie of the Race award.Contingency Awards:- Justin Allgaier wins the Mobil 1 Driver of the Race award at Elkhart Lake in the Nationwide Series. The award is given to the winner of the race or the next-highest finishing driver displaying the Mobil 1 decal. The driver of the No. 31 Chevrolet Camaro earned the award for his second place finish.- Billy Johnson, driver of the No. 16 Ford, won the 3M Lap Leader award for leading the most laps (10 of 55).- Johnson also won the Duralast Brake in the Race award given to the highest eligible driver in the running order at the time of the first caution of each race.- Penske Engines won the Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race award. They built the engine in Allmendinger's No. 22 Ford.Points Leader: Regan Smith leads the point standings by 28 points over Justin Allgaier.NNS Top 10 (G/L):1. Regan Smith 02. Justin Allgaier +13. Sam Hornish Jr. -14. Austin Dillon 05. Elliott Sadler 06. Parker Kligerman +27. Kyle Larson +28. Brian Scott -29. Brian Vickers +110. Trevor Bayne -3Next NNS Race: Feed the Children 300, Friday (night), June 28, 2013 at Kentucky Speedway.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -NASCAR Camping World Truck SeriesPoints Leader: Matt Crafton leads the standings by 23 points over Jeb Burton.Next NCWTS Race: UNOH 225, Thursday (night), June 26, 2013 at Kentucky Speedway.------------------Other Racing Series
ARCA Racing Series presented by MenardsJune 22, Scott 160 at Road America - Winner: Chris BuescherNext: June 30, Herr's Chase the Taste 200 at Winchester SpeedwayPoints Leader: Frank KimmelNASCAR K&N Pro Series EastJune 22, NKPS East Langley at Langley Speedway - Winner: Dylan KwasniewskiNext: July 13, NAPA Auto Parts 150 at Columbus Motor Speedway Points Leader: Dylan KwasniewskiNASCAR K&N Pro Series WestJune 22, Carneros 200 at Sonoma Raceway - Winner: Derek ThornNext: July 27, Toyota/NAPA Auto Parts 150 at Colorado National SpeedwayPoints Leader: Michael SelfNASCAR Canadian Tire SeriesJune 22, Clarington 200 at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park - Winner: Peter ShepherdNext: July 7, Jiffy Lube 100 at Circuit ICARPoints Leader: D.J. KenningtonNASCAR Mexico SeriesJune 16, Puebla 240 at Autodromo Miguel E. Abed - Winner: Rafael MartínezNext: June 30, Regia 200 at Autodromo MonterreyPoints Leader: Antonio Perez


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Jackson Drafted by Houston Dash
Philadelphia - Former Nebraska soccer standout Jordan Jackson was selected by the Houston Dash with the No. 28 overall pick in the 2014 National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) College Draft on Friday at the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Convention in Philadelphia.
"I'm so happy and blessed to be playing with the Houston Dash," commented Jackson. "I can't wait to get training started and meet all the girls!"
Jackson, who was taken with the first pick of the fourth round, will be reunited with her Husker All-American teammate Ari Romero as a member of the newly-formed Houston club. Romero was selected in the expansion draft one week ago by the Dash.
Jackson, who graduated in December 2013, completed her stellar NU career by earning 2013 Big Ten Midfielder of the Year honors with 30 points on nine goals and a conference-best 12 assists, which also ranked 11th nationally. In 2013, the NSCAA Scholar All-American right-winger became the eighth NU player to reach the 100-point plateau and concludes her Husker career ranking in the Top 10 in four offensive categories.
"It's important to thank everyone that has contributed to this accomplishment, including the Nebraska coaching staff and especially Coach John Walker," noted Jackson. "He helped me develop so much as a player and this would not be an option without him."
Nebraska soccer has a proven track record of success in player development as Jackson and Romero increase NU's total to 17 professional women's soccer players since the WUSA began in 2000.
"It's always been my dream to play professionally," stated Romero. "I would not have gotten to this level without the training, discipline and preparation Nebraska has given me. I am blessed."
"I wouldn't be the player I am without all my teammates and the support they have given me throughout my time at Nebraska," said Jackson.
The second-year NWSL is a nine-team Division-I women's professional soccer league featuring national team players from Canada, Mexico and the U.S. The nine clubs are the Boston Breakers, Chicago Red Stars, Houston Dash, FC Kansas City, Portland Thorns FC, Seattle Reign FC, Sky Blue FC, the Washington Spirit and the Western New York Flash.


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Tough road to normalcy, longer road to recoveryWritten by Mischa Wanek-Libman, editor
Nearly a week after Hurricane Sandy slapped the Northeast, transportation providers are still scrambling to repair infrastructure and restore service.
While passenger and freight operations outside of the New York metropolitan area returned to almost full service with residual delays by Friday, New York and New Jersey transit crews were working at a fevered pace to repair routes and return lines piece-by-piece to operation.
By Sunday, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority offered limited and modified service on all subway lines with the exception of the G line. MTA said that on Monday morning, the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad will offer close to regularly scheduled service as possible as the MTA rail and subway network continues to recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy. In addition, limited service was restored to the Staten Island Railway. Crews are working around the clock to restore other line segments.
MTA Metro-North Railroad resumed full service on all three of its main lines Saturday. Limited service resumed Sunday, Nov. 4, on the Port Jervis Line, following a week-long suspension due to effects of Hurricane Sandy. The Port Jervis Line also suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Irene in 2011. Metro-North will resume service on its branch lines east of the Hudson River on Monday morning. The New Canaan Branch in Connecticut, which still has severe tree damage to overhead catenary wires, will be served by buses connecting to train service.
MTA Long Island Rail Road will operate a modified schedule on all branches except the Long Beach branch. Trains on the Ronkonkoma Branch will not operate east of Ronkonkoma and trains on the Montauk Branch will not operate east of Speonk. With two East River tunnels operated by Amtrak into Penn Station out of service due to flooding, train service must operate at reduced levels.
"As we have said from the beginning, we will bring service back on a gradual basis as we are able to do so. The subway system will be a shifting landscape for some time to come," MTA Chairman Joseph Lhota said on Friday, Nov. 2. "But we are making steady progress toward some level of normalcy."
New Jersey Transit, which only had a single light-rail line in operation for most of last week and started Northeast Corridor service to Penn Station on Friday, began running trains on three rail lines Sunday morning.
The North Jersey Coast Line will resume limited service to New York Penn Station, operating between Woodbridge and New York; the Raritan Valley Line service will resume limited service between Raritan and Newark Penn Station; the Main/Port Jervis Line will resume limited service, with trains originating and terminating in Secaucus and the Atlantic City Line will resume normal service, operating between Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
"These announcements mark important milestones in NJ Transit's ongoing recovery efforts," said Transportation Commissioner and NJ Transit Board Chairman James Simpson. "While this is great news for our customers, the road to recovery continues. NJ Transit crews continue working around the clock to restore service for our customers."
Amtrak will provide Acela Express and Northeast Regional service on the Northeast Corridor between Boston-New York City-Washington, D.C., with reduced frequencies on Monday, November 5. Amtrak continues the restoration on the Empire Service operating between New York City and Albany-Rensselaer on a modified schedule.


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After six matches the previous week, the Saints wrestling team kicked back and only had one match last week. The team made the most of it when they scored a decisive 48-12 win over Fairmont/MCW.
After six matches the previous week, the Saints wrestling team kicked back and only had one match last week. The team made the most of it when they scored a decisive 48-12 win over Fairmont/MCW.
Wrestling away from the friendly confines of the St. James Gym, the boys were able to put away the host Fairmont/MCW team in short order.
SJA got out to an early 10-0 lead on a major decision by Angel Zamarripa at 106 and a pin by Cody Hanson at 113 lbs. Hanson got his pin in 1:12.
Fairmont/MCW's Trevor Schultz pinned the Saints Jose Garcia at 120 lbs. to cut the lead 10-6.
The Saints picked up the next four matches - all of them by decisions.
Three point decisions by Joe Dominquez at 126, Isaac Carreon at 132, Mark Alvarado at 138 and Kody Curry at 145 pushed the Saints out to a 22-6 lead.
Zack Gleiter lost by a 2-1 score to Joe Webber of Fairmont/MCW at 152 lbs. It was an upset according to Head Coach Gene Hildebrandt, "The better wrestler lost."
Ahead 22-9, the Saints got wins in the next five matches to put the hosts away. Carlos Marquez got a decision at 160.
The next three wrestlers, Ryan Westman, freshman Chris Johnson and Devin Wolle got pins for the Saints.
Westman got the fastest pin of the night, and it might be the fastest pin of the year, when he pinned his opponent in 17 seconds.
Coach Hildebrandt said that Westman believes it was the fastest pin of his career.
Adrian Torres got a forfeit at 220, but big brother Victor lost a close match at heavyweight by a score of 3-2.
The Saints wrestlers host conference foe Blue Earth Area on Friday. Wrestling begins at 6 pm. This is the last regular season home match of the year.
As it is the last home match, it will be Senior Parents Night. Two groups of the Saintette Dance Team will be preforming and the pep band will also be performing.
The Saints are currently 3-0 in the SCC, so a win on Friday gives SJA the conference championship.


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John DiStaso's Granite Status: NHDP to beef up communications team for 2014By John DiStaso, Senior Political Reporter
March 20. 2013 3:08PM
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20: NHDP BEEFS UP. The state Democratic Party is building up its communication team as it prepares early for the 2014 elections.
Harrell Kirstein will return as NHDP Communications Director. He had been with the party for two years before leaving to become state press secretary for the campaign of President Barack Obama.
Also, the party will soon build a "local rapid response and letter to the editor teams across the state, highlighting the work Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Gov. Maggie Hassan and the rest of New Hampshire's strong Democratic office holders are doing for Granite State families."
The party says it is holding grassroots message trainings with activists, increasing its already aggressive online and social media presence to reach out to the voters who don't always vote in mid-term elections. It says it will soon add more staff "to hold Republican elected officials accountable not just for what they say but also for their irresponsible actions like the Republican's $40 million budget deficit.
The party says that since January the it has held more than 85 local committee caucuses, electing town officers to organize their local communities.
"They will be having the same person to person conversations that were the cornerstone of New Hampshire Democrats' victories in 2012 and had been for years before, the part says.
"We are building on the momentum from our second straight special election victory yesterday, yet another example of New Hampshire voters' rejection of the Republican Party's Tea Party agenda," said NHDP Chairman Raymond Buckley. "The NHGOP has become the home of reckless and irresponsible theories and the voice of the 'Birthers' and other fringe right-wingers who have no connection to reality or vision for improving the state."
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maybe warp frame ?
so many posts i dont know whats been used or not, So sorry if i used someones idea accidentally
maybe warp frame ?
so many posts i dont know whats been used or not, So sorry if i used someones idea accidentally
Well, its definitly lookin like decent names are gettin' scarce. hmmmm. . .
personally, i like the E.L.F (a little different. . . stands for Excellent Light Frame) kinda descriptive , like Super Freakin Light. (SFL).
By the way, i think that this whole idea of letting us name the frame and maybe win one is really awesome. Thanks again, AGD
Ok if the frame comes with the blade trigger:
Switch Blade
Trick Blade
Pro Sytlus
The "Nicole Kidman"
'cause I've always wanted to give her a squeeze...
OK, maybe I shouldn't be sharing that...
[This message has been edited by krafty (edited 07-23-2001).]
think this may have been taken but something should be said about the integrated switch for the intellifeed etc...some reason to go AGD over benchmark/dye etc...
"AGD .45 Intelligrip"
"AGD LED Intelligrip"
"AGD LCD Intelligrip?(soon to come perhaps?ohpleaseohpleaseohplease)"
? with a big old 'intell inside' sticker with an agd elf or would that be violating some sort of copyright?? tho microsoft may have already own anything remotely intellxxxx hehe...
in that case then a simple
"AGD .45 Double or 2X" and another for the single version etc... nothin says quality like AGD...
AGD Microswitch 2x
well first off...agd jus rox... i have a mag and i have only bought there products(gun wise)... i kinda want them to sponser us but...when will that ever happen... oh about the frame... ummm.
AGD T.KIAG frame.
(Tom Kay is a genious)
the barbarian axe
AGD Quantum Grip Frame - Light years ahead of the competition.
(Keep it in the family with the Warp feed)
Life is a journey, not a destination. Get off the couch before you miss the ride.
I didn't read all the posts, but what about the ELF
and a few others
The Olorin
A 2x could be added to any of the names
Edit (ok I read a few and somebody already did the Elf, oh well)
retro mini
And shepherds we shall be
For thee My Lord for thee
Power hath descended forth from thy hand
That our feet may swiftly carry out thy command
So we shall flow a river forth to thee
And teeming with souls shall it ever be
In nomine patre, at file, spiritus sancte.
- MacManus Family Prayer
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After reading four pages of great names I realized that I was just going to have to give my ideas. If someone else has already used them, good luck to you.
1) Generation Z (could be confused with Z-grip)
2) 8th Generation
3) Level 8
4) paint layer (I think I might have read this one)
That's it for now. I can't wait for these to come out!
Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew.
good one...Originally posted by a_defect:
3. Double trouble
An additional phrase..."It takes two to Tango!"Originally posted by beam:
The Tango Trigger Frame....."Let your fingers dance!"
two meaning fingers...cause it's a double trigger fra....you get the point
Mecha grip (pronounced meka)
Cocker killer
The AOKaye frame
Its AOK, gives its props to AO, and best of all, has the smartest man in paintball's name in it
Wow, is this really going to go on for a full week?
here are a few
the airgun deluxe
the ss frame
the fast iron frame(i know it isnt iron but it sounds cool)
the .68 special
sawtan super shooter(kidding)
the raging lion
(u know the 2 lions on the logo)
the stinger
um the best frame there is
the liberator or peacemaker
iron horse
the sentinel
the N20 (nitrous oxide)
speed shot
the silver slayer
the anvil
the hurricane
ultra sps
(shots per second sound better than bps)
the billet frame
silver maxx
the charger
the flex frame
the agd twilight
agd force 3 or 2 or 1 or 10 or 45 or any other number that sounds cool with the word force
the slice
the slider
the leader
pure evil
the sharpshooter
the lion
the zenith (it has a cool defintition
the agd alloy (like titanium alloy)
the white knight
the black knight
the dueler
the air(not A.I.R.) grip(lighter than air)
the C n'C (cool and comfortable)
the agd i and i 2x(integrated intellifeed)
ok i have been sitting here thinkin thes up for about a half hour so i am pretty much brain drained
also AGD if i dont win the name that frame contest can i still win in the drawing
just wonderin thanks AGD for your time and attention to your consumers
Well what about the intelli-frame i dont think ive heard that yet
sorry again if its already used
I hope AGD gets down this far =P
In tradition with the AutoMag:
the AGD AutoFrame
the AGD 2x Frame
the AGD 68 2x special
its short and sweet. There will be no other to compare.
Flip Out
To many pages to look through already, so here goes...
1. Edge or Cutting Edge
2. Scalpel
- Zeus
- Smarty
- Wizard
- Hercules
- Athena
- Hermes
- Griffin
- Archer
- Baller
- Sinner
- Ion
- Spitter
This is insane.
I dont mean to sue for copyright infringement, but I posted that on page 6 and his was posted on 7. I know i'm a hypocrite though cuz I wrote burner frame then found it posted earlier than mine.Originally posted by cybrllama:
good one...
hey, how about the AGD Raider or the Groovy Grip Frame or the AGD Enforcer or Max Grip (or Mags Grip) or the no fail frame
My Mag can beat your spyder w/ no paint.~~~me
Dont worry if it wasnt for losers like u, There couldnt be winners like me.~~~me
My mag is my mag, not yours, so go get your own one and be happy like me. ~me
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[This message has been edited by zvanut (edited 07-23-2001).]
I think if this has not been said, how wabouth the
AGD EE(Elite Edition) 2x tirgger frame
That is my 2 cents. Good luck looking thought the sea of reply's.
this is getting crazy, people are repeating themselves WAY too many times, this is just stupid.
I have never been creative in my life except for building stuff, but how about the Lion's Paw. Yeah, I know it's stupid but thats all I can think of.
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Huskers Face Rivals Creighton At Home
No. 17 Nebraska (1-0, 0-0 Big Ten)
vs. Creighton (0-0, 0-0 MVC)
Tuesday, Jan. 22, 4 p.m. (Lincoln, Neb. - Nebraska Tennis Center)
The No. 17 Nebraska women's tennis team (1-0,0-0 Big Ten) host their in-state rivals the Creighton Bluejays on Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 4 p.m. The Huskers look to notch on another win after trampling the Eastern Michigan Eagles in a 7-0 sweep for their first match of the season. Now sitting
Weatherholt is looking to have the juice back in her following a knee surgery in 2012. Already notched at fourth on the list of career combined wins (156) for the Huskers, Weatherholt needs only 25 more victories, following the Eastern Michigan match, in singles and doubles combined to topple the number one spot (181), held currently by former comrade and 2012 graduate Madeleine Geibert.
Veresova had a stellar first showing against the Eagles playing at the No. 1 position in both singles and doubles. Paired with Weatherholt, the duo led the doubles portion of the match defeating Nino Mebuke and Klara Supejova (EMU) 8-3.
Huskers Add Two Freshmen To The Roster
The Huskers add two new players to their roster to come to a total of eight players replacing the two lost graduates Geibert and Holmberg. Joining the team are Maggy Lehmicke and Lauren Wagner. Lehmicke, a native of Kirkland, Wash., played tennis for Chrysalis School and Northwest High Performance during her pre-college career is not a stranger to the court. Lehmicke was decorated as the No. 74 player nationally in high school and the No. 2 player in the Northwest Region and State of Washington alike. Wagner, a native of Roslyn Heights, N.Y., trained at the Weil Tennis Academy in Ojai, Calif., participating in various national tournaments. Wagner chose Nebraska stating that she loves the coaches, the current players, the campus and the idea of Nebraska athletics that academics are important. Head Coach Scott Jacobson believes both players will be a tremendous addition to the team individually as both a player and a person.
Nebraska in the National Rankings
The Huskers remain in the top 25 to heading in to face off against Creighton sitting at No. 17 nationally in the ITA Division I Women's Tennis Rankings. The school's current record for highest national ranking is 16th achieved last season before heading to the NCAA Tournament. Nebraska will make a push to surpass this mark and ascend the ranks.
The Huskers are the third-highest ranked Big Ten team, falling only to No. 13 Northwestern and No. 16 Michigan. Illinois sits at No. 24 marking a total of four Big Ten teams in the top 25. Only two Big Ten teams didn't make the ITA rankings, being, Iowa and Michigan State, which makes it a total of ten teams from the Big Ten to make the cut rounded out by No. 27 Purdue, No. 41 Minnesota, No. 49 Indiana, No. 50 Penn State, No. 57 Ohio State, and bottom of the pole No. 75 Wisconsin.
Looking Ahead
Nebraska will host the ITA Kick-Off Weekend before hitting the road to face their first Big Ten conference opponent of the season. NU will welcome Tennessee, Notre Dame, and Georgia Tech to town for the ITA Kick-Off Weekend on Saturday, Jan. 26 at 2 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 27 at 10 a.m.Following the Kick-Off event, the Huskers will face their first Big Ten opponent Ohio State on Saturday, Feb. 2 at 11 a.m.
Scouting the Creighton Bluejays
Head Coach: Tom Lilly
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The Creighton Bluejays will travel to Lincoln this week to face the Huskers at the Nebraska Tennis Center. The Bluejays square off with Nebraska on Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 4 p.m. before heading to Iowa City, Iowa to take on Iowa Friday, Feb. 8 at 5 p.m.Head Coach Tom Lilly and his wife, assistant coach Jean Lilly, lead the Bluejays into their 16th season at the helm of the program.


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Another adventure run into the Emigrant Wilderness, this time a spectacular off-trail loop departing the Pine Valley trail at Louse Canyon and including Hyatt Lake, Big Lake and Pingree Lake (complete photo album here). It's about 9 miles on trail up Pine Valley from the Crabtree Trailhead to Louse Canyon where we left the trail and headed downstream. After about 0.5 mile we turned uphill and picked up an old use path to Rosasco Lake. Rosasco is largely surrounded by fir trees but soon after the landscape opens up into wide open white granite which is the hallmark of this region (in fact, this area of granite is one of the most striking on satellite imagery).
Pingree Lake is beautifully situated among the granite slopes with clumps of pine trees positioned atop intricate inlets, peninsulas and islands. Above Pingree we reached a small pass with breathtaking views down to Big Lake. The sheer expanse of smooth, glacier-polished granite is amazing and unlike anything I've seen before. Big Lake looks incredibly inviting from above and after an extremely pleasant run down the granite we were at the lakeshore enjoying a snack. Unfortunately, a stiff breeze and unseasonably cool temperatures kept us from swimming in any of these lakes. On the plus side, however, the cool and breezy weather kept the mosquitoes at bay which are notoriously aggressive in this region. The cool weather also allowed us to make fast progress as these granite slopes are entirely exposed and can become a frying pan in warmer conditions.
The stretch between Big Lake and Hyatt Lake was my favorite section with a continuous slab of granite arcing across the entire basin, a stretch that I called the "Granite Highway." We traversed the smooth granite with delightful views high above Cherry Canyon. Soon enough we were at spectacular Hyatt Lake, easily one of the best alpine lakes I have visited. Another massive granite formation buttresses the northern shore, strikingly white and smooth. I traversed around the lake shore to its outlet where I saw a bear swimming in the water. When it noticed me it quickly scampered out of the water and ascended the cliffs like a pro rock climber. I snapped a few photos and admired the lovely scenery. From Hyatt Lake, we ascended the granite formation on the north slope with more fantastic views and then traversed over and down into Louse Canyon, which contains some unique granite pools. On the way back, instead of ascending Louse Canyon back to the trail, we went up through a pass and picked up the trail at Groundhog Meadows. The Emigrant Wilderness has proven once again to be a spectacular destination and I already have ideas for future explorations! Complete photo album here.
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Lester and Cecil faced each other back on August 20, 2009; Boston won 8-1.Scutaro, SS
Pedroia, 2B
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Youkilis, 1B
Drew, RF
Varitek, C
Beltre, 3B
Hall, LF
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David Ortiz will be on the bench for the 4th time in eight games. Victor Martinez will be the DH, with Jason Varitek (who hit 2 dongs off Cecil last May 20) behind the plate.
Some of Peter Abraham's game notes: Red Sox relievers have pitched 71 innings; in the AL, only the Tigers (72.2) have thrown more. Adrian Beltre is 8 of his last 17, Dustin Pedroia is 8 of 19, and J.D. Drew is 7 of 23. Victor Martinez hasn't had an extra-base hit since April 15 (almost two weeks).


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You really are pathetic and dishonest. I just told you that it's not true and gave my personal example. I'm sure other members have similar opinions to my own. Yet you can't admit that you're wrong. That's just sad.
and boys use love to get sex.
But what about me? The end goal for me has always been companionship and I think it's great and it's what'll make me happy. If sex is your goal in a relationship, then it is a shallow relationship, but if it's what the 2 of you want, you're 2 consenting adults, so do what makes the two of you happy. Different people are different, but it seems by your world view, when it comes to sex and relationships, there's no such thing as individual differences when it comes to the psychology of it.
I don't really care if two consenting partners want to have sex with each other. I do care when someone is so focused on (or perhaps obsessed with) having sex that they're willing to pull what amounts to a scam on another person in order to get it. That's not that far shy of rape, in my opinion, and even leaving that aside, it's pretty pathetic when someone feels they have to pull a scam to get something to begin with. Perhaps I'm a bit old-fashioned, but I'm reminded of a saying I heard once; an honest businessman has little to fear from a recession.
My daughter is a very young and immature 15. Anybody ten years her senior, male or female , who tries to pull any sh!t like that on her will have my size 12's up their a$$ so far they will have a footprint on their tongue. Police may be needed-- to pry my hands from around their throat.
And, as for you joebbowers, would you still think it was "legendary awesome" if that woman managed to talk that boy into some unprotected sexual act[1] that left him feeling ashamed, embarrassed, worried about causing a pregnancy, at risk of a disease, and afraid to tell anyone about it? Are bragging rights really that important? 1. a young male student said that older women seek him out at parties because he will do it "raw dog"
the main reason older people prey sexually on younger people is to get away with sh!t that most people their own age are already hip to. Same reason sex tourists go to third world countries--to prey on young and unprotected kids.
Joe's claim:Quoteand boys use love to get sex.I say fuck that shit. This may be true for a number of dishonest males out there, but what about males who actively seek companionship?
This is not about straight vs gay. It is about adults using kids.
At that young age, kids might not be sure about their sexuality and should be working this out with other teens of their own maturity level.
That 24 year old woman is a fucking predator.
I never claimed that men were not capable of love.
How long would the average man date a women who didn't "put out"? Two weeks? A month? Six months? The point is, not very long.
Quote from: Zankuu on June 29, 2012, 10:47:27 AMThat 24 year old woman is a fucking predator. If they were both older, she'd be called a cougar. There's a reason they use that word.
Well at least that's my plan. Who knows what will happen until I'm faced with dealing with my teenage daughter. But I just don't see myself allowing her to be taken advantage of , and we all know teenagers don't listen to their parents so it's not like at that point I could help her rationalize things. Cause by then "I just won't get it."I hope to do my job and educate her properly along the way about what is being taken advantage of and what is a two sided relationship.
For those of you who appear to be outraged by Joeblows posts.
For those who have midteen children how do you know they're not already sexually active? Because there's a decent chance that they are.
How many of you think they are but would rather not have them confirm it since it might change how you see them?
How many of you know they sexually active and have discussed it with them? Contraception, STD,s etc.
How many of you would never dream of having such a discussion whether they're sexually active or not?
How many of you have broached the subject only to be told to mind your own business?
I see a lot of "I hope they'll be this. I hope they'll do that" Well hoping something will be so usually isn't enough. Teenagers need information not wishful thinking. Threats of violence against evil despoilers doesn't cut it either even if it makes you feel better.
His post only become outrageous when he chooses to become inappropriate and use words to intentionally insult someone. But it doesn't surprise me that you would take the stance that it's us against him, since you seem to enjoy treating others with the same amount of disrespect Joe does.
I agree with the mom. I don't think a girl like this is going to teach a 15 year old about relationships with normal women. Who knows what diseases the woman has. I mean, she sounds like she has no impulse control. Lots of 20 year olds in a gym to have quick sex with.
*Cue your prophesied role reversal.*If you were in the gym and an attractive 15 year old walked in with her mother, would you think it's okay to lure the girl away from her mother, seduce her into the tanning room, and have sex with her?
Only of I could do 'em both! Wouldn't want the mom to feel left out.
Religions need books because they don't have gods.
Is that a double standard? I don't think so. Men and women are different, so why should the same standards apply?
I've never had sex, in spite of several opportunities to do so.
Sex to me is just another way to prove to someone that you love them, akin to a gift or a date. It's supposed to make the other person feel good.
You, however, seem to be hormonally stuck at puberty and evolutionary stuck at ape, so you still think sex is for reproduction and pleasure. Grow up.
Enough with your bullshit.
. . . Mr. Friday . . . that post really is golden.
You really are pathetic and dishonest.
I just told you that it's not true and gave my personal example. I'm sure other members have similar opinions to my own.
This is far from the norm, but you are free to do as you wish.
You try to give sex a more eloquent and sophisticated meaning, immediately after you stated you've never had it. Are you waiting for that perfect, special moment?
If your cock ever got hard without thinking only of the recipient's well-being, you were also evolutionarily stuck at ape. If this has never happened to you, be happy. You are special. Sexual urges add inconvenient distractions to much of a man's life, whether he be heterosexual or homosexual or bisexual or Joe Bowers.
I wouldn't classify him as "dishonest". This dude let us practically enter his mind back in that paedophile thread. That's like Ray Comfort saying that if you ever stole something, you are a thief.


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NEW YORK – The Columbia men's basketball program has announced its schedule for the upcoming 2013-14 season. The Lions will begin competition on Saturday, Nov. 9 when they welcome Maryland-Eastern Shore to Levien Gymnasium for a 7 p.m. tip.
Columbia will remain at home for a contest against Manhattan on Tuesday, Nov. 12 before hitting the road.
On Friday, Nov. 15, Columbia will take on Tom Izzo's Michigan State Spartans in East Lansing in the first meeting between the schools.
The following week, the Lions trek to the west coast for three games at the University of Portland from Nov. 21-23. Columbia opens the slate against North Texas, then faces the host Pilots before wrapping up the trip against Idaho.
A contest with American on Tuesday, Nov. 26 will await the Lions back at Levien Gym before Columbia alternates road and home games to start December. A visit to Elon on Dec. 1 starts the month, followed by a home game against Army on Dec. 4 and a road showdown at Bucknell on Dec. 7.
The Lions close out the fall semester at home against UMass-Lowell on Dec. 9 and will get back to work after a 12-day layoff to face Fairleigh Dickinson on Dec. 21 in Morningside Heights.
Up next, will be a battle in Brooklyn against St. John's at Barclays Center as part of the Winter Hoops Festival on Dec. 28 at 3 p.m.
Columbia faces a quick turnaround when they pay a visit to Colgate on Dec. 30 before opening up a four-game homestand.
The Lions square off against St. Francis (N.Y.), followed by the final non-conference tune-ups against Stony Brook (Jan. 8) and Central Pennsylvania (Jan. 11).
Ivy League play commences on Saturday, Jan. 18 against Cornell as part of a doubleheader with the women's squad. Columbia completes the home-and-home slate with the Big Red the following Saturday on Jan. 25 to open a five-game road swing.
The next weekend, the Lions take on Yale (Jan. 31) and Brown (Feb. 1) before making the short trip to Princeton (Feb. 7) and Penn (Feb. 8).
Columbia returns home for alumni weekend where they take on defending Ivy League Champion Harvard on Feb. 14 and Dartmouth on Feb. 15. The Lions then host Brown (Feb. 21) and Yale (Feb. 22).
On Feb. 28 and March 1, Columbia will journey to Dartmouth and Harvard for its final road games. The final weekend of the season will commence with a March 7 tilt against Penn and the season finale will feature Princeton on March 8.
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The seven candidates for Winnebago County sheriff will state the case for why they should be elected Tuesday during meetings with the Rockford Register Star Editorial Board.
Republican candidates Gary Caruana and Frank Pobjecky will appear at 1 p.m., and Democrats Glenn Heidenreich, Bob Redmond, Jeff Schroeder, Bob Springer and Randy Olson will appear at 3 p.m.
Both sessions will be livestreamed at rrstar.com. You can submit questions for the candidates through the online chat forum or via Facebook.
The sessions will be available for replay so voters can watch any time they want. We hope you find the information provided from these sessions valuable as you prepare to cast a ballot March 18.
Gubernatorial endorsement: The Editorial Board has discussed and decided on a candidate to endorse in the Republican primary for governor. That endorsement will be published Sunday.
Reclaiming First: The ambitious plan to return Rockford to the top of the sports tourism industry received a boost last week when the Winnebago County Board pledged to spend $7 million over 20 years on the project. The money will come from landfill fees. Those "host fees" are supposed to be used for economic development, and we think sports tourism is economic development. This is money well spent.
Sports tourism adds about $15.25 million annually to the local economy. It generates $1.85 million in tax revenue for local governments and adds the equivalent of 226 full-time jobs. Reclaiming First has the potential to build on that success. Turning the downtown Amerock/Ziock building into a hotel probably wouldn't be discussed if it weren't for Reclaiming First.
Parole denied: Robert Henry Lower, who brutally killed Joey Didier in 1975, will remain behind bars after his 19th bid for parole failed. He has never received a vote in favor of release since he first became eligible for parole in 1985. Lower, 75, won't get another chance to ask for parole until 2019, the maximum five-year time between hearings that the Illinois Prisoner Review Board can impose.
One reason Lower will remain in prison is public reaction to the possibility of parole. About 20,000 people signed petitions against allowing Lower to go free, including 2,325 who signed the Register Star's online petition.
Those petitions make a difference. Still to be decided are the paroles of Curtis Brownell, Calvin Madison and Simon Peter Nelson. We encourage you to sign petitions to keep those killers in prison.
Doonesbury update: "Classic" Doonesbury comic strips begin appearing at the bottom of this page today. These are strips that originally appeared in 1970, and it's amazing how the artwork has changed over the past 40-plus years.
The "classics" are much better than the 6-month-old "Flashbacks" we've published when Garry Trudeau has been on vacation or taken a break in the past.
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Local students recent made a spring music trip to New Orleans
Continuing a spring tour tradition that spans more than 60 years, the Culver-Stockton College Concert and Chamber Choirs, as well as the Wind and Jazz Ensembles traveled throughout Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana Wednesday, Feb. 27, through Tuesday, March 5, for a series of concert performances.
Shelby Funkenbusch, junior elementary education major from Palmyra, performed with the Concert Choir. William Jackson, freshman music education major from New London, performed with the Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble and Concert Choir. Austin Averitt, freshman music major from Troy, performed with the Jazz Ensemble and Wind Ensemble.


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For children ages 3 ˝ to 6 and their caregivers. Children and caregivers will learn pre-reading skills through stories, songs and rhymes to help prepare them for their Kindergarten Readiness Assessment in Literature Test (KRAL). Kindergarteners will continue to strengthen their skills. Skills include answering questions, repeating sentences, rhyming words and identifying sounds and letters.Library: Tremont Road - Main Library Directions
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Here are some figures from the Alfredo alcala mini comics + His own barbarian Comic Charakter Voltar.
Red beastman
Here are some figures from the Alfredo alcala mini comics + His own barbarian Comic Charakter Voltar.
Red beastman
Palace Guard
Man at Arms
The Ice Hacker
The Kex Queen
Masks of Power
OMG! These are Alcalaliciously Amazing!!!
These make me want to reread all my old mini-comics, right now!
Great work man, seriously. I especially love that Stratos and forgot
about the Alcala take on him. What a great idea for jetpack-less
Stratoses! Are those neck feathers like a necklace, or are they
adhered to the buck???
WOW!!! Excellent work!!! I love me some repainted parts!!!
Your Kex Queen is OUTSTANDINGLY COOL!
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The feathers are like a necklace. You can put it off.
I can only say WOW
These are GREAT! Well done.
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I don't have words to describe how much I like these. Thanks so much for sharing your work!
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I love, Love LOVE them!
Amazing work! All of them!
The palace guard is a great mix of parts and new parts plus great coloring!
Adam in his blue vest looks cool, how awesome is your Kex Queen!!!!!!!! I´m, totally thrilled but my favorite is Stratos.
Normally i´m not a big fan of his but yours is simply perfect!!!!
Great stuff!
Absolutely amazing. I wish Mattel had put these out themselves!
these are all awesome!
the paint apps alone make them phenomenal!
I love the attention to detail in all of them!
These are incredibly impressive! They really look like actual MOTUC figures. Beautiful work!
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Wow! Great custom collection!
I think that you have done a really good painting job, but not only painting!
My favorites are:
your Beast-man that seems more Bestial than the original! Good!
Stratos, magnificently detailed and painted
the Ice Hacker is fantastic figure (maybe I would have changed hands); I love the colors you used!
and the Kex Queen... Wow! Amazing!! Which material you used to do the armor? And which head did you modify (or rescuplt)? Fantastic, really fantastic!
I love to see custom pictures and yours are so beautiful!
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Amazing work my friend. Outstanding.
Wow thanks all very much.
The Head of the kex Queen is The alternate Teela head the One that comes with the snake armor. Sculpted her Funny pyramid head and painted the eyes new.
For the armor i cutt out some shoulder pieces from
Some Cape . Maybe grayskull , don't Know it anymore ^^. the rest is sculpted.
These are gorgeous! I love that Kex Queen.
This is the kind of stuff Mattel should do as Con Exclusives.
Whoaaa! Amazing stuff here! Just LOVE the Kex Queen, but my absolute favorite is the Palace Guard. Amazing choice of parts and the killer paint job just makes it even more perfect. This is such a great collection. I really like that you actually made an entire collection of these, including figures nobody else ever made. Brilliant!
*slow clap* Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Now THESE are the variants I wana see! These are the most nostalgic versions of the characters for me; I poured over those minicomics SO MUCH back in the day. It's really too bad that Filmation is the most recognized version of He-Man, or we might have gotten some more stuff from the minicomics.
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These are so amazing! The head sculpts are all outstanding.
Holy, cow these are beautiful!!! Friggin perfection, EVERY SINGLE ONE. Your paints are just flawless man. You must really take your time on these, I love all the minor detailing you put into them, for example the extra booting on Skeletors feet.
Welcome to the boards, I am really looking forward to more customs from you!
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Thanks so much . Because such amazing customes and ideas from you He-Mike and so many others i looked often to that Forum. Figures like blizzlor or Hans-some (with that awesome German Name hans 'lol') are priceless cool ideas and i had to make One of my own.
These alcala guys indeed took me a Lot of Time and i started at the announcement of Demoman and the skeletor Head. Thanks to evilmike's Great custom weapons i started to make the whole Family ^^
THis is the first time i have been genuinely excited about "repaints" and "variants" you do such a great job of capturing the image in the pictures, without cutting corners, but where you can cut corners, you seem to make the right choices (using BC head)
great great great thread. you do a really amazing job.
My new favorite thread. Excellent work all around!!!
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Boulder set a new high temperature record for Nov. 21 when the mercury hit 73 degrees Wednesday, according to Boulder meteorologist Matt Kelsch.
The previous record of 72 degrees was set in 1939, Kelsch said.
Longmont tied its record high Wednesday when it reached 74 degrees.
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URBANA — By the time Jack Gillespie had to turn the care of his wife, Norma, over to a nursing home, he'd lost 40 pounds taking care of her himself as Alzheimer's disease steadily wasted her brain.
His friend, Chuck Cowger, had two heart surgeries during the years he, too, cared for his dementia-stricken wife, Jan Hartman, at home.
Both men were worn out, but they agonized over relinquishing the care of their spouses to someone else.
When the day arrived for Gillespie to move his wife, Norma, into a nursing home, he recalls, "I cried like a baby after I got home — and several days after."
Gillespie, 81, and Cowger, 75, both of Urbana, met when each of their wives spent time in a program at Circle of Friends adult day center in Champaign, and ended up talking over coffee.
"Jack was really torn up that he had to put her in residential care," Cowger recalls.
They've since formed an informal coffee/support group with seven other men. All the guys range in age from their 70s to their 90s and have one thing in common: They're all husbands or widowers who are, or were, taking care of wives with dementia.
They get together once a week at a local restaurant and talk about their wives, the loss of their wives, care decisions, "everything," Gillespie says, "anything to get the pressure off."
There are still more women then men caring for loved ones at home with Alzheimer's. But the number of male caregivers doubled over 15 years, from 19 percent to 40 percent, the Alzheimer's Association found in 2012.
The organization hasn't taken another look at whether the number of male caregivers is poised to grow more, but in a new report last month it detailed the heavy toll the disease is taking on women. Nearly two-thirds of Americans with Alzheimer's are women, and the lifetime risk for developing Alzheimer's for women is 1 in 6 — compared to 1 in 11 for men.
Kathy Rhoads, co-director of Circle of Friends, says that the day program for the elderly has its own Alzheimer's support group, but she was happy to see these men forming their own group to extend extra support to each other.
Oftentimes women are accustomed to being the caregivers because they raised the children, she says, and it can be more difficult for men to take on that role.
Men tend to want fix things, Rhoads said, and Alzheimer's is a disease that can't be fixed.
"I think it's difficult for men, because they can't fix it," she says.
In sickness and health
Jack Gillespie, a retired University of Illinois electrician, first met his wife when he came back from Korea. Married 59 years, they raised three children together and had "quite a life," he recalls.
When the Gillespies retired, they sold their home to their daughter and set out to see the country in a motor home.
It was during their travels that Gillespie started seeing signs of memory lapses and confusion in Norma. Always great with their bank statements, she was suddenly having trouble with one. She wouldn't know what state they were in, he said.
After Norma Gillespie was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, the Gillespies came back to live in Urbana, and Jack Gillespie took care of his wife at home for about six years until 2010, gradually taking over the cooking and Norma's personal care as she could do fewer things for herself.
As his wife became incontinent, Gillespie said, frequent changes and clean-ups became part of her care.
Lost sleep also became part of life. He would help his wife to bed at night and wonder if she'd stay there, Gillespie said, because sometimes she'd get up and wander about the house and lose her way. Sometimes she was up all night and slept during the daytime.
She eventually stopped reading and watching TV. He would take her out places — for walks, for ice cream — trying to fill in her life with some activity, but he has since realized filling in her time probably mattered more to him.
"It's you that thinks they need to fill in the time," he said.
After his wife began needing a wheelchair, Gillespie said, he couldn't keep up with her care any more at home. But he continued seeing her twice a day at the nursing home, always feeding her lunch and dinner.
Before she passed away in January 2013, Norma had stopped recognizing him as her husband, Gillespie said, and "the Norma I knew was long gone."
"The bad part of this is even after all this, the guilt doesn't go away," he says. "You always think you should have done more."
Every day
Cowger, a retired social work professor, says he sees his wife, Jan Hartman, every day at a nursing home.
Married 26 years, they share eight children from former marriages, plus 20 grandchildren.
Before his wife was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (disorders caused by the progressive degeneration in the brain's frontal or temporal lobes) in 2005, Cowger can remember making excuses for signs of the illness in her that he didn't want to see. As his wife's disease progressed, she gradually lost her speech and language, and then her memory.
Until a year ago, she still played the piano, but she hasn't recognized him for two years, Cowger says.
"You lose a little every month," he says.
In the years he cared his wife at home, Cowger said he needed to put fake keys on her key ring to keep her from driving, and remove the handles from the microwave oven. He learned to keep her occupied at times by emptying out underwear drawers so she could re-sort and fold everything.
He installed side rails on the bed and new locks on the doors to keep his wife from wandering out of the house, but still, he says, "she was an escape artist."
Incontinence and frequent clean-ups also became part of his wife's care, Cowger said, and while he was involved in the care of his children when they were young, it's just not the same doing some of those things for a spouse.
Looking back, he says, "I probably took care of her longer than I should have."
He was going to continue with being the caregiver after he underwent triple bypass surgery, Cowger said, but his coffee group helped him realize it was time to seek out nursing home care for his wife in 2011.
The group members have been at that point, he said, and the message they gave him was "It's somehow OK, that you can't do that any more."
Delaying a move
A day program for the elderly can help delay a move to a nursing home by helping both the person in need of care and the caregiver, Rhoads says.
Circle of Friends, for example, provides seniors who need monitoring and socialization a day of programs and services, and also gives the caregivers some personal time and support.
"Caregivers don't want to put their loved ones in a nursing home," she says.
Gillespie and Cowger say picking up care tips, such as how to change disposable undergarments without removing pants and shoes, helped them along the way.
They also gained a big appreciation for nursing home staffs and the job they do, both men said.
Gillespie brought in homemade brownies for the staff at his wife's nursing home and Cowger also brought in brownies, though, he adds, "I took Sam's."
"Some people don't even look at the staff," Cowger marvels.
One thing that didn't help, Cowger says, was people telling him to take care of himself.
"What does that mean?" he asks. "Do you ask friends to come stay with your wife so you can go out and have fun?"
It's a constant theme in their group, he and Gillespie say, the difficulty asking for help.
"You don't want somebody to see how bad off your wife is," Gillespie says.
What he and Cowger do encourage is for other men in their situation to seek support, as they have, with others who understand.
Their own group has increasingly become a group of widowers, Gillespie says, because five of them have now lost their wives. But you still need that support even when your wife passes away, he says.
"You really don't realize the therapy you get out of it," he adds. "It's really like letting a burden go."


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CLEMSON, S.C. – The Duke baseball team took an early two-run lead in the first but the Blue Devils were unable to hold off the Tigers as Clemson scored at least one run in each of the first five innings and defeated Duke 8-4 in game one of a doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
Duke's one-through-five hitters were a combined 10-for-21 as both teams totaled 12 hits in the contest. The Tigers utilized timely hitting and capitalized on three Blue Devil errors to grab the win.
Duke wasted no time putting runs on the board in the second game of the series as the Blue Devils sent two around in the top of the first. Senior Jeff Kremer smoked a one-out double to left center and sophomore Grant McCabe followed with a walk to put two aboard. Junior Jordan Betts singled up the middle with two away for his 15th RBI of the season, then junior Matt Berezo sent a chopper over second base to put the Blue Devils up 2-0.
Undeterred, Clemson capitalized on a Duke error to make it a 2-1 game in the bottom half of the opening frame. Tiger catcher Garrett Boulware looped a two-out single into right field for his team-leading 22nd RBI of the season, scoring right fielder Steven Duggar who had reached base on a Blue Devil throwing error with two away.
Duke defensive miscues came back to haunt the Blue Devils again in the second inning as Tiger center fielder Tyler Brittle walked to begin the frame and advanced to third on an errant pickoff attempt. A wild pitch allowed Brittle to scamper home, tying the game 2-2.
The Tigers took their first lead of the game with a run in the third. Second baseman Steve Wilkerson doubled to start things off and reached third as Drew Van Orden's pickoff throw got past Andy Perez at second. Boulware knocked in Steve Wilkerson with a base hit for his second RBI of the afternoon.
Tyler Krieger's RBI single in the fourth made it a 4-2 game before Wilkerson doubled with two outs, scoring Krieger for the 5-2 Clemson lead.
The Blue Devils were able to chase Clemson starter Clate Schmidt in the fifth as back-to-back two-out doubles from Chris Marconcini and Betts brought two runs home to pull Duke within one, 5-4. Schmidt threw 4.2 innings in the no decision, allowing four runs on nine hits with three strikeouts.
Clemson pushed its lead back to two runs with a Jay Baum RBI base hit, plating Shane Kennedy in the bottom of the fifth. Hanging on to the two-run lead, the Tigers tacked on a pair of insurance runs in the eighth to extend their lead to 8-4.
Van Orden (1-3) took the loss for Duke, allowing five runs, three earned, over three innings of work. The Duke right-hander struck out three batters and walked three.
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This Sweet November March preview is a small one where will be catching up with a couple of the different collections and adding some new friends to the fun. :)
It's been awhile, but it is high time that we mosey on over to the home of the sprites in Sweet November Land and find out what little miss Penelope has been up to since last we met. Apparently she was snowed in for most of the winter and has only recently been able to get out and enjoy the fresh spring air. And who is that excitable fellow whizzing around in daring loop-d-loops high above? Why, it's Zip the dragonfly! He has been waiting for the day he could spread his wings and buzz around without fear of any frostbite so no wonder he's so happy. And Penelope quite enjoys the aerial show that he is putting on for all of us too. :)
Of course there is some sweet spring candy from these two, take a look-see...
The Penelope and Zip candy kit includes; one Sweet November Penelope and Zip rubber stamp, ten 6x6 sheets of American Crafts Dear Lizzy paper, small Studio G acrylic stamp, Prima flowers, Kaiser Craft pearls, ribbon, twine, buttons, paper doilies, four envelopes, four card blanks and my card.
All you have to do for a chance to win the candy is leave a comment on this post. If you link to the candy on your own blog that is great and much appreciated but not a requirement... I want everyone to be able to play along. And when I say everyone, I mean everyone. I will ship the candy anywhere in the world so everyone is encouraged to play! :)
The candies will stay open through Friday, March 9th and I will announce the winners on Saturday, March 10th. And just so you know... all of the new March stamps will be available for purchase on Friday at the ATS store.
As always, instead of using random generator I will be printing out names and tossing them in a hat SO if you leave comments for the SN gals on their blogs, you will get an extra name in the hat for each one that you do... this will up your chances of winning the candy... fun, fun, fun!
Well that was certainly a quick wrap up on our previews but even if it is a small release I hope that you have enjoyed these new stamps. And don't forget to visit the ATS blog today for another chance to get entered to win the March Sweet November stamps!
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The girls basketball team has won three of their last five basketball games including one of two this last week.
The girls basketball team might be turning a corner. After an ice cold start to the season, the Saints have won three of their last five.
Their most recent victory was a 76 to 66 win over LCWM on Saturday night. It was the highest points total by the girls this season by a large margin. The next highest score they had was 61 points in a loss.
The girls are getting solid play from their seniors Aryn Eckstrom, Emily Hurley and Devon Flohrs and the teams sophomores and freshmen are coming on strong.
In particular, freshman Julia Beckius is becoming a force. She plays tough defense and has the instinct to drive to the basket. She's either fearless, or too young to know any better - or both.
Against LCWM Julia had a season and career high 26.
Brenda Cervantes had 21 and Emily Hurley had 15.
Aryn Eckstrom had nine and she was key in breaking the game open early for the Saints.
In the first half Aryn hit back to back threes to really open up a comfortable lead for the Saints which they did not relinquish during the game.
Head Coach Adam Schroeder said, "Aryn hit some huge threes in the first half to give us the lead going into the locker room."
LCWM made the mistake of leaving Aryn alone behind the arc. Given time to set up she can be deadly accurate.
It was also a great rebounding game for the Saints as four of the girls were in double figures in that category.
Emily and Brenda had double, doubles with Emily snaring 16 rebounds and Brenda had 12. Devon grabbed 14 had Aryn had 11.
Coach Schroeder said, "What a crazy game. At one point in the second half I told Coach Gary Blom that we are going to have to score 80 to win.
"We darn near did too. I thought our girls played pretty well over all. We came out with great energy and kept it throughout the game.
"We really never ran an offense we just pushed the ball and scored off transition. Hurley continues work hard posting up and rebounding. Brenda and Julia were our spark plugs again on both the offensive and defensive ends. Great section win."
LCWM's sophomore Megan Schroeder had 41 points in a losing effort. It looks like this young lady and the Saints young guns will be meeting several times in the coming years.
Before the big win, the Saints dropped a home game to the visiting Fairmont Cardinals by a score of 48 to 35.
As has happened many times this year, it was over in the first half. The Saints trailed 32-21 at the half. The defensive intensity picked up in the second half as Farimont only had 16 second half points.
Coach Schroeder said, "I thought last night we played defense very well in the second half. After allowing Fairmont 32 points in the first half, we kept them to 16 in the second half. We also rebounded very well.
"Our stats showed 19 offensive rebounds and 22 defensive rebounds with Hurley leading with 12 and Cervantes with nine. Eckstrom, Flohrs and Beckius each added five rebounds as well."
Julia led with 17 and Aryn had seven.
As is the case with many of the losses this year the Saints had a poor shooting night. The team hit 24 percent of their shots and just ten percent of their three pointers.


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