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Senior Lecturer LaVetta Appleby of Lawrence Technological University has been named one of the first five "Real McCoy" educators by the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program (DAPCEP).
DAPCEP presented the inaugural Real McCoy awards for education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and the medical field on Aug. 24 at the headquarters of DTE Energy in Detroit.
DAPCEP is a Detroit-based non-profit that provides STEM programming to underrepresented metropolitan Detroit youth in kindergarten through 12th grade. Along with its corporate and eight university partners, DAPCEP serves more than 4,000 students each year at no cost to its students.
"As Michigan is advancing in STEM and medicine fields, we feel it is appropriate for our organization to recognize current leaders who are innovatively advancing STEM and medicine endeavors," said Jason Lee, DAPCEP executive director. "They are living examples to our students."
Appleby was recognized in the science category. She teaches chemistry and is associate director of the Master of Science Education program at LTU.
"DAPCEP has given me an avenue to share my love of science with mid-school and high school students to help them reach their goals," Appleby said in accepting the award. "It is important that we continue to support this program, so that students will pursue STEM education, in hopes that it will open up a whole new world for them."
Lawrence Tech has partnered with DAPCEP on science education for students in grades 6-12 for more than 20 years, and Appleby has been teaching in the program for more than 10 years. One of the courses she has taught to DAPCEP students is Forensic Physics.
Appleby realizes how important it is to get students interested in the subject matter. Many high school students, especially girls, often wonder why it is important to learn physics, so Appleby has made physics part of a crime scene investigation (CSI) class.
"The students are excited about forensics, and the physics they're learning is disguised," Appleby said. "All they want to do is solve the case, and they get really excited."
The DAPCEP Real McCoy Awards, which were presented by DTE Energy, are named after Detroiter Elijah McCoy (1844-1925), a mechanical engineer who invented an automatic lubricator for steam engines. The labor-saving and time-saving device was so reliable that it was referred to as "the real McCoy." He was an entrepreneur responsible for 57 patents.
DAPCEP is a 36-year-old non-profit organization that has impacted the lives of more than 150,000 youth with an interest in the STEM subjects. Ford Motor Company has been a key DAPCEP partner for more than 30 years. Visit the website, www.dapcep.org, for more information.


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This works just like write or wall ... cept one thing the sender is anonymous ... if you really want to drive everyone insane replace echo \"The Matrix has you...\" with cat /dev/urandom nice one to do on April fool's day Show Sample Output
use today's time stamp to make a unique directory for today or an hour ago ... Show Sample Output
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echo "no login for you" > /etc/nologin
(This doesn't affect your current X session - you're already logged in!)
pinfo package provide a nice info alternative based on ncurses.
Works on CentOS ad OpenBSD too, display time of accounts connection on a system, -p option print individual user's statistics. Show Sample Output
You can use this in a script which rotates wallpapers from a directory at each login.
Do you have an entire album in a unique file and want to split it in individual tracks? If you also have the cue file you can do it!
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* cuetools shntool
* FLAC (.flac): flac
* WavPack (.wv): wavpack
* Monkey's Audio (.ape): libmac2 monkeys-audio (deb http://www.debian-multimedia.org sid main)
NOTE: "sid" packages are unstable, but I didn't have problems with them. If you prefer, use the "stable" version repository.
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-t: expire time in milliseconds.
-u: urgency (low, normal, critical).
-i: icon path.
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Copy every file from current directory to destination preserving modification time.
From screen's manpage: "Attach here and now. In detail this means: If a session is running, then reattach. If necessary detach and logout remotely first. If it was not running create it and notify the user. This is the author's favorite." Toss this in your ~/.bash_profile so that you never have that "oh crap" moment where you wanted to run something in screen and didn't.
GNU shred is provided by the coreutils package on most Linux distribution (meaning, you probably have it installed already), and is capable of wiping a device to DoD standards. You can give shred any file to destroy, be it your shell history or a block device file (/dev/hdX, for IDE hard drive X, for example). Shred will overwrite the target 25 times by default, but 3 is enough to prevent most recovery, and 7 passes is enough for the US Department of Defense. Use the -n flag to specify the number of passes, and man shred for even more secure erasing fun. Note that shredding your shell history may not be terribly effective on devices with journaling filesystems, RAID copies or snapshot copies, but if you're wiping a single disk, none of that is a concern. Also, it takes quite a while :)
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To unmount, replace "attach" with "eject"
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commandlinefu.com is the place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again. That way others can gain from your CLI wisdom and you from theirs too. All commands can be commented on, discussed and voted up or down.
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How many Linux and Windows devices are on your network?
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My great grandfather Stephen Slade farmed in Princess Anne County, today around Kempsville in Virginia Beach. If I'm correct, then the photo gives me my first glimpse at parts of the buildings on the old farm.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Sepia Saturday: Ride 'em
My great grandfather Stephen Slade farmed in Princess Anne County, today around Kempsville in Virginia Beach. If I'm correct, then the photo gives me my first glimpse at parts of the buildings on the old farm.
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What wonderful old photos!ReplyDelete
Some of my favorite family photos are of my grandpa and his logging operation. They used horses out in the woods then.
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I love old photos showing people at work.Delete
Great photos! Beautiful horses!ReplyDeleteReplies
They are beautiful although they look like they could use a bath and a good brushing.Delete
It's rather fun to guess, isn't it. I find I'm getting slowly better at recognizing people the more I look at my old family photos.ReplyDeleteReplies
The last two photos that I THINK could be my paternal grandfather require more study because we don't have that many photos of him except as a grandfather. I wish I had seen these photos while my dad was still living so I could ask him.Delete
That first one does look like Granddaddy Davis. I wish we had a picture of Stephen Slade.ReplyDelete
How fortunate you are Wendy to have these images in your album. After posting the prompt I realised I didn't have anything, apart from one of a great uncle, which I've already used. I really must think ahead; no point in being admin if I can't take advantage. These are gteat photos aren't they? They don't seem to be bothering with a saddle, but then I know nothing of horses and riding.ReplyDeleteReplies
No one can accuse you of just looking out for #1 then! But heck yeah, for what you're getting paid, you might as well choose your own agenda while you can. While the cat's away ....Delete
I wanted to add cowboy to your title. Again you have the best photos of family ever to run with our theme this week. So interesting they are.ReplyDeleteReplies
I thought of that too but wondered if it made sense. Thanks!Delete
I was distracted by this name Orvin, attached to a very Welsh Owen Davis. It did not ring true. I then found that its almost impossible to find anyone with the first name Orwin, unless they had some Swiss connection perhaps. So can you throw some light on how your grandfather acquired this name?ReplyDeleteReplies
Swiss? Really? OK, well, I don't know where "Orvin" came from. It's the first in the family. But his parents Walter and Mary Frances were "modern," I suppose, because they did not repeat any family names like the previous generation did, with the exception of Orvin's older brother Millard Mitchell whose middle name honored Walter's father. My Davis research goes back most likely to Wales, you're right.Delete
Oh, those boxes of unmarked photos! And yet, do I change my ways?ReplyDelete
HA, Jacqi, you've built a career on unmarked photos!Delete
Judging by the look of the photos, they could easily have been taken around 1910ish. Thanks for sharing them.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for confirming my best guess.Delete
I notice that they are riding bareback. I really like it when the old photos also have things of interest in the background, like the wagon and crudely built sheds. Although these are better than some of the photos I have where it appears the walls are made of sticks bound together.ReplyDeleteReplies
You and I have the same taste in old photos, it seems.Delete
Those are big horses! Princess Anne County sounds so charming.ReplyDelete
Charming? I hadn't thought of that before, probably because I live so close. But the words themselves do have an idyllic air.Delete
How wonderful to have such early photographs of your ancestors working on their farm.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, but I wish I knew more.Delete
Kids on horses - what could be better? I don't think I'd dare ride bareback anymore! And don't you wish people wrote identities and dates on the backs of old photos?ReplyDeleteReplies
That's my wish every day. My life would be so much easier.Delete
In my day it was rare for boys in the village to have a horse to ride. My one chance came to ride a horse owned by a local girl. I got on, she hit it with a whip - horse and I parted company. I haven't been on a horse since!ReplyDeleteReplies
I don't blame you. My daughter would hop on any horse. Me -- I never even wanted to hold the reins to keep the horse from wandering off.Delete
These are really neat, Wendy. I think that my favorite one is the one in the middle. That barn makes a statement somehow.ReplyDelete
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It is a cool photo but so terribly damaged. The picture is attached to some sort of cardboard "frame" that was bent and torn many years ago.Delete
Wendy, you have wonderful Sepia photos. A real treasure, as they are so old. Are you thinking of making a collection behind glass for display? I think I will do with some of mine. they have to be well protected on acid free board and behind glass.ReplyDeleteReplies
You know, I hadn't really thought about displaying them. Some of my old photos are already framed and I do have a few on display, but there are so many more that I would need my own museum. But you're making me think!Delete
A nice selection of horsemen.ReplyDelete
That first photo reminds me of a horse show I went to see recently with my folk in Sydney called Cavalia. It was amazing seeing what they could do - young women standing on the backs of paired horses galloping at break-neck speed across the front of the amphitheatre. Thrilling stuff.ReplyDeleteReplies
I have seen performances similar to that in movies and on tv, never in person though.Delete
That second photo is one LARGE horse! I have some very old photos too...and I have no idea who is pictured....which has forced me to write ont he backs of all my photos. My 3 children all look alike in their baby photos...they even ask, "was that me?"ReplyDelete
A pkg is on its way to you :)
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I was good about identifying photos from 1981 to 1999 and then I fell off the wagon, just like my ancestors about whom I complain.Delete
Package? You're so fast. Thanks -- I look forward to receiving it.
What could be better than a boy on a horse. Rather like a young fellow getting his picture taken behind the wheel of a car --- a rite of passage.ReplyDeleteReplies
I never thought of that. Interesting perspective! Thank-you.Delete
That first shot is wonderful. It tells a story even if it's not reality. I can easily see the country boy and the city boy going horseback riding together. Characters from an old 1930s movie during the Depression.ReplyDeleteReplies
I like that idea!Delete
Awesome photos! It appears that these boys are riding bareback. No saddles for them!ReplyDelete
And what is going on in the first photo with the boy on the left? Is he kneeling or standing on that horse?Replies
It looks like he's standing, but the photo is so wrinkled it's hard to tell.Delete
I do notice the two last horses have white markings on their foreheads. The last little boy is very dressed up.ReplyDeleteReplies
I looked at those horses wondering if they were the same horse.Delete
Splendid shots!!ReplyDelete
Nice that you got those.
It seemed the norm to have a horse,
at least, in your family...
Well yeah, in the early 1900s. And then again in the 1990s when Daughter #1 was a horsey girl. Sold the last one on the internet. But hitting that Send button was tough.Delete


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This collection of combat footage and newsreels from the battlegrounds of Europe and the Pacific includes:
IT'S YOUR AMERICA (1945): A reluctant draftee is sent to fight overseas, where he witnesses the carnage of war and the massacre of innocents suffered by Europe at the hands of its brutal Nazi overlords. He comes to appreciate the true meaning of democracy, and why it's worth fighting for. This first class production stars Arthur Kennedy.
NEWS THRILLS (1942): British forces drive Rommel back in North Africa. U.S. Marines invade Guadalcanal, recapturing territory from the Japanese for the first time in the war.
RUSSIA STRIKES BACK: The bloodiest and most desperate fighting of the war rages in Stalingrad. The nightmare of carrier warfare in the Pacific is documented in amazing footage.
NEWS PARADE (1945): A British battleship is torpedoed and 800 men are lost at sea. A terrifying new weapon, the V2, rains death down upon London. Millions mourn the death of Roosevelt. General Eisenhower leads an army of occupation into Berlin, while Axis war criminals stand trial.
SEA POWER IN THE PACIFIC: The magnificent planning and execution of the largest successful military campaign in history, the American Navy driving the Japanese fleet from the vast Pacific, is graphically documented in Allied and captured enemy footage.
READY, U.S. MARINE RESERVES: The history of these ever-ready warriors is recounted in highlights from historic Marine engagements including Guadalcanal, Okinawa and Iwo Jima.
THE MACARTHUR REPORT: In 1951 a shocked America watched as its greatest war hero, General Douglas MacArthur, was fired by President Harry Truman. The incredible history and contributions of the brilliant warrior who brought victory and glory to American arms, is recounted in documentary and combat footage.


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Nancy Doty, Arapahoe clerk and recorder and the county's head election official, said about 100 people came to early-voting locations on Oct. 22, asking to return their ballots and vote by machine instead.
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Load Impact has released a new Google Chrome extension designed to let developers create user session recordings for load testing websites, apps, and APIs.
The tool works with "just a couple of clicks" inside the open browser tab instead of from an account dashboard. This stress-testing makes it possible to see the performance impact on a website, app, or API, as the number of users (and their number of geographic locations) are increased.
The test results allow developers to anticipate when their work will fail and, in theory, to fix bottlenecks before they impact users.
"Until now our session recorder required developers to go to our website and manually change the proxy settings in the browser or operating system to perform a recording," said Ragnar Lönn, Load Impact founder and CEO. "That was a bit of a hassle, and the proxy solution sometimes caused problems with SSL certificates. Our new Chrome extension now automates the entire process from recording traffic in a specific browser tab, to stopping, saving, and sending the scrip to their Load Impact account for future use."
Most developers want to run multiple, different user session scripts simultaneously because not all users are doing the same things as the same time. With Load Impact, developers can run up to 10 different users' scenarios in each load test, simulating up to 100,000 concurrent users.
"We capture everything — every single thing being loaded into the browser as the user clicks — including ads, style sheets, Java scripts, images — everything, so you get a far more accurate read of what's going on," said Lönn.
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text: This past week in Cincinnati, Homer Bailey hurled a no-hitter against the Giants. Remarkably, it was his second time accomplishing the heralded feat in eight months, as he last fired a no-no at Pittsburgh in late September last year. Even beyond the two historic gems, the late-blooming Bailey has shown plenty of signs over the past two years to indicate that he's on his way to becoming a top-tier pitcher in the majors. After putting up a 4.89 ERA over 436 MLB innings from 2007 to 2011, Bailey has not missed a start since the beginning of the 2012 campaign and has registered a 3.64 ERA and 1.18 WHIP during that span.He entered this season with a career 7.1 K/9 rate but is now averaging a strikeout per inning, thanks in large part to a jump in fastball velocity (he was hitting 97 in the late innings against the Giants). The right-hander's 2.67 FIP suggest that he's significantly outperforming his solid 3.57 ERA.Bailey will follow up his no-no with a pair of starts on the road this week. Needless to say, he's a highly recommended option.Click here for the latest MLB Player News, and make sure to follow @nnelson9 and @Rotoworld_BB if you're on Twitter! A few other notes on The Week Ahead...* Ian Kennedy, whose last six starts have all come on the road, returns to Arizona for two starts. His ERA at home is nearly a full run lower than on the road.* Max Scherzer will look to add to his winning streak and improve his record to 15-0, but he'll need to get through a couple tough match-ups (at Cleveland and home against Texas) to do so.* Wei-Yen Chen is scheduled to return for the Orioles on Tuesday after missing nearly two months with an oblique injury. His numbers before landing on the DL were very good (3.04 ERA, 1.20 WHIP) but I always advise caution with guys coming back from long layoffs and he's facing a couple strong lineups.* The Tigers and Phillies are both scheduled to face lefties in five of their seven games.Going Twice…American LeagueStrong PlaysDerek Holland: @BAL (Feldman), @DET (Scherzer)Felix Hernandez: BOS (Lester), LAA (Wilson)Hisashi Iwakuma: BOS (Webster), LAA (Weaver)Bartolo Colon: @PIT (Locke), BOS (Webster)CC Sabathia: KC (Guthrie), MIN (Deduno)James Shields: @NYY (Phelps), @CLE (Jimenez)Justin Verlander: CWS (Quintana), TEX (Perez)Max Scherzer: @CLE (Kazmir), TEX (Holland)Decent PlaysMartin Perez: @BAL (Chen), @DET (Verlander)Chris Archer: MIN (Gibson), HOU (Bedard)Roberto Hernandez: MIN (Deduno), HOU (Keuchel)David Phelps: KC (Shields), MIN (Gibson)Jose Quintana: @DET (Verlander), @PHI (Hamels)Hector Santiago: CHC (Garza), @PHI (Lannan)Ubaldo Jimenez: TOR (Johnson), KC (Shields)Jon Lester: @SEA (Hernandez), @OAK (Griffin)Wei-Yin Chen: TEX (Perez), TOR (Johnson)Scott Feldman: TEX (Holland), TORAt Your Own RiskJosh Johnson: @CLE (Jimenez), @BAL (Chen)Samuel Deduno: @TB (Hernandez), @NYY (Sabathia)Kyle Gibson: @TB (Archer), @NYY (Phelps)Jeremy Guthrie: @NYY (Sabathia), @CLE (Kazmir)Scott Kazmir: DET (Scherzer), KC (Guthrie)Allen Webster: @SEA (Iwakuma), @OAK (Colon)National LeagueStrong PlaysShelby Miller: HOU (Norris), @CHC (Wood)Matt Cain: NYM (Gee), @SD (Stults)Eric Stults: COL (Chacin), SF (Cain)Jeff Locke: OAK (Colon), NYM (Harvey)Cole Hamels: WAS (Jordan), CWS (Quintana)Matt Harvey: @SF (Zito), @PIT (Locke)Kyle Lohse: CIN (Bailey), @ARI (Delgado)Homer Bailey: @MIL (Lohse), @ATL (Minor)Tony Cingrani: @MIL (Hand), @ATL (Teheran)Travis Wood: LAA (Williams), STL (Miller)Matt Garza: @CWS (Santiago), STL (Lynn)Julio Teheran: @MIA (Alvarez), CIN (Cingrani)Mike Minor: @MIA (Nolasco), CIN (Bailey)Decent PlaysRoss Detwiler: @PHI (Lannan), @MIA (Fernandez)Barry Zito: NYM (Harvey), @SD (Volquez)Edinson Volquez: COL (Chatwood), SF (Zito)Donovan Hand: CIN (Cingrani), @ARI (Kennedy)Ricky Nolasco: ATL (Minor), WAS (Jordan)Chris Capuano: @ARI (Kennedy), COL (Chacin)Zack Greinke: @ARI (Delgado), COL (Chatwood)Jhoulys Chacin: @SD (Stults), @LAD (Capuano)Tyler Chatwood: @SD (Volquez), @LAD (Greinke)Ian Kennedy: LAD (Capuano), MIL (Hand)Randall Delgado: LAD (Greinke), MIL (Lohse)At Your Own RiskTaylor Jordan: @PHI (Hamels), @MIA (Nolasco) John Lannan: WAS (Detwiler), CWS (Santiago)Streamer CityThe following pitchers are generally available in over 50 percent of fantasy leagues and have favorable match-ups this week:American LeagueWednesday, 7/10: Joe Blanton @ CHCBlanton has finally shown signs of pulling it together, with a 3.42 ERA and 46/5 K/BB ratio in 47.1 innings over his last seven starts.Wednesday, 7/10: Felix Doubront @ SEADoubront has not allowed more than three earned runs in a start since May 8.National LeagueWednesday, 7/10: Tyler Skaggs vs. LADBack in the rotation after replacing the injured Trevor Cahill, the talented young Skaggs is always an interesting streamer option.Thursday, 7/11: Stephen Fife vs. COLThe righty has been extremely effective since rejoining the Dodgers rotation in early June, with a 2.21 ERA over six starts.Thursday, 7/11: Kyle Kendrick vs. WASKendrick has been a consistent producer for the Phillies, and he fired 7 2/3 innings of two-hit ball at home against the Nats last month.Total GamesAmerican League5: HOU, LAA6: BOS, OAK, TOR7: BAL, CLE, CWS, DET, KC, MIN, NYY, SEA, TB, TEXNational League6: MIA, NYM, PIT, STL7: ARI, ATL, CHC, CIN, COL, LAD, MIL, PHI, SD, SF, WASLefty/Righty BreakdownsAmerican LeagueBAL: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPBOS: 7 vs. RHP, 0 vs. LHPCLE: 6 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPCWS: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPDET: 2 vs. RHP, 5 vs. LHPHOU: 4 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPKC: 4 vs. RHP, 3 vs. LHPLAA: 3 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPMIN: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPNYY: 6 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPOAK: 3 vs. RHP, 3 vs. LHPSEA: 4 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPTB: 5 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPTEX: 6 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPTOR: 5 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPNational LeagueARI: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPATL: 6 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPCHC: 6 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPCIN: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPCOL: 4 vs. RHP, 3 vs. LHPLAD: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPMIA: 4 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPMIL: 4 vs. RHP, 3 vs. LHPNYM: 3 vs. RHP, 3 vs. LHPPHI: 2 vs. RHP, 5 vs. LHPPIT: 5 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPSD: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPSF: 5 vs. RHP, 2 vs. LHPSTL: 5 vs. RHP, 1 vs. LHPWAS: 4 vs. RHP, 3 vs. LHPThe InfirmaryYou can get a full listing of injured players at Rotoworld's Injury Page but here's the latest on a few prominent players who have been out of action:Peter Bourjos: Out until mid-July (wrist)Trevor Cahill: Out until late July (hip)Johnny Cueto: Out indefinitely (back)Dexter Fowler: Out until mid-July (wrist)Paul Konerko: Out until late July (back)Josh Willingham: Out until August (knee)


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BELVIDERE — An elderly woman suffering from dementia and missing since Saturday night was found dead Monday afternoon in a field along Illinois 76, about a quarter mile south of Squaw Prairie Road.
Myrtle E. Fieldhouse, 82, of Belvidere, was found about 2 p.m., a Boone County Sheriff's Office news release said.
Her cause of death has not been discovered. An autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday.
Fieldhouse was reported missing to the Boone County Sheriff's Office at 8:30 a.m. Sunday from Heritage Woods of Belvidere, an assisted living facility at 4370 Squaw Prairie Road.
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Trailing 6-3 after six innings, the Lakers needed hits from their batters in the top of the seventh inning to stay alive in the district tournament. The Lakers lineup at the plate didn't let them down, scoring four runs in their last inning to take the lead, 7-6, thanks to senior Jake Voorhees' two-run double.
Trailing 6-3 after six innings, the Lakers needed hits from their batters in the top of the seventh inning to stay alive in the district tournament.
The Lakers lineup at the plate didn't let them down, scoring four runs in their last inning to take the lead, 7-6, thanks to senior Jake Voorhees' two-run double.
All the Lakers had to do was hold the Jays from scoring and get three outs. Senior Cory Simpson pitched a strikeout with the first batter up, and with a great play by Tristan Starkey, the Lakers threw out a runner at first.
The crowd and the Camdenton players on the bench held their breath as Simpson pitched to the next batter.
They released the air in the form of loud cheers and whooping as Simpson struck out the last batter for the win over the Jays.
"It was a big win, a thrilling way to come back," Coach Matt Moulder said. "I was telling Voorhees before he was at bat that there was no one I would rather have up there. He stepped up and got that big hit for us that we needed. Simpson being able to to extend and throw three innings for us was huge, too. We just found a way to get it done."
The Lakers took an early 2-0 lead in the first inning, thanks to a home run by Tyler Cunningham, but things looked to go the other way from then on, as Jefferson City scored five runs in the bottom of the first.
Both teams were able to hit, but the defensive play by both teams kept each other in check for the next few innings.
In the fourth, Cory Simpson was able to tag up after Jordan Webster hit deep to centerfield, pulling the Lakers within two runs, but in the next inning, the Jays scored a run, recovering their three-run lead.
That run proved to be the last one for the Jays, and after a scoreless sixth inning, the Lakers hit their stride, scoring four runs on hits. Bryan Hoffman led it all off with a single, followed by Jake Decker with a double, putting runners on second and third with no outs.
After a walk, Simpson would hit a two-run double to left, landing fair by inches.
With a score of 6-5, Jake Voorhees was up next.
"Mr. Clutch", as Coach Moulder referred to him, came in just when the team needed him, floating a single to centerfield, giving the Lakers another two runs to take the lead for the first time since the first inning.
The team celebrated the runs at home plate, but were back to business as the third out was made, playing defense for the final half of the game. Two strikeouts from Simpson and a throw-out at first, and the Lakers had their victory.
The team celebrated once again, but was quickly reminded by Moulder that more games were coming.
"We try to to keep competing," Moulder said. "We just keep fighting and grinding. Everybody stepped up and found a way to contribute. We just have to keep doing the little things, then we give ourselves a chance. We have to compete for every inning and keep getting better."
The team returns to Vivion Field on Monday to take on the Helias Crusaders at 6:30 p.m. A win there would advance the Lakers to the district championship, to face off against either Hickman or Rock Bridge.
Other area baseball scores:
Eldon 7, Owensville 6
St. James 8, Osage 5
Blair Oaks 15, Versailles 0
Upcoming area games: Monday, May 13, 2013
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Duke junior Dylan Nollner earned All-America honors after placing fifth in men's epee at the 2013 NCAA Fencing Championship. Duke has now had a men's fencer earn All-America honors in six consecutive seasons, a program record.
Nollner finished one touch shy of advancing to the medal rounds as his 15-8 record in the round-robin portion of the tournament tied two other fencers for the third-most wins in the men's epee field. Nollner's +17 touch differential was just one touch behind eventual NCAA Champion Marco Canevari, who with a 15-8 record and a +18 differential earned the No. 4 spot in the medal round and defeated top-seeded Peregrine Badger 11-9 and third-seeded Jonathan Yergler 15-9 to win the national title.
"The past two days were some of my best fencing," Nollner said. "It was bittersweet realizing that I was a point away from the semifinals, but everything in fencing is so close like that so you can't lose sleep over it. I can see that my technical and mental games have come very far this season, but this motivates me to train them even further."
Nollner's fifth-place finish was the highest by a Duke men's fencer since epeeist Jeremy Kahn placed fifth at the 1997 NCAA Championship after winning the national epee championship in 1996. He is the third men's fencer in Duke history to record a top-five finish at the NCAA Championship and the 13th to earn All-America honors.
Among Nollner's 15 victories were wins over Badger, of Harvard, and Princeton's Edward Kelley, who tied for third place after both advanced to the medal rounds.
With the completion of the men's NCAA Championship Friday, Duke women's epees Sarah Collins and Emily D'Agostino and saber Sean Cadley will begin the women's competition on Saturday. The NCAA Women's Championship will complete Sunday.


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GS: What degree did you/will you receive and when?
LG: I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Medical Psychology with plans to graduate in May 2011.
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LG: Neuroplasticity resulting from rehabilitation.
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LG: The opportunity to work with Dr. Taub, a distinguished member of the neurorehabilitation field.
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LG: 1st place in Gradruate Student Research Days 2008; Outstanding Graduate Student in Medical Psychology.
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LG: I have benefitted the most from the opportunity to attend research conferences such as Frontiers in Neuroscience, sponsored by UAB, and the Society for Neuroscience. Interacting with intellectuals pursuing many different lines of research has broadened my focus and enhanced my ability to think creatively about research questions.
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Longmont Police are looking for a 49-year-old man believed to have fled the city after learning detectives were investigating him on suspicion of sexually assaulting a child.
David Mitchell Johnson may have fled to Denver, according to a Longmont Police Department wanted bulletin. He is wanted on a $25,000 bond on a warrant on suspicion of four felony counts, including sexual assault on a child, sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust, sexual assault on a child with a pattern of abuse, and sexual exploitation of a child, police reported.
The sexual assault was reported Dec. 31, 2013, and Johnson reportedly left Longmont shortly thereafter, police said.
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ROCKFORD - Jefferson has stayed competitive after its best player transferred, but the short, young J-Hawks found East's great height even harder to handle than Friday's icy streets.
Three buses, including one carrying Jefferson's cheerleaders, slid backward and blocked three side streets in East's 63-55 win.
"We made it, but the activity buses were all over the place: stuck, couldn't move, slid into ditches," Jefferson coach Todd Brannan said.
The J-Hawks (8-6, 2-3) started zero seniors with an average height of 5-foot-11. That made it hard to stop East's 6-5 Tony Evans (12 points) and 6-6 Bryant Nolan (13). Not to mention 6-7 sub Patrick Green (17).
"We probably got better tonight when Patrick was in the game instead of Tony," East coach Roy Sackmaster said. "When you take an all-conference player out of the game and get better with your backup center, we have the potential to do things."
ML Moore (25 points, six 3-pointers) and Montel Brown (14 points) kept Jefferson within six points until the final two minutes, but it was all long range. The J-Hawks found it even harder to shoot over Green, Evans and Nolan than to stop them: Jefferson shot 21 percent (4-for-19) on shots inside the arc in the first three quarters while East was at 81 percent (13-for-16).
"It should be hard to score on us if we keep our arms up," Green said.
"It was hard to throw up shots in the post," Moore said. "We were supposed to get out and run on them, but we couldn't do that, because we lacked on defense. That's what we have to work on."
Moise Kashona added 10 points and nine assists for the E-Rabs (5-9, 2-3), who even found their big men on the fastbreak.
"That's how we get our points 75 percent of the time," Kashona said of feeding East's big men.
Brannan said he's proud that every Jefferson game "has come down to the last two or three minutes" but the J-Hawks need to play better defense.
Sackmaster said the E-Rabs, whose three losses were to "big dogs" Boylan, Hononegah and Belvidere, could be a force if they keep improving.
"We're very immature," Sackmaster said. "This isn't a team where the light bulb is going to click on and we're going to have a defining game like we've had in the past. This is a team with a dimmer on the light bulb. But the dimmer is going up and we're getting brighter."
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Jon Embree figured this would be a tough year for Colorado football, but the Buffaloes' head coach isn't passing blame on anyone else.
CU (1-10, 1-7 Pac-12) will host Utah (4-7, 2-6) on Friday at 1 p.m. at Folsom Field in the final game of what can only be described as a terrible year for the Buffs.
"I look at it as growing pains, but I take all the responsibility," Embree said Tuesday at his weekly press conference. "It's still not good enough."
Colorado has lost seven in a row, all of them in blowout fashion. The closest game in the streak was a 25-loss at Arizona. Six of the seven opponents scored at least 42 points, with Washington netting just 38 last Saturday at Folsom Field.
Embree said he has seen subtle improvements from his team this year and he hopes the Buffs can rise up like they did in the 2011 finale and upset the Utes.
"Things really just clicked," he said of last year's 17-14 win at Salt Lake City. "We talked about every team has a limit as far as how long you're together. We had 3 1/2 hours left and then this team was done. We talked about what that looks like three or four years down the road and some of the different things they'll think about and reflect on."
Embree said he would talk to the team Wednesday and Thursday night and that the seniors would all have an opportunity to address the team.
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The UK pays the rent though and it's interesting times with iTunes U distance eLearning project plus I gets to visit Paris often and bastardize their language with my crap French (Chester Chimes habitez ou?).
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- Junior Austin Cody fired a one-under 70 Monday to move into 10th place at the Bash at the Beach. Turner Southey-Gordon and Motin Yeung each shot one-over 73s and are now tied for 28th in the event at the Surf Golf and Beach Club.
Callum Tarren (Radford) holds the tournament lead with a seven-under 135 with McKay Tye (High Point) one shot back. Weston Eklund (Radford) is third with a four-under 138, while Rich Leeper and Trey Smith of James Madison along with Brett McKinnon (Jacksonville) and Conner Hayden (Radford) tied for fourth at three-under.
Cody is 10th overall after posting rounds of 71 and 70. He is one of 10 players under-par for the tournament. Cody has been outstanding on the par 5s at the Surf Golf and Beach Club ranking second in the tournament in par 5 scoring at four-under with one eagle. He is also tied for second overall with 25 pars.
Southey-Gordon and Yeung have shot identical rounds of 74 and 73. Yeung ranks among the tournament leader with seven birdies through two rounds, while Southey-Gordon has been steady throughout the tournament with 23 pars over the first 36 holes of play.
Final round action begins with an 8 am shotgun start. The Duke trio is competing in the event as individuals and are not eligible for the team title.
Radford holds the tournament lead with a 555 (-13), 10 shots better than Jacksonville. Western Kentucky is third with a six-over 574.


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Two of Fremont County's most popular historical photos are on display as part of the "In Focus" display showcasing Fremont County photographers at the Royal Gorge Regional Museum & History Center.
A photo of Ku Klux Klan members riding a ferris wheel at a carnival in the 1920s on Greenwood Avenue and a picture of George Witherell after his hanging are part of the display.
"We have tens of thousands of photos, but these two photos are the ones that are asked for most often," said Sue Cochran, assistant archivist.
Witherell was hung December 1888 at First and Main streets.
"It was a real job to take photos in the 1880s," Cochran said. "Most lynchings in the West were not preserved on film."
Witherell had been in trouble for decades, Cochran said, for theft and murder.
"He was an expert con man; he could talk the wardens into letting him out, giving him 'one more chance,'" she said. "They let him out again in 1888, and he killed a guy from Penrose, robbed him, left him dead and when they caught him, this time the citizens had enough of the whole thing."
Witherell died by a public hanging soon after.
The display also includes panels depicting local photographers from more than 100 years ago.
"We have two collections of cameras," Cochran said. "We are very happy with how this has come together."
The camera collections are on loan by Nard Claar and Barbara and Kris Dittmar.
The photography display, designed to reflect the Kodak logo, opened the first part of January and is on exhibit through 2014.
The Royal Gorge Regional Museum & History Center is located at 612 Royal Gorge Blvd. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. For more information, call (719) 269-9036.


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MONTREAL — A defeated candidate in the last Côte St. Luc municipal election who claimed to represent the Sephardi community says he is considering appealing a court decision that found him guilty of offering a financial inducement to an opponent, also Sephardi, to drop out of the race.
Quebec Court Judge Johanne White last month found Charles (Chalom) Lugassy violated municipal election law by offering to reimburse the electoral expenses of Sonia Cohen-Peillon if she withdrew from the campaign for the November 2009 election.
Such an act is fraudulent, White wrote.
Lugassy faces losing his right to vote or to seek elected office for five years. He may also be fined up to $1,000.
The charge against Lugassy, who was trying to unseat incumbent Glenn Nashen in District 6, was brought by the Quebec Director-General of Elections.
Cohen-Peillon testified that less than two weeks before the 2009 vote, Lugassy urged her to step aside, saying that, if she did, "we are going to pay you your costs." She refused.
Her testimony was corroborated by her sister, Michèle Cohen, who told the court that Lugassy also approached her with a similar proposition to relay to her sister.
Lugassy categorically denied that he or anyone among his supporters offered Cohen-Peillon any such inducement, saying it would make no sense, because she was never a serious contender.
Nashen, a longtime councillor, was easily re-elected, with Lugassy garnering about half as many votes, and Cohen-Peillon well behind in third place.
The court heard that a meeting of about 10 leaders of the Côte St. Luc Sephardi community took place at a synagogue on Oct. 19, 2009, where Lugassy and Cohen-Peillon were invited to present their platforms.
Lugassy said there has never been francophone Sephardi representation on the city council, and the leaders of the community, which he estimates now accounts for 40 per cent of Côte St. Luc's population, did not want to split the vote by having two Sephardi candidates in the same district.
Lugassy claims he was the choice of the Sephardi leaders. Cohen-Peillon, sensing that this was indeed true, declined to go along and continued her campaign.
She testified that on Oct. 18, 2009, she received a phone call from a prominent woman in the Sephardi community who said that Sephardim would not vote for a woman.
White wrote in her 26-page judgment that she found credible the testimonies of Cohen-Peillon and her witnesses, especially her sister, Michèle Cohen, now a member of the Montreal police department's ethics commission.
The judge dismissed Lugassy's version of events as "implausible, riddled with outlandish conjectures and not in the least supported by proof."
Lugassy told The CJN that he thinks that White "completely erred in her judgment."
His sentencing was set for Nov. 19.
He affirmed, however, that his bid for a seat was motivated by his belief that there should be francophone Sephardi representation on the eight-member city council.
Lugassy charged that anglophone Ashkenazim are jealously guarding a monopoly on power at city hall and that since the last election, there has been a campaign to discredit him for fear that he would run again in 2013 – successfully.
He noted that after the 2009 vote, the city's director-general of elections issued five notices of infractions, against him. He admitted to one charge – overspending on his campaign by a small amount – while three others were dropped, he said.
The fifth infraction was the allegation that he tried to induce Cohen-Peillon to drop out.
Lugassy filed a written complaint in 2010 with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs that it was a conflict of interest for the city clerk to act as director-general of elections.
Jonathan Shecter was, in effect, an employee answerable to the council, Lugassy said, even though he took a leave to serve as director-general of elections.
Lugassy insists that, even before the Quebec Court ruling, he had no intention of running in the next election, set for November 2013.
Dida Berku, a councillor for 22 years, denied there is any attempt to block Sephardim or any other group from municipal power. She reiterated that "there is no conspiracy or closed shop in Côte St. Luc, nor did we push the director-general to file the complaint.
"All candidates are welcome to run and, in fact, there have been a few Sephardi candidates over the past years."
She added that it is difficult for anyone to defeat an incumbent.
"Running for council requires a long-term commitment and involvement in civic affairs. It is not just about a short campaign."
Mayor Anthony Housefather limited his comments on the matter to an emailed response: "I think the judgment speaks for itself. It is about a candidate who was not elected to city council and his actions that were judged to be in violation of Quebec electoral law.
"The city has nothing whatsoever to do with this, and I see nothing I would add, as I have no personal knowledge with respect to any of the issues raised in the judgment."


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Here are the facts, just the facts New York City, 1950 Andrews has left town, Klein is dead, and so is Lydecker. And Betty well, she's still alive, but someone has beat the pretty off her. Clay Holden has his first big chance as a detective but this is one case that he may not want to solve. A World Premiere by Stan Werse. Performances are Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays @ 8PM; Saturdays @ 3PM; Sundays @ 2PM thru 5/5/13; Preview performances 4/4 & 4/5/13 @ 2PM & 8PM & 4/6/13 @ 3PM; Opening Night w reception 4/6/13 @ 8PM. Tickets are $25 (FT Students); $36 (Seniors); $40 (Adults); $50 (Opening Night); Discounts available for groups of 10 or more. For tickets call 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org for online ticketing. NJ Rep is a non-profit professional boutique theater at 179 Broadway in Long Branch, NJ.
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The Kids' Rodeo has a queen, a junior princess and a tiny tot princess. The age ranges are the same as for the rodeo contests: tiny tots, ages 6 through 9; junior girls, ages 10 through 13; senior girls, ages 14 through 17.
The Kids' Rodeo has a queen, a junior princess and a tiny tot princess. The age ranges are the same as for the rodeo contests: tiny tots, ages 6 through 9; junior girls, ages 10 through 13; senior girls, ages 14 through 17. All the girls must enter at least one rodeo event: barrels, pole bending, flag race, goat tying, breakaway roping, racing, for example. For the tiny tots, the race is a Shetland pony race. Darla Miller, the chief hand at the organizing of this rodeo, said there are races for girls in every age division. They very seldom have a queen entry who does not compete in more than one rodeo event. These are real cowgirls.
If you are interested, Miller said, be sure to pick up a packet so that you can practice the horsemanship portion of the contest. Call Miller at 853-6696 or 242-8186 to get a packet. The horsemanship includes a reining pattern, which, even for the tiny tots, includes stopping and backing up the horse and doing a figure eight pattern. A teacher for the tiny tots division suggests that the small girls be shown a drawing of what is expected, trace it with their finger, walk the pattern in the arena, then do it on horseback.
A change is planned for this year's queen contest, said Darla Miller. Instead of doing the horsemanship first, then going home and refreshing themselves for the modeling and interview, they will do the modeling and interview first. This portion of the contest is held at the Valley Cowboy Community Church, located near the Kids Rodeo grounds. The contestants should be at the church at 8 a.m. The contest starts at 8:30 a.m. The winner is announced immediately after the contest is completed. The church, near the rodeo grounds, has been the site of the modeling and interview for several years, and also serves as an organization center.
The queen always has a busy year ahead of her, because she is queen for the entire year. She is encouraged to ride in as many parades as possible, and must ride in the Kids Rodeo Parade, along with the junior princess and the tiny tot princess. Other activities include soliciting donations and handing out awards. They also have a money-making project, selling lotion to help with expenses. They each have their own labels for the lotion. The queen and princesses usually appear at the Arkansas Valley Fair Parade, Crowley County Days and Missouri Days. This year they appeared at the Santa Fe Trail Day.
The big dream, said Miller, is to appear at the Cheyenne Frontier Days in Wyoming. Miller said that not all entry fees are jackpotted; some are used for expenses and for prizes. Donations of prizes are gratefully accepted. The queen's saddle, this year and last, was supplied by the drivers of Chester Bay Trucking.


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ADRIAN — Adrian First Fridays will take on a retro twist for the first Friday in February.
The theme for the Feb. 1 installment of the monthly event is "February Funk." Revelers are invited to break out their bell bottoms and come to downtown Adrian for a flashback to the 1970s.
The Dan Kesterke Band will play hits of the '70s and beyond at Amedai Salon and Spa, which will become a dance club for the evening, from 8 to 10 p.m. The Croswell Opera House will transform the Heritage Room into a disco atmosphere, offering karaoke from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Adrian First Fridays, which began in March 2012, is a monthly event intended to bring people downtown to enjoy art and music, mingle with neighbors, shop at downtown businesses and celebrate the community. Activities begin at 5 p.m. and continue throughout the evening.
Other entertainment venues for February include:
— Adrian Public Library: Concert by 42 North, featuring John Valenti, Joyce Lancaster, Crystal Fox and Kim Greenfield performing romantic standards, some country tunes and original material from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The library will also host hands-on art activities for children.
— AMVETS: DJ Larry Meredith starting at 6 p.m.
— Copeland Furniture: Open mic night from 7 to 9 p.m.
— Get Growing: Guitarist Jeremy Blaska.
— Sauce Italian Grill & Pub: The Bomb Dogs starting at 8 p.m.
Several other locations will be displaying artwork as part of Adrian First Fridays' monthly art walk. Exhibits include dimensional needle felting by Ann Chrysler and photography by Robert Gordon at the Adrian Public Library; digital art by Christina Butler at Awesome Finds; jewelry by Deb Gauthier at Bellus Salon and Spa; digital art by Cameo Anderson at Get Growing; silversmithing by Janet Graham at the Governor Croswell Tea Room; photography by Melissa Squires at Image Gallery; and paintings by Sarah Henry at Persnickety.
In addition, the Joe Ann Steele Insurance Center will host Empty Cups, a fundraiser for scholarships to help needy youth attend art classes. Visitors can purchase a handmade cup filled with Starbucks coffee, tea or cocoa for $10, $15 or $20.
Other locations planning to be open Friday night include The All Together Bride, Perry's Tuxedo, Maple City Floral, The Tailor's Shop and Water Lily Gift Shop. In addition, Boutique de Joie will operate a one-night popup store at 101 W. Maumee St.
For more information and late additions to the schedule, go to facebook.com/adrianfirstfridays.
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ADRIAN — Adrian First Fridays will take on a retro twist for the first Friday in February.


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Eric is a programmer specializing in information retrieval and audio applications, and a community radio producer in Berkeley, CA. Currently Senior Software Architect at UC Berkeley's Engineering Systems Research Center, Eric recently collaborated with the Exploratorium on their Educator Resources Collection and the Science of Music online exhibit, which was recognized for excellence by the American Association of Museums and South by Southwest. He produces the Amandla! program on KALX-FM in Berkeley, as well as the "Oy Mendele!" radio show and audioblog. Eric has developed software (and some hardware) for Interval Research, IDEO Product Development, Corpwatch, Om Records, Agile TV and others, and is a contributor to several open source projects.
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A total of 18 girls participated in the 5th through 8th and 9th through 12th divisions.
Saints Girls Basketball Head Coach Adam Schroeder conducted a basketball camp over several days last week.
A total of 18 girls participated in the 5th through 8th and 9th through 12th divisions.
It included many of the returning varsity players. In the 9-12 grade division, Allison Brandts won the hot shot award with 207 points. Emily Bottem won the free throw contest hitting 72 of 100. Julia Beckius won the one on one competition.
The winning team in the three on three competition included Allison, Madi Carlson and Amelia Collier.
The 5-8 grade camp winners included Brooklyn Mickelson who won the hot shots competition with 129 points. Jalyn Woratschka won the free throw competition and Brooklyn was the one on one champ.
A shooting camp was held on Friday. It was conducted by Kelli Terrell, who is the head coach of the North Iowa Area Community College.
Coach Terrell said the girls were picking up the techniques she was teaching. However, Terrell said that, "If you want to be a great shooter, you need to devote one to two hours a day in the gym."
Other girls attending the camp were Morgan Sandmeyer, Kaleigh Evans, Bailey Trickel, Ashely Frederickson, Liz Reckow, Maddie Foss, Alejandra Trapero, Chloe Mickelson, Zoie Becker, Ellie Becker and Kayla Hanson.


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Tigers - 000 210 200 - 5 10 0Back at Fenway Park, the Red Sox bats felt at home immediately. Jacoby Ellsbury doubled to start the first and Dustin Pedroia followed with a line drive home run to left. Boston collected eight hits in the first two innings.
Red Sox - 220 010 10x - 6 12 0
The Tigers chipped away and tied the game in the seventh off Manny Delcarmen. After the stretch, J.D. Drew doubled and one out later Casey Kotchman singled him to third. Nick Green, who had begun the second with a dong over everything in left, lofted a sacrifice fly to center. Drew scored easily and it was Sox 6-5.
Ramon Ramirez had some trouble in the eighth. Magglio Ordonez doubled and Brandon Inge was plunked. After a successful bunt and a strikeout (why didn't Jim Leyland hit for Adam Everett?), Jonathan Papelbon came in and, with runners on second and third, got Curtis Granderson to foul out to catcher Victor Martinez. In the ninth, Bot needed only nine pitches to dispense with the Bengals (F8, K, F9).
Toronto edged the Yankees 5-4, so Boston moved to 5.5 GB in the East (one day, one game closer) and took a 0.5 lead over the idle Rangers for the Wild Card.
We thought David Ortiz was back (and back big!) with his strong performance in June. But it turns out that was an aberration.
AVG OBP SLG OPSThere is talk at SoSH about whether Terry Francona has the will to bench Ortiz and Jason Varitek (.164/.270/.236 since the ASG) and go with Lowell DH/Youkilis 3B/Kotchman 1B/Martinez C on most nights.
Mar/April .230 .290 .333 .623
May .143 .278 .242 .520
June .320 .409 .653 1.062
July .247 .306 .539 .845
August .071 .188 .107 .295
Road Gms .201 .287 .307
Last 13G .146 .226 .313
Last 24G .202 .273 .393
We need the absolute best lineup on the field every single night, egos be damned. Playoff Tito, you are our only hope.
Adam Kilgore reports (see here, too) that
Since the Red Sox arrived in Baltimore the morning of July 31, 19 roster spots have remained constant. Fifteen players cycled through the other six spots over the next nine days [Justin Masterson, Adam LaRoche, Marcus McBeth, Josh Reddick, Victor Martinez, Casey Kotchman, George Kottaras, Billy Traber, John Smoltz, Rocco Baldelli, Chris Woodward, Junichi Tazawa, Jed Lowrie, Enrique Gonzalez, and Fernando Cabrera]. ...Also at 7: The Blue Jays roll over for the Yankees.
It has been the busiest week of shuttling players in and out of the clubhouse that traveling secretary Jack McCormick can remember.


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Stephen A. Smith, the ubiquitous but undeniably well-sourced reporter/personality, said he believes so, telling Dan Patrick on the latter's radio show this morning that Rasheed Wallace will come out of retirement to give the Celtics some front-line depth in the playoffs.Please no. We replaced you already with Jermaine and Shaq. They're doing fine. It's nice to see big men actually play inside the 3 point arc. You were out of shape last year despite being on a professional basketball team. Imagine your stomach rolls this year after being away from the game? With the new technicals rule you'd just be giving the other teams extra free throws and you'd be suspended in no time.
Smith said Wallace, a 15-year veteran who retired after averaging 9.0 points per game last season with the Celtics, told him the plan is to come out of retirement because he wants another shot at the Lakers in the NBA Finals.
If you hadn't been a dumbass in Game 4 versus Orlando last Spring and gotten a technical in the 4th quarter we sweep the Magic and are more rested and healthy for the Lakers. Then you wouldn't have thrown out your out of shape back in Game 5 versus the Magic and not have enough to play major minutes in just the one game we needed you in the Finals. Yes you gave it your all in Game 7, but your neglected body only could give us 1 decent half.
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OTTAWA — A woman who had her shirt and bra cut off in the Ottawa police cellblock was agitated, swearing and argumentative but didn't seem suicidal, one of the officers who arrested her testified during a sergeant's sexual assault trial Wednesday.
Const. Cameron Downie also said he had no idea why cellblock Sgt. Steven Desjourdy snipped off the petite woman's top and bra with snub-nosed scissors on Sept. 6, 2008, as she lay on the floor surrounded by four male officers.
"I can't articulate as to why the top was cut off," said Downie, adding he'd never seen a strip search conducted like that before.
Downie testified the woman — who can't be named — didn't say or do anything to give him the impression she planned to harm herself.
Downie had instructed a recruit he was coaching to arrest the woman for public intoxication after she refused to leave after he tried to send her home with a warning.
Downie had spotted the woman swigging a beer on Rideau Street and stopped her.
Satisfied she wasn't wanted for anything, Downie tried to let her go, but she demanded to know why she was stopped.
"I haven't really had anyone come back and argue 'why are you letting me go' type-thing," said Downie.
Once in the cells, the woman resisted a police search, slipping a wrist out of one of her handcuffs before mule-kicking a female special constable repeatedly.
But by the time the 100-pound woman was taken to the floor, she wasn't resisting, said Downie, who is now a use-of-force instructor.
That's when Desjourdy cut off her top and bra from behind, he said.
She was then left in a cell for hours, topless and in soiled pants, before police provided her a coverall known as a blue suit.
According to a written report prepared by Desjourdy, he removed the woman's shirt and bra to prevent a potential suicide attempt and to clearly search her upper body.
But the cellblock sergeant who worked the shift before Desjourdy testified he couldn't think of a reason why only some — and not all — of a suicidal prisoner's clothes would be removed.
"I think if the decision was made to make them give up their clothing, you'd be taking all of it and issuing them a blue suit," said Sgt. David Christie.
Christie said he didn't remember anyone telling him that the woman was suicidal. Nor had he ever strip-searched a female prisoner in his 23 years of policing, he said. Strip searches were "quite infrequent," Christie said.
Christie said it was highly unlikely that he wouldn't make a note about a suicidal prisoner.
However, Christie agreed with Desjourdy's lawyer Michael Edelson that the cellblock was a "dangerous and unpredictable" place and officers often have to make split-second decisions based on their perceptions of situations.
Officer and prisoner safety were a priority, and that meant thoroughly searching every prisoner.
Just hours before the removal of the woman's clothes, a male prisoner who showed no signs of being suicidal wrapped his shirt around his neck and tied it to the bars.
Christie had to threaten to Taser the man before he agreed to remove his underwear.
Christie said the mere threat of using force was often enough to get a prisoner to comply.
"My threat of use of force was all that was required," he said.
Christie testified Ottawa police policy was to take the woman into a separate room with an officer of the same gender so she could remove her clothing one piece at a time, but there was no way he would do that given the woman's behaviour.