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As I wrote yesterday, click here for a refresher, Prince William and his Catherine are scheduled to be out a lot this week. Yesterday the Princess was in the new black for a meeting with scholarship students. Today it was a Reiss coat (which I'm seeing as olive green but others are reporting grey) for the official opening of St George's Park, a state of the art facility for football training. Will is president of the Football Association. I am slowly coming to accept that the Middleton women have the sh-ttest shoe style and that this may always be a problem.
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On the 18th day of December 2013, the defendant, by consent, appeared before the court pursuant to FED. R. CRIM. P. 11, and entered a plea of guilty to Count 2 of the Indictment. After cautioning and examining the defendant under oath concerning each of the subjects mentioned in FED. R. CRIM. P. 11, the court determined that the guilty plea was knowing and voluntary, and that the offense charged is supported by an independent basis in fact containing each of the essential elements of such offense. The court therefore RECOMMENDS that the plea of guilty be accepted and that the defendant be adjudged guilty and have sentence imposed accordingly.
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The Morehouse Parish Relay for Life committee has been preparing for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life, a global event, since September and will host a team captain meeting on Feb. 19. at 6:30 p.m.
American Cancer Society and Morehouse Parish staff partner Priscilla Turner said each month the committee hosts a team captain meeting to discuss ideas and go over funds raised.
Turner said the meeting will be held at the metal building behind the Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Office, and anyone interested in learning about Relay for Life is invited to come too.
"Currently we have 14 team captains," she said. "And we also have past participants who come to the meetings, and have just not registered yet. We had about 23 people at last months meeting."
According to the Relay for Life website, the Morehouse Parish cooperation currently has 14 teams and 61 participants having raised $3,477.
Turner said the committee keeps in touch via Facebook, and meet every month to brainstorm fundraising ideas and other event activities, and said anyone interested is welcome to attend and learn more about the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.
"We will share ideas and discuss fun things to do during the event, " she said. "The food at the relay is already taken care of because many of our teams will camp out around the track during the relay and sell refreshments and things like hotdogs, gumbo and hamburgers."
Turner said there is always a mission statement at each meeting to keep everyone empathetic and true to the purpose of the relay.
"It reminds us why we relay and why we are here and what we are raising money for," she said. "It could be a video about cancer research or advocacy or a first hand presentation from a survivor."
Last year's relay went unexpectedly well, she said, and hopes the 2013 relay is even better.
"We did not think that so people would support us because there has been no relay in
Morehouse Parish for about five years," Turner said. "Teri Lee (a cancer survivor) and Sara Hawkins (Bastrop resident) took on the job of handling last years' event. They blew it up; they did phenomenal and no one expected it."
Turner said last year they helped to raise approximately $58,000, and plan on doing even better this year with this years goal set at $59,000.
Turner said the Morehouse Parish 2013 Relay for Life will be held at Bastrop High School football stadium on April 19 at 6 p.m. and will last until 6 a.m.
For more information, to donate or to learn more, go to the website http://www.relayforlife.org.


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quote:They came out of nowhere, and were immediately top attractions.No one in Canuck history got that much attention within such a short period of time.
quote:Originally posted by Alex116I'm sure non Canucks fans are shocked the Sedin's get very little love, however, that's the way it is. I think for a lot of Canucks fans, it took them so long to become what they are that not many really got hooked on them? It's a tough deal, but i really think that's what it became. Too many expected too much too early and then when they finally became who they are today, it was too late. Don't get me wrong, the Nux faithful love them, but to love them more than a guy like Bure or Linden, etc is not as shocking to me as it prob is to some ont he outside looking in.
quote:Yeah, clearly the original comment was from someone who never followed Messier's shameful act in Vancouver. Selfish...hmm, took a huge paycheck, then had them take the only "retired" number out of the rafters to put on his back [who had to ask Wayne Maki's family if they could sacrifice this honour to pacify Messier's ego?], then they took the "C" off the most revered player to ever wear a Canuck's jersey to put on his front, then he treated the fans to the spectacle of watching him skate two steps behind every player with his stick hooking them from behind until he cashed his last Vancouver paycheque. The real shame was that after his contract was over and he went back to New York, he suddenly learned how to skate again. His publicist may have nurtured the myth of "the greatest leader in the history of hockey" but fans in Vancouver know the truth: A true leader would have sacrificed his ego for the team, led from behind with an "A" on his chest, and honoured the memory of the team's past by wearing another number. Had he and Keenan chosen not to destroy the soul of the team but supplemented it, there would indeed have been championships and not the abject failure which continued until they both left.
quote:Originally posted by Alex116quote:Originally posted by Guest7601Mark Messier. He was a machine but he was given a crap team. A few selfish wannabes spoiled what should have been a Stanley Cup era lead by the greatest leader in all of sport.Oh my.....i just threw up in my mouth while reading this. Don't get me wrong, Messier is one of the all time greats. But his time in Vancouver? Even for his biggest fans, it had to be disappointing!
quote:Originally posted by Guest7601Mark Messier. He was a machine but he was given a crap team. A few selfish wannabes spoiled what should have been a Stanley Cup era lead by the greatest leader in all of sport.
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Boulder County is inviting residents to apply for openings on county advisory boards and commissions, panels that help guide county decisions on matters ranging from fire codes to aging to mosquito control.
The county is recruiting volunteers to serve on 11 advisory panels that provide recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.
Descriptions of the county's various boards and commissions are available on an Advisory Boards and Commissions webpage, bouldercounty.org/gov/boards/pages/default.aspx. The deadline to submit applications is July 31.
Among the panels with seats to be filled: the Adult Protection Review Team; the Aging Advisory Council; the Board of Health; the Core Services Board; the Cultural Council; the Extension Advisory Committee; the Fire Code Advisory Committee; the Historic Preservation Advisory Board; the Mosquito Control Advisory Board; the Resource Conservation Advisory Board, and the Ten Year Plan To End Homelessness Advisory Board.
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What ranks and titles have you held? In jiu-jitsu I was a State Champ in Rio and a State Champ in Wrestling. I have won in some of the big shows MMA here in Brazil like MECA. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black belt.
Do you have any heroes? My father, he guided me and always supported me.
What is your favorite technique? Rear naked choke
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? A very big dream of mine is to fight in the United States for the UFC.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I go to the college of ATT, where I am learning all I can.
What was your job before you started fighting? I started training when I was 13 and was fighting by the time I was 15. This is the only job I know.
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Knighten Named High School All-American
Incoming freshman Marjani (MJ) Knighten was named a high school All-American last week, earning a spot on the MaxPreps 2013 Softball All-America second team. Knighten was one of only 19 infielders nationally to be honored as an All-American.
A native of Buena Park, Calif., Knighten enjoyed a standout senior season for Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton, Calif. She hit .478 with 12 doubles, two triples, nine homers, 42 runs and 30 RBIs to help the Lancers reach the championship game of the Southern Section Division III playoffs. Sunny Hills also captured the Freeway League title, and Knighten was the Freeway League MVP.
Knighten was named Sunny Hills' player of the year for the third straight season this spring, while she was also honored as the Lancers' overall athlete of the year. She earned a spot on the
Cal-Hi Sports first-team all-state squad for medium-size schools
and was an All-Orange County honoree for the third straight season. Knighten was also named to the Orange County Coaches All-Star team, and she was selected to play for Orange County in the
Orange County vs. Riverside County All-Star game following her senior season.
Knighten played her club ball for the Corona Angels coached by Marty Tyson, the father of Husker sophomore infielder Dawna Tyson. She is expected to compete for playing time on a talented 2014 NU infield that returns all but one starter from last year's squad, which finished with a No. 8 national ranking after earning the program's seventh trip to the Women's College World Series.


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4th annual evening of Western hospitality raises money for the historic Ionia Theatre
The Ionia Theatre becomes the Wild, Wild West for one evening as the Buckaroo Ball returns Feb. 23.
The signature fundraiser for the Ionia Theatre, a local landmark since 1931, will begin at 7 p.m. at the theater, which is located at 205 W. Main St. Tickets are $12 in advance, or $15 at the door.
The evening of fun will include gourmet appetizers and desserts provided by area restaurants, a gift bag for each attendee, live and silent auctions, and a cash bar with proceeds supporting Enrich.
Entertainment will be provided by award-winning pianist and composer Deborrah Wyndham, who will perform old-fashioned saloon-type music and ragtime, and also a local band.
Business and private donors have been "very generous, as they have been in the past," providing a variety of gifts and services for the auctions, said Ionia Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Director Linda Curtis.
"There is something for every member of the family in the live and silent auctions, and more items are being added daily," Curtis said. "The big item this year is a trip to Nashville, Tenn., with a create-your-own itinerary."
Other auction items include a Ducks Unlimited Adirondack double-seated bench, John Wayne gift package, Blanchard House event rental, camping certificates, sporting events tickets, gift baskets, framed art, jewelry, packages for men, women and children and more.
"You don't have to enjoy Western decor or country music to have a good time," Curtis said. "You can wear your boots and dust off your hat, dress casual, or dress up. It's perfectly fine. The Buckaroo Ball is a relaxed atmosphere."
The DDA board created the Buckaroo Ball in 2010 to raise money for ongoing repairs and maintenance of the theater. With an 82-year-old facility, just maintaining the building is a huge expense, said Ionia Theatre Director Gary Ferguson.
"We usually end up with some unforeseen issues," he said. "It you don't take care of the minor issues, they will become major issues."
Ferguson added that work has been required on the building's six furnaces and air-conditioning units, roof, plumbing and lighting, which is "quite expensive. The theater sign requires a fair amount of maintenance, and is due for a paint job this year. The Buckaroo Ball helps us with that."
The Ionia Theatre is on the registry of the national Theatre Historical Society of America, and one of the few local theaters of this caliber in the country, Curtis said.
"The theater is definitely a jewel," Curtis said. "It is important to keep the doors open, and the Buckaroo Ball is designed to do just that."
In addition, the Ionia Theatre is part of the local fabric of the community, Curtis said. For decades, families have come to the theater to watch movies together, couples have had first dates there, and children have had school events there.
Thanks to recent upgrades to equipment, the theater cam continue to provide first-run movies in digital format, and the quality of both the picture and sound is "top-notch," Ferguson said. "Compare us to any of the big cinemas, and we're right up there with them, if not above. Any issues we had before all went away when we went digital."
"We're asking everyone to support the theater," Curtis said. "We've kept the Buckaroo Ball tickets at an attractive price to invite people here. It's the best deal in town."
For more information about the Buckaroo Ball or for tickets, contact the DDA at 616-527-1420.
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Huskers Struggle at K-State
Manhattan, Kan. – Nebraska's pitching staff was unable to stop Kansas State's offense on Tuesday night, as the Wildcats pounded out 14 hits in a 9-1 win. After totaling 52 hits in a sweep of Northwestern last weekend, the Nebraska offense struggled, as the Huskers (11-16, 5-1 Big Ten), managed just five hits off five Wildcat pitches, who combined for five strikeouts and no walks.
Nebraska's Tyler King last 3.0 innings in his first start of the season. Even though he produced three strikeouts, King gave up three runs on five hits and a walk.
Kansas State's Tanner Witt had a career night at the plate, going 5-for-5 with a home run, double and four RBIs.
After the Kansas State scored the game's first run in the first, the Wildcats extended their lead to 3-0 in the third with a solo home run from Witt and a pair of two-out singles that scored Jared King after he reached on a HBP. Witt's round tripper was the first home run in 10 games off Husker pitching, dating back to NU's game at UC Irvine on March 16.
Reliever Luke Bublitz took the mound in the fourth and gave up an unearned run, pushing the Wildcats' lead to 4-0. KSU looked to blow the game open with the bases loaded and one down, but Bublitz induced consecutive groundballs to strand three runners.
The Huskers got on the board in the fifth without producing a hit. Kash Kalkowski led off the inning by reaching on an error at third and moved to third base on a wild pitch. The senior first baseman scored NU's first run of the game on a RBI groundout from Tanner Lubach.
KSU got the run back in the bottom of the sixth with a two-out single. Witt reached on a one-out single, his fourth hit of the game, and moved into scoring position when Jeff Chesnut threw wide of first base on a pick-off attempt. After Chesnut struck out Conlon, Mitch Meyer delivered a one-out single to put KSU up four, 5-1.
Austin Darby led off the seventh with a double, Nebraska's first extra-base hit of the game. The Husker rally quickly died when Kalkowski grounded out, Darby was caught stealing and Bryan Peters lined out.
The Wildcats ended the game by adding three runs in the seventh and one in the eighth.
The Huskers will next be in action this weekend when they travel to Iowa City, Iowa, for a three-game conference series with the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Huskers and Hawkeyes open play on Friday night with a 6:05 p.m. game at Duane Banks Field. The squads continue the series with a pair of 1:05 p.m. games on both Saturday and Sunday. Lane Grindle and Jeff Culhane will have the call all weekend on the Husker Sports Network, including for free on Huskers.com.


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Arbuckle: February 23. Elevation 6 ft. below normal, water 50 and clear to stained in the upper creek arms. Crappie good around docks in early morning and being caught on chartreuse/brown jigs and CC Spoons while moving from deep water; use of locators important in locating movement. White bass are also on the move; they can be in 30-40 ft. along creek channel bends or at 5 ft. chasing shad; gulls are a clue they are in the shallows. Bass being caught on crankbaits, jerk baits, Alabama rigs and jigs at 5-20 ft. Report submitted by Jack Melton.
Blue River: February 26. Elevation normal, water 49 and clear. Trout good on green and rainbow Power Bait below the falls in slack water and good on inline spinnerbaits and jigs in current below falls and around structure. Fly fishing good on caddis flies, zebra nymphs, woolly buggers and egg patterns near slow current or riffles. Channel catfish good on chicken liver, minnows and night crawlers around structure in deeper pools. Smallmouth and spotted bass fair on soft plastics and jerk baits fished slowly in deeper pools around structure in current. Approximately 2,000 rainbow trout were stocked on 2/25/2013. Report submitted by Matt Gamble, biologist at the Blue River Public Fishing and Hunting Area.
Broken Bow: February 24. Elevation 4 ft. below normal, water low 50s. Largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass fair on jigs, plastic baits and sinking jerk baits in deeper water. Catfish fair on juglines baited with cut bait in deeper water. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs in schools in open water. Walleye are in full spawn and excellent on jerk baits, shallow diving crankbaits, rogues, Long A lures and grubs with 1/4 ounce jig heads in shallower water in the upper end of the lake, along points with rocky outcroppings, mouths of creeks and the head of the lake. Report submitted by Dru Polk, game warden stationed in McCurtain County.
Eufaula: February 24. Elevation 4 1/2 ft. below normal, water clear. Largemouth bass fair on jerk baits and plastic baits around rocky deeper areas. Blue catfish fair on shad along the flats. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs below docks with brush and riprap areas. Report submitted by Ed Rodebush, game warden stationed in McIntosh County.
Hugo: February 24. Elevation normal. Crappie fair on minnows along the river channel. Catfish fair on trot lines baited with cut bait and live bait. Report submitted by Jay Harvey, game warden stationed in Choctaw and Bryan counties.
Konawa: February 24. Elevation normal, water 56 and clear. Largemouth bass good on plastic worms at 4-8 ft. along the edge of the cattails. White bass and striped bass hybrids good on shad and jigs at 15 ft. in the discharge canal. Report submitted by Daryl Howser, game warden stationed in Seminole County.
Lower Mountain Fork: February 24. Fishing has been great. In addition to midges and blue-winged olive mayflies, March Browns and tan caddis flies are beginning to take trout throughout the river. Report submitted by Mark Hannah, game warden stationed in McCurtain County.
Lower Mountain Fork: February 26. Stocked 1,577 lbs., approximately 2,540 rainbow trout. Report submitted by April Drake, secretary at the southeast regional office.
McGee Creek: February 24. Elevation 10 2/3 ft. below normal, water 51 and clear. Largemouth bass fair to good on soft plastic baits and jig-and-pig combinations at 15-30 ft. Crappie fair on minnows at 12-28 ft. over cedar brush piles in creek channels. Report submitted by Larry Luman, game warden stationed in Atoka County.
Pine Creek: February 24. Elevation below normal, water clear. Boat ramps have been reopened. Bass good on most jerk baits. Crappie good on jigs. Report submitted by Mark Hannah, game warden stationed in McCurtain County.
Robber's Cave State Park: February 26. Stocked 385 lbs., approximately 618 rainbow trout. Report submitted by April Drake, secretary at the southeast regional office.
Robert S. Kerr: February 26. Bass fair on crankbaits and stick baits off points, along creek channels and in coves up river. Spotted bass excellent up the Canadian River; look for concentrations of gulls. Crappie fair up Big San Bois Creek around deeper submerged brush. As water clears from recent rains look, for improvement. White bass and striped bass fair on minnows and shad crankbaits upriver in deeper holes and around rock ledges. Channel and blue catfish excellent on trotlines and juglines baited with cut bait at 12-20 ft. close to creek and river channels. Report submitted by Allen Couch, game warden stationed in Haskell County.
Sardis Lake: February 22. Largemouth bass fair to good on spinnerbaits and crankbaits. Channel and blue catfish good on shad and dead minnows at 8-14 ft. White bass fair on jigs and live minnows at 10-14 ft. Walleye fair trolling and on jigs at 8-9 ft. Report submitted by Dane Polk, game warden stationed in Pushmataha County.
Texoma: February 24. Elevation 5 ft. below normal, water 50 and clear. Largemouth and smallmouth bass fair to good on plastic worms, crankbaits and spinnerbaits at 15-20 ft. in creeks. Striped and white bass fair to good on live bait, slabs and sassy shad at 20-40 ft. from Platter Flats to Caney Creek. Channel and blue catfish fair to good on live bait and stinkbait at 15-30 ft. from Johnson Creek to Burns Run. Crappie fair to good on minnows and jigs at 10-20 ft. around underwater brush piles. Sunfish fair to good on worms and tiny tube jigs at 5-10 ft. around fish attractors. Report submitted by Danny Clubb, game warden stationed in Bryan County.
Wister: February 24. Elevation 1/2 ft. above normal, water murky. Largemouth bass fair on silver deep diving crankbaits. Crappie good on minnows and fair on white grubs at 10-12 ft. around brushy cover. Catfish fair on juglines and trotlines baited with cut bait and liver. Report submitted by Randy Fennell, game warden stationed in LeFlore County.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- It began like any other Saturday for the Kansas City Chiefs during the NFL season, their general manager and coach at work early to put final touches on this weekend's game plan. Then they got a call to hurry to the parking lot.
The two men rushed through the glass doors of Chiefs headquarters and came face-to-face with linebacker Jovan Belcher, holding a handgun to his head.
Belcher had already killed his girlfriend and sped the short distance to Arrowhead Stadium, right past a security checkpoint guarding the entrance. Upon finding his bosses, Belcher thanked general manager Scott Pioli and coach Romeo Crennel for giving him a chance in the NFL. Then he turned away and pulled the trigger.
The murder-suicide shocked a franchise that has been dealing with controversies now made trivial by comparison: eight consecutive losses, injuries too numerous to count, discontent among fans and the prospect that Pioli and Crennel could be fired at season's end.
Authorities did not release a possible motive while piecing together the case, other than to note that Belcher and his girlfriend, 22-year-old Kasandra M. Perkins, had been arguing frequently.
The two of them left behind a 3-month-old girl. She was being cared for by family.
The Chiefs issued a statement that said their game Sunday afternoon against the Carolina Panthers would go on as scheduled, even as the franchise tried to come to grips with the awfulness of Belcher's death.
A spokesman for the team told The Associated Press that Crennel plans to coach Sunday.
The 25-year-old Belcher was from West Babylon, N.Y., and played college football at Maine. He signed with the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent, eventually moving into the starting lineup. He played in all 11 games this season.
The drama unfolded early Saturday when authorities received a call from a woman who said her daughter had been shot multiple times at a residence about five miles from the Arrowhead complex. The call came from Belcher's mother, who referred to the victim as her daughter.
Police then got a phone call from the Chiefs' training facility, where they said Pioli, Crennel and another coach or employee appeared to be talking to Belcher. They told police they never felt in any danger.
"They said the player was actually thanking them for everything they'd done for him," Kansas City police spokesman Darin Snapp said. "He was thanking them and everything. That's when he walked away and shot himself."


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I remember when I was a Tom Ford model. Good times ...
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I just received a program notice from the Northwest Suburban Council of Genealogists indicating that their next genealogy program is scheduled for Saturday morning, November 3, 2012 at 10:00 AM.
The society will be meeting on Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 10:00 AM at the Arlington Heights Senior Center at 1801 W. Central Rd. in Arlington Heights, IL.
Please be sure to view the link below that will get you to the program description material supplied to me by the society.
The speaker for the morning program will be Jacquie Schattner. The speaker will present a program titled "Genealogy 101: From Seed To Tree".
Researchers can arrive as early as 9:30 AM to have informal conversations and share knowledge and seek research advice.
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Northwest Suburban Council of Genealogists (NWSCG) November 3, 2012 Program Notice
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Huskers Tied for Seventh After First Round
Palm Desert, Calif. - The Nebraska men's golf team is tied for seventh after shooting an 8-over-par 296 in the opening round of the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate on Friday.
The Huskers trail leader TCU by 19 strokes with 36 holes to play. St. Mary's, San Francisco and Texas Tech and tied for second at 284 strokes. TCU's Julien Brun and Texas Tech's Clement Sordet are tied for first individually after each carding 4-under-par 68s in the first round.
Freshman Kolton Lapa led Nebraska with a 1-over-par 73 on Friday. Lapa birdied Holes 9, 10, and 14, but bogeyed Nos. 6 through 8 as well as 11. He is tied for 24th, seeking his fifth top-25 finish in six stroke play events this season.
Seniors Kevin Gillick and Jordan Reinertson are tied for 36th after 18 holes. The pair matched 74s in the first round and trails the leaders by six strokes. Gillick birdied Nos. 11 and 14 but bogeyed Nos. 6 and 7, adding a double bogey on the 12th. Reinertson also doubled No. 12, but made four birdies and four bogeys for his 2-over-par total.
Matt Record is tied for 48th after posting a 3-over-par 75 in the first round. Record, who went 3-0-0 at the Big Ten Match Play two weeks ago, suffered three bogeys on the front nine for a 39, but made two birdies en route to an even-par 36 on the back nine.
Newcomer Cameron Palmer is in 99th place after producing an 85 on Friday. Sophomore Ross Dickson, who is playing as an individual, is tied for 83rd after an 8-over-par 80 in the opening round.
The Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate resumes on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. (CT). The Huskers will tee off on Hole No. 1 with Kansas, Wichita State and Cal Poly. Live scoring for the tournament can be followed at http://www.golfgamebook.com/club/tournament/elastic/2up-wzfl/primary.
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Team Top 10 Leaderboard
T-2. St. Mary's - 284
T-2. San Francisco - 284
T-2. Texas Tech - 284
5. Oregon State - 291
6. Idaho - 295
T-7. Nebraska - 296
T-7. Cal Poly - 296
T-9. Wichita State - 299
T-9. Kansas - 299
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T-24. Kolton Lapa - 73
T-36. Kevin Gillick - 74
T-36. Jordan Reinertson - 74
T-48. Matt Record - 75
T-83. Ross Dickson - 80
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The 2012 baseball season was littered with no-hitters, with the final one coming on September 28 in Pittsburgh courtesy of Homer Bailey.
We hadn't seen a no-hitter since until Tuesday night. It was Bailey that was at it again.
The 27-year-old right-hander carried a perfect game into the seventh inning against the Giants before issuing a leadoff walk to Gregor Blanco. Losing the perfecto clearly didn't faze Bailey, as he went on to set down the next nine in a row to complete the no-no. He struck out nine on the night and became the 28th pitcher in MLB history to toss at least two no-hitters.
Bailey was still hitting 96-97 mph on the radar gun in the ninth inning, and when you combine that with a wipeout slider, it's not difficult to see why the Texan can be simply dominant when he's on. He has a fantastic 111/26 K/BB ratio over 111 innings this season, as well as a nifty 1.06 WHIP. Bailey's 3.57 ERA is good but not great, a reflection of how he can be hit or miss. He's allowed one or fewer runs six times but has also given up four or more on six occasions and six or more three times.
Despite some ups and downs, there's no doubt that Bailey has the tools to go on a terrific run. The Reds would surely welcome it with Johnny Cueto on the shelf for a while.
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Feldman Packs Bags for Baltimore
Most figured Ricky Nolasco would be the first starter traded to a contender. Not so, as the Orioles attempted to bolster their rotation with the addition of Scott Feldman on Tuesday.
Feldman was up-and-down for the Rangers the last few seasons while shifting back-and-forth from the rotation to the bullpen, but he found life in the National League pleasing, as he put up a 3.46 ERA, 1.14 WHIP and 67/25 K/BB ratio over 91 innings for the Cubs.
In the AL East and at hitter-friendly Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Feldman's margin for error shrinks, though his control and groundball tendencies certainly help. I still think he's a mixed league option, but probably a borderline one depending on the depth of your league.
In exchange for Feldman, the Cubs received Jake Arrieta and Pedro Strop, two nice arms that have disappointed this season and, in Arrieta's case, disappointed for a while now. Strop has joined the big league bullpen and, if he gets straightened out in a hurry, could be an option for the ninth inning if Kevin Gregg is traded. Arrieta will report to Triple-A Iowa but figures to get a shot in the rotation eventually. Carlos Villanueva will take Feldman's rotation spot after he gets sufficiently stretched out.
Willingham to Go Under the Knife
Josh Willingham has had issues with his left knee throughout the season. On Tuesday afternoon he was finally placed on the disabled list. On Tuesday evening it was announced that he would undergo arthroscopic surgery and be sidelined for 4-6 weeks.
The surgery, which will take place on Wednesday, will be to repair a medial meniscus tear in the knee. Willingham, who is also dealing with a bone bruise, has had both knees scoped in the past.
"We both put our heads together and decided what was best," Willingham told MLB.com. "We knew that we had to have my knee cleaned up at some point, probably at the end of the year. So it made sense with the [two to four weeks it takes] the bone bruise to heal. So we made the decision that way."
The Twins did get Aaron Hicks back from the disabled list Tuesday, and he'll go back to being the everyday center fielder. Oswaldo Arcia and Chris Parmelee will handle the corner outfield spots while Hammer is on the shelf.
National League Quick Hits: Heath Bell has been re-inserted into the Diamondbacks' closer role as J.J. Putz rebuilds his arm strength ... Dexter Fowler's right wrist soreness has sent him to the disabled list ... Shaun Marcum received an MRI on his upper back Tuesday and is questionable for his next start ... Jeremy Hefner tossed seven innings of one-run ball against the D'Backs Tuesday, lowering his ERA to 3.54 ... Wily Peralta left Tuesday's outing with a hamstring injury but thinks he'll be ready for his next start ... B.J. Upton thinks he'll be back in the lineup Wednesday after exiting Tuesday with forearm spasms ... Kyle Kendrick has been cleared to start on Saturday after passing all concussion tests ... Matt Holliday was scratched from Tuesday's lineup with a stiff neck/back ... A.J. Burnett (calf) could rejoin the rotation on July 7 or 8 if he feels good enough to avoid a rehab assignment ... Ryan Braun (hand) isn't expected back prior to the All-Star break ... The Dodgers acquired Carlos Marmol from the Cubs in exchange for Matt Guerrier. Marmol will be sent to the minors for now ... Everth Cabrera (hamstring) could return from the disabled list Thursday ... Jedd Gyorko (groin) is likely about a week away from a return ... D'Backs GM Kevin Towers on Tuesday wouldn't dismiss the possibility of Archie Bradley getting a call-up this season ...
American League Quick Hits: David Price struck out 10 over seven scoreless innings in his return from the disabled list Tuesday ... Hiroki Kuroda will miss Friday's start due to a sore left hip flexor but is expected to avoid the DL ... Jarrod Parker (hamstring) is questionable for his start Thursday. Sonny Gray would be his replacement ... Anibal Sanchez (shoulder) will return to the Tigers' rotation on Saturday ... John Lackey allowed one run over eight innings against the Padres Tuesday, lowering his ERA to 2.81 ... Kendrys Morales went 3-for-5 with a pair of homers and six RBI in Tuesday's win over the Rangers ... Jesse Crain was unable to pitch Tuesday due to tightness in his pitching shoulder ... Miguel Cabrera left Tuesday's game due to lower back tightness but expects to play Wednesday ... The Blue Jays designated Chien-Ming Wang for assignment, recalling Todd Redmond to take his rotation spot ... John Jaso (hand) is expected to return to the lineup Wednesday ... Alex Cobb (concussion) played catch from 90 feet on Tuesday ... Joakim Soria (elbow) could be activated from the disabled list this weekend ... Mariners manager Eric Wedge said Tuesday that Tom Wilhelmsen was close to getting his closer job back ... Brett Myers will be shut down for 3-5 days after feeling more discomfort in his right elbow ... Evan Longoria (foot) had two hits in his return to the lineup Tuesday ... Stephen Drew (hamstring) is unlikely to play at all in Boston's three-game series versus the Padres ... Paul Konerko (back) was hitless in his return to action Tuesday ...


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Strausfeld studied art history and computer science at Brown University and earned master's degrees in architecture at Harvard University and in media arts and sciences at M.I.T. At the Media Lab she served as a research assistant in the Visible Language Workshop where she researched and developed new models for displaying and interacting with complex information. In 1996, with two M.I.T classmates, Strausfeld co-founded Perspecta, an information-architecture software company based in San Francisco. Perspecta developed products that dynamically generated information hierarchies from collections of digital documents and presented them as immersive 3D interactive environments. In 1999 she joined the digital sports entertainment company Quokka, where she led the development of interfaces for "immersive sports experiences," wherein multiple information streams about an event are displayed in real time in a dynamic, interactive environment. Strausfeld's work in her own studio, InformationArt, ranged from the creation of interfaces for new consumer entertainment products to the design of media projections for theatrical productions.
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Huskers Finish Third at James Brown Invitational
The Nebraska bowling team finished third out of 28 teams at the James Brown Invitational, hosted by Morgan State University in Towson, Md., on Sunday. The Huskers finished the three-day event with a 9-3 overall record behind tournament champion Maryland Eastern Shore.
Head Coach Bill Straub was impressed with the team's performance throughout the weekend, but would like to see the team be more consistent in competition.
"We are pleased with the number of wins we had considering the competition we faced," Straub said, "We have two weeks off so hopefully we can get more consistent as we get to the end of our season."
Leading the way for NU was sophomore Liz Kuhlkin. Kuhlkin finished 12th in the individual standings, with a weekend average of 202.
"Liz really helped us out today in the final brackets," Straub said, "Her performance throughout the weekend was admirable."
The Nebraska bowling team will travel to the Greater Ozark Challenge March 1-3 held in Kansas City, Mo.


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GREEN BAY, Wis. – Alex Chin (Sr./Hingham, Mass./Hingham) returned to the lineup and won three singles matches and a pair of doubles contests as the Carleton College men's tennis team went 2-1 during the opening weekend of play for the indoor season.
The Knights traveled to America's Dairyland and played three matches in 24 hours, defeating University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (6-3) and St. Norbert College (8-1). Sandwiched in between was a 6-3 setback at the hands of Michigan Tech University, a very strong Division II program.
Saturday opened with the Knights dropping two of the three doubles contests, but Carleton was undaunted and proceeded to win five of the six singles matches, two of them in tiebreakers to determine the match.
Chin won 6-4, 6-1 at third singles, with Paul Cooper (Sr./Burr Ridge, Ill./Hinsdale Central) and Mauricio Gonzalez (So./La Paz, Bolivia/American Cooperative School) also posting straight set victories. After UW-Oshkosh got a point at second singles, the match was 4-3 in favor of the Knights.
Austin Jiang (Sr./Green Bay, Wis./Bay Port) and Nelson Wolf (Jr./Faibault, Minn./Shattuck-St. Mary's School) both ended up needing the third set. At one point Wolf was down 8-4 in the tiebreaker before rallying for the 6-7, 6-1, 11-9 decision. "Nelson's come-from-behind victory captivated the standing room only crowd," explained Carleton head coach Stephan Zweifel. "His match lasted so long and was so intense, many of us developed Stockholm Syndrome."
Jiang, playing in his home state, had to win two tiebreakers to close out the match 4-6, 7-6, 10-8. "Austin's groundstrokes in that first set were as non-existent as a Notre Dame linebacker's girlfriend," said Zweifel. "But his sheer stubbornness to lose allowed him to claw his way to victory."
The Knights carried the momentum of their season-opening victory over to their match against Michigan Tech as Carleton received very strong performances at second and third doubles.
Chin and Jiang posted an 8-5 triumph at the second spot, while Christian Nagy (Fy./Fairway, Kans./Pembroke Hill School) and Avery Rux (So./Austin, Texas/Home School) debuted at third doubles with a convincing 8-2 decision.
The Huskies would not yield, though, taking five of the singles matches. The lone exception was Chin's 6-1, 6-2 victory at the fourth spot. "Alex displayed amazing court coverage and speed today," Zweifel said. "Not since the international search for the Higgs bosun have we seen a physicist chase a small object with such intense focus".
The weekend concluded with a Sunday morning match against St. Norbert. Cooper and Andrew Hwang (So./Brookfield, Wis./University School) set the tone for the day with an impressive performance at first doubles, dispatching the competition by an 8-2 score. "Those two gentlemen were all over the net like a couple of crows on a road-killed squirrel," noted Zweifel.
Chin and Jiang recorded an 8-0 shutout at second doubles, then each posted a 6-3, 6-0 victory during the singles contests. Rux, Gonzalez, Wolf, and Nagy also won in straight sets.
"The long weekend in Green Bay gave us an opportunity to start the season with some excellent match experience," Zweifel said, "and allowed the Vikings fans on the team to fulfill their RAD requirement."
The Knights will face another Division II opponent on Sunday, Feb. 10 when they faced St. Cloud State University at LifeTime Fitness in Lakeville, Minn.


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Size of Seed and other Criteria of Polyloids
Blakeslee, Albert F.; Warmke, H.E.
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Title: Size of Seed and other Criteria of Polyloids
Publisher: Science, Vol. 88, No. 2289, p. 440, November 11
Publication Date: 1938
Binding: PAPERBACK
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Omni Houston Hotel's health club has cardio and weight machines, plasma-screen TV, exercise balls and mats, free weights, a steam room , and a spa tub. Men's and women's locker rooms have dry saunas, fully stocked black-marble vanity areas, wooden lockers, towels, and bathing products. The concierge offers complimentary bottled water for joggers. Two outdoor lap pools are surrounded by an expansive green lawn and whimsical animal topiaries.
The 18-holed Memorial Municipal Golf Course is located 3 miles from the hotel. It has a rolling terrain, mature pine trees line its fairways, and several water hazards make for a challenging game. Surcharges apply. The neighborhoods around the hotel offer quiet, tree-lined streets for jogging or walking.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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The onsite Mokara Spa offers a blend of treatments, which include aromatherapy, hydrotherapy and body treatments, body wraps and scrubs, and massages. Facial treatments, manicure and pedicure, and beauty services are also available. The seven Mokara Spa treatment rooms provide the perfect setting for pampering your body and mind.
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During the request-for-proposal process conducted this summer and fall, CU didn't receive any proposals that met the qualifications despite a collaboration with the city that offers up to $300,000 in incentives. In fact, the school only received one application and it was incomplete, said Malinda Miller-Huey, a campus spokeswoman.
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There are 411 comments on the Iowa Independent story from Jun 5, 2010, titled Iowa House primary ground zero for gay marriage fight. In it, Iowa Independent reports that:
Differences between the two Democrats competing for the Iowa House District 66 seat couldn't be more stark.
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#1 Jun 5, 2010
Well, this should be simple: vote for the actual Democrat!
Mr. Rudison is in the wrong primary.
(Also: really loving how he thinks it's accurate to say he's "pro-family" and "pro-marriage" when he's actively working to destroy people's marriages and leave people's families defenseless.)
Since: Feb 08
Iowa City, Ia.
#2 Jun 5, 2010
Well at least he can't do anything about equal marriage rights in Iowa, since our state's supreme court ruled on it unanimously. He could still try to influence national votes, so hopefully people will see that and vote for the other guy.
I always have to wonder how people can be against equal marriage rights if they are of that age and non-white. Surely they remember having similar laws about interracial couples. It's just sad, really.
#3 Jun 9, 2010
at least Branstad is the least nutty of the three Republicans who ran for Governor. we survived him once, we could again. he is a relatively nice person, as an individual. not a fanatic. even in his twenties, when he was in the state legislature, and more extreme, he was still personable. and he got lots of training as Lt. Gov. serving with Bob Ray, in how to try to get along with people of different views, at least as a person, if not in his political views. we will have a good enough choice in the fall. not great, but not as bad as in some places. poor South Carolina~ it is downhill from Sanford~ even the teaparty types in Iowa are not as nuts as they are in many other states. some of them locally are nice folks.
#4 Jun 9, 2010
I think Roberts might have been a stronger candidate in Iowa, for Governor, since he does not have a record like Branstad does, and did not have opposition from the extreme rightwing religious fanatics - I did not say all Iowans are sensible - including many who voted for the third candidate, and who threaten not to support Branstad.
#5 Jun 9, 2010
I agree with you. so sad to see that black minister, being put up front as a spokesman for an anti-equal rights position. I personally would prefer to see a legalization of civil unions, with equal rights for all, rather than using the term marriage for legal or governmental purposes, for anyone. It has a religious usage and connotation, and could be left to individuals, families, communities, churches. Civil union sounds more formal and businesslike, for government usage, and more appropriate for conveying rights to people. civil union for all couples, not a separate status for just gay couples, I mean. The Iowa Constitution guarantees equal rights.
#7 Jun 10, 2010
Iowa has gone to the dogs
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#8 Jun 11, 2010
To Boyd... The dogs? Who are the dogs?
BTW... I think! Therefore I do not listen to Rush Limbaugh.
#9 Jun 11, 2010
baboon lips might be the most appropriate screen name I have ever seen. Well maybe you should add 'baboon brain' and 'baboon fingers' too. Very intelligent discussion there...
I'm not gay but gay marriage isn't stopping me or anyone else from getting married if they want. If it doesn't affect me, I don't worry too much about it...how would you like someone else telling you how to live YOUR life simply based on THEIR religion? Do Jewish people stop Christians from eating pork or do Hindus stop anyone of another religion from eating beef? This is exactly why we separate church and state in this country.
#13 Jun 13, 2010
what is with all the name calling ????? sounds like 2nd graders to me, first of all why do you care who gets married to whom gay people are not inviting you or anyone else to their wedding or into their lives for that matter so wtf does it matter to you people out there with nothing better to do than but into peoples lives. it's just like people who live together have no rights, none what so ever. a piece of legal paper stands between you and your personal rights, all americans should have the right to be with who they want as long as it does not hurt anyone so who are gay people hurting by wanting the same rights as all should have,,, the God I was brought up to serve loves everybody, there is only one God that I know of so back off and mind your own business. haters are not of God they are evil so the next time you go to hate someone for no reason ask yourself is it because they have personally done something to you or do you think you are better than the God who loves everyone or is it because it's what everyone else expects you to do ? I have a mind of my own I don't let anyone influence me one way or another, I live by if you are good to me I'm good to you, if you are disrespecting me then seee ya don't need ya, live life on your own terms not someone elses you will be alot happier it is that easy...
#15 Jun 13, 2010
Let's see - a chop here, a chop there, a chop here .k . . . bow wow. .. . chop there . . .
#17 Jun 24, 2010
Civil unions for gays and marriage for hetersextuals. Man + Woman = Marriage.
#18 Jul 3, 2010
I know someone who just left Iowa, not long ago. Sure can see why from the comments on here.
One man plus one woman equals marriage.
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#19 Jul 3, 2010
Not in Iowa.
Not in Vermont, Massachusettes, Connecticut, New Hamshire, or Washington DC either (not to mention numerous other countries).
#20 Jul 6, 2010
If it were only a religious beef that people had, I could see the confusion. There's nothing logical about homosexuality in general. Not biologically--scientifically OR morally. So why should we condone the symptoms of what amounts to little more than a personality disorder? Should we also then legislate for schizophrenics and others to make their uninstitutionalized lives seem more normal? I don't think so. They need to address the problems of their particular group and not make everyone else conform.(Press 1 for English.) I should never have had to process that MY gov't has taken it upon themselves to equate the confusion and perversion that is homosexuality with my marriage. Its sad.
#21 Jul 6, 2010
Being gay is not a personality disorder. Its love ! Its just as simple as not being able to get enough of the person you are with. Im sure you all had this 'personality disorder' when you met your spouse !
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#22 Jul 6, 2010
I don't understand homosexuality, I don't beleive it is right but that is my opinion I have gay friends and would help them anyway i could i just personally beleive it is wrong i have friends that do things i don't agree with or beleive in but that is their choice but one thing gets me... Marriage is between a man and a woman says so in the Bible and like it or not that is what this country is based off of, or was i think it would be ok for them to have civil unions that gives them the same rights as a married hetrosexual couple but it should NOT be called marriage that is a straight abomination to God. God forgives most things but that is blasphemy to say to of the same sex are married in terms of Christianity, Judism, or Islam. This is why our country is going to shit becasue God Once looked on us with favor and now we have turned or backs and our doing things our way after living so well we think we have no need of the Lord all we need is our money and our liberal politicians telling us how to live like here in keokuk. I say again i am not prejudice everyone makes their own choices and are judged accordingly by the Lord not man! So there for I hope all the gays find happiness just please as I am not stepping on your toes do not step on mine or the other God-fearing beleivers and say that your union is Marriage in Holy Matramony!!!!
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#23 Jul 6, 2010
Is there a branch of westburo Baptist church in hawarden? Whatever said. " I should never have had to process that MY gov't has taken it upon themselves to equate the confusion and perversion that is homosexuality with my marriage. Its sad." my answer to that is if there was any confusion and perversion that is homosexuality with your marriage, that is a problem that you will have to take up with you or your spouse. The only way gay marriage can affect a straight marriage is if one of the spouses is gay to start with. If gays want to make a life long commitment to their partner, then let them! Then the government can take their money, and the numbers for cheating spouses in the u.s. will drop as well.
how would all of you anti gay marriage people have to take an I.q. test before you are allowed to have children? And if the government felt that you were not intelligent enough to provide a stable home or instill proper moral values you would not be allowed to procreate? Would you not want the right to have children? I know that it is not the same argument, but I am sure that I would rather be surrounded by intelligent gay people, than narrow minded simpletons.
"II Samuel 1:26"
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#24 Jul 6, 2010
G-d has NEVER called homosexuality an abomination. And, yes, you ARE a bigot!
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#26 Jul 14, 2010
Do you ever wonder if the state got to vote on this issue, what the outcome would be? It seems a lot of things are decided by our leaders without getting a general concensus first. Then after the fact, we all debate the crap out of an issue. The coming election won't make a difference in the long run, democrat or republican, they are still a politician.
#27 Jul 14, 2010
I agree.I'm not religious but, the name calling is the last resort of frustrated people who are angry because they cant force their beliefs on everyone else.Reminds me of the terrorists who want to kill the infidels, or anyone who does'nt buy into their belief system.Gay bashers are the ground zero of hate and intollerance.
Anyone with a contrary opinion is viewed as a threat to their weak argument.The idea that gays and lesbians have a personality disorder is really over the top.
I'm not gay myself but I've never felt threatened by them.
This is an issue of love---not psychosis.
I've never seen gays bashing man woman marrige and I've never seen atheists protesting the building of yet another chuch.
Lets live and let live and dump the bigoted fear.
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