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The Cameron County Lady Raiders used an eight-point first-half advantage to hand the St. Marys Area Lady Dutch a 50-45 loss last night at the SMAHS Dutch Oven.Cameron County outscored St. Marys 23-15 in the first 16 minutes of play. In the second half, the Lady Dutch outscored Cameron County 30-27 to cut Cameron County's final margin of victory to five points."We changed defenses at halftime but our focus is on defensive execution," said St. Marys coach Leona Hoohuli."We were kind of outsized underneath tonight," noted Hoohuli. Cameron County's Kiley Lewis and Kayla Zoschg accounted for 26 of Cameron County's 50 points, most underneath the bucket."We weren't moving the ball in the first half and we couldn't get out opportunities," said Hoohuli. "We need the kids to do their (individual) jobs."St. Marys was led offensively by Adair Gennocro with 20 points on seven twos, one three and a three-for-three night from the foul line. Kiana Hoohuli scored 10 points on three field goals and a four-for-four night from the foul line.Cameron County had four players in double figures, led by Kiley Lewis with 14 points on six field goals and a two-for-four night from the foul line. Kayla Zoschg scored 12 points on five field goals and a two-for-five night from the foul line. Olivio Guisto scored 11 points on two twos, one three and a four-for-four night from the foul line. Brooke Dunsmore scored 10 points on three field goals and a four-for-six night from the foul line.Gennocro gave St. Marys the early 2-0 lead. Cameron County them scored nine unanswered points to go up 9-2 with 5:37 left in the first period. Gennocro then sank three foul shots and Jenna Anderson sank two foul shots to cut the Lady Raider lead to 9-7. Lewis sank two foul shots and Zoschg one, 12-7. Becky Krieg scored for the Lady Dutch, making it 12-9. Lewis and Olivia Guisto hit field goals to give Cameron County the 16-9 lead after one period.Zoschg scored for Cameron County to open the second period. Gennocro scored twice to make it 18-14. Zoschg made one of two foul shots, then scored two field goals, 23-13. Hoohuli scored to cut the Cameron lead to 23-15 at the half.Lewis and Hoohuli traded buckets to open the second half. Gennocro scored for St. Marys, 25-19. Guisto sank two foul shots and Zoschg added a field goal, 29-19. Hoohuli hit a two and Gennocro a three, 29-24. Lewis and Becky Krieg traded buckets before Guisto sank two foul shots. DeAnna Yost sank two foul shots for St. Marys. Brooke Dunsmore converted a three-point play for the Lady Raiders, making it 36-28 with 1:28 left in the period. Hoohuli sank two foul shots, with Lewis scoring for the Lady Raiders as they took a 38-30 lead after three periods.Dunsmore scored twice in the fourth quarter, 42-30. Anderson hit a three and followed with a two, 42-35. Lewis hit a field goal for the Lady Raiders. Hoohuli converted two foul shots and Rachel Krieg scored for St. Marys, 44-39. Dunsmore converted one of two foul shots, 45-39. Gennocro cut the Lady Raider lead to 45-41 with a two. Zoschg scored for Cameron County and Shannon Sullivan sank a foul shot, 48-41. Gennocro and Lewis traded field goals, 50-43. A bucket by Yost made the final score 50-45 in favor of the Lady Raiders.Game notesThe Lady Dutch are now 0-2 on the season. They will travel to Port Allegany tonight for a non-league encounter. Game times are 6 p.m. for junior varsity and 7:30 p.m. for varsity.Cameron County 50Hayle Ramsey 0-0-0-0-0, Brooke Dunsmore 3-0-4-6-10, Shannon Sullivan 1-0-1-2-3, Maria Slusarick 0-0-0-1-0, Olivia Guisto 2-1-4-4-11, Kiley Lewis 6-0-2-4-14, Kayla Zoschg 5-0-2-5-12. Totals 17-1-13-21-50.St. Marys 45Abbey Cribbs 0-0-0-0-0, Jenna Anderson 0-1-2-2-5, Sloan Foster 0-0-0-0-0, Adair Gennocro 7-1-3-3-20, DeAnna Yost 1-0-2-2-4, Kiana Hoohuli 3-0-4-4-10, Becky Krieg 2-0-0-0-4, Taylor Schutz 0-0-0-2-0, Rachel Krieg 1-0-0-0-2. Totals 14-2-11-13-45.Score by quartersCCHS 16 7 15 12 50SMAHS 7 8 15 15 45JV's loseThe Lady Dutch junior varsity lost a 40-37 contest to the Lady Raiders.St. Marys took a 9-5 first-period lead. Cameron County outscored St. Marys 18-9 in the second period for a 23-18 halftime lead.The Lady Dutch outscored the Lady Raiders 9-7 in the third period. Both teams scored 10 fourth-quarter points as the Lady Raiders held on for the 40-37 win.St. Marys scoring: DeAnna Yost 15, Cassie Daniels 5, Taylor Schutz 10, Lena Hanes 2, Rachel Krieg 5.Cameron County scoring: Knapp 2, Etchepare 4, Lewis 3, Burfield 4, Phillips 1, Guisto 15, Clancy 4, Smoker 5, Lyon 5.


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Objective: SWBAT: • Write an algebraic equation that fits a given situation. • Solve one-step and two-step equations.
Big Idea: How can you write an equation to represent the cost, c, of renting a bike for h hours? How much would it cost to rent a bike for 3 hours from each shop? Students work with one and two-step equations.
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See my Do Now in my Strategy folder that explains my beginning of class routines.
Often, I create do nows that have problems that connect to the task that students will be working on that day. Today I want students to use substitution to determine which student is correct. Terriana commits a common mistake. She substituted the 5 for x and thought that the problem was now 63 – 55, rather than 63 – 5 x 11. Here students have to apply their knowledge of order of operations.
I ask for students to share their thinking. If they take Karina's side, I plead Terriana's case. I want students to be able to explain to me that when there's a variable right next to a number they are being multiplied together. Students are engaging in MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
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Students work independently on problem 1 and 2. I want students to practice writing an expression and using substitution to find an answer. I ask students to share their expressions and answer to problem 2. Some students may create m = b – 1.99 – 6.50 or m= b – 6.50 – 1.99. Other students may write m = b – (1.99 + 6.50) or m = b – 8.49. I ask students if b – 1.99 + 6.50 would also work. I want students to use their knowledge of the order of operations to recognize that it is not equivalent to the other expressions. Students are engaging in MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.
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Today I want students to be able to work with one and two-step expressions and equations. We work on Part A together. I have a volunteer read the situation out loud. I ask, "What is going on?", "What do we know?" and "What does each variable represent?" It may be easier for some students to break down each part of the equation and then put them together. For example, students may be able to come up with 3a and 2b by re-reading the problem. I ask the students what we need to do with 3a and 2b if we want to find the total cost. I call on students to share their ideas. Students are applying the skills they have developed over the last few lessons to more complicated problems. I ask if c = 3a + 2b is equivalent to c = 2b + 3a. For problem two, I show the strategy of re-writing the equation and substituting 6 and 3 for the corresponding variable. Then we use the order of operations to find the answer. I ask students how many bundles of broccoli Sebastian and Gabe bought. Students participate in a Think Write Pair Share.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel last week announced that plans to place long-range missile interceptors in Poland in the final stage of its European system are being abandoned. U.S. officials, however, stress that plans are on track to deploy shorter-range missiles to Poland and Romania within the next five years.
The long-range interceptors were to have been the final phase of a program that Russia contends aims to counter its own missiles. Washington says the system is meant to stop missiles from Iran and North Korea.
As part of the modification to its plans, Washington plans to put interceptors in Alaska to counter the growing threat from North Korea.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was quoted by the Kommersant newspaper Monday as saying: "We feel no euphoria in connection with what was announced by the U.S. defense secretary, and we see no grounds for correcting our position."
Hagel's announcement made no reference to Russia's objections to the plan, but the move initially raised expectations it could boost prospects for U.S.-Russian arms control negotiations.
Ryabkov was not quoted as commenting directly on arms control issues, but his remarks indicated Moscow was not appeased.
"This is not a concession to Russia and we do not see it as such," he said. "We will continue a dialogue and seek the signing of legally binding agreements that all elements of the U.S. missile-defense system are not aimed at Russian strategic nuclear forces."
The United States resists such an agreement, which would almost certainly fail to get the necessary Congressional approval.
Missile defense has been a contentious issue since President George W. Bush sought to base long-range interceptors in Central Europe to stop Iranian missiles from reaching the U.S. Russia believed the program was aimed at countering its own missiles and undermining its nuclear deterrent.
Bush's successor, President Barack Obama, reworked the plan soon after taking office in 2009. He canceled an earlier interceptor planned for Poland and radar in the Czech Republic, replacing the high-speed interceptors with slower ones that could stop Iran's medium-range missiles.
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The Gothenburg Volunteer Fire Department held its annual banquet March 19 at Wild Horse Golf Course.
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Awards for years of service were presented, and seven members received certificates in recognition for a combined total of 145 years of dedicated service to the department.
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I noticed earlier this week that my PC was occasionally taking longer than usual to show the motherboard manufacturer logo (the screen with the options to enter the BIOS menu), and my keyboard's backlighting wasn't turning on until this happened (which I guess means the USB ports weren't powered). It was only taking 5 or 6 seconds longer than usual, so I thought little of it. In the last two days it started taking longer and longer, and this morning it must have taken 30 seconds. The PC worked perfectly fine once it posted, and windows 10 loaded up no slower than usual.
Early this afternoon I foolishly tried to fiddle with the overclocking settings in the BIOS. The machine rebooted a few times, and then gave me a screen that said the overclock had failed, and to hit F1 to return to the BIOS. I did this, and tried a lower overclock setting. After this, it took me about two hours to get it to post again. The machine would start up, all of the fans were running (CPU, GPU and case fans), no beep codes, nothing that indicated the machine wasn't running correctly except for the fact that the keyboard lighting wasn't on and nothing was displayed on the monitor. Since then I tried unplugging every USB device that wasn't essential (which was a lot, I think I had 8 things plugged in), using the CMOS reset jumper, removing the CMOS battery (which involved removing the GPU as it was hidden underneath) and waiting.
I eventually got it back into the BIOS, which by now had reverted to factory settings, and the system clock was showing 00:00. I've since reinserted the CMOS battery, and it's still only posting some of the time, and taking longer than usual to do it. Any ideas? I think the overclock attempt is maybe a red herring, as it's been doing this for a week now, and I hadn't touched any BIOS settings in months before that.
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Craven Community College�s North Carolina Advanced Manufacturing Alliance grant team is inviting the public to attend its second Showcase event on Thursday, Dec. 6. Showcases will be held at 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the Bosch Siemens Building, room 102 on the New Bern campus.
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I had a Mazda with equity but couldn't sell it to any dealer. The rules came from Ford who owns all or part of Mazda. I understand that Audi also restricts selling of its leased cars.
However, I just turned in a Subaru and instead of paying a $350 turn in fee plus the cost of a few repairs that were in excess of their allowance, I found a dealer who paid me $650.
So, first the manufacturer must allow a dealer sale (you can always buy it yourself and then sell it but then you have to pay the sales tax) and the car needs to retail for well over the buyout price.0
The dealer is correct. If you want to buy at something other than the current buyout price you have to talk to the lease bank. To buy or sell at the buyout price you can use any licensed dealer.
The way it used to work with BMW - if you turned your car in then BMW would offer it to that dealer before rolling it through the auction. BMW lesees would use this to buy their cars CPO off lease. Turn it in, have it certified, buy it back (paying buyout price, CPO fee, and dealer markup). Normally you would work with the dealership's used car manager on such a deal. Shop around BMW dealers since the amount of markup could vary.
Other lease banks require the car be auctioned so the turn in dealer doesn't get first dibs on the cars.
Most lease banks carry residual insurance to cover their turn ins, so there is no incentive to negotiate a lower price with you.0
jeffmetanna Posts: 2Hi, I will be returning my 2010 Rogue AWD this week to the dealership. I'd like to know how much it will cost me to return the car. I know there will be a disposition fee of $400 (I think?) + any charges for excessive wear and use.
I think my Rogue is relatively in a good condition. The mileage is under 20k and there hasn't been any accidents or repairs. There are some minor scratches on the side, on the bumpers and on the side mirrors. Tires are in a very good condition.
I was thinking of giving it a good wash and taking it to a shop to recondition it before heading to the dealership for the inspection.
Any advices for me? And please share your experiences with me regarding this.
Also, during the last 3 years of lease, I only had 3 oil changes and nothing else. Would that be a problem?
abelanger Posts: 4I have leased a car for the first time. Because I could not afford the payments on new.
The first 100 miles, the ride was very rough. Took it back and they took air out of the tires. But it was still rough ride. I was told it was the tires. So I had to pay a tire dealer, Bridgestone were put on, Still rough but not as bad. It was suggested I put on Michelin, The Michelin felt like there was more rubber on the road. But the ride was still very rough. had the original tires put back Hankook. After going to several dealers. I am told the car was made to ride that way. Hyundai Customer Service said the car is made to ride stiff. I know cars , I restore antiques. Something is wrong with the suspension. Hyundai will do nothing. I am stuck with it until the end of the lease.
Very uncomfortable car to drive. It now has 6,000 miles.0
i had a friend that had a issue with his car not a Hyundai
but if it is the type of tire that are self sealant to help prevent flat tire
they give you harder ride , he went through several types and finally got Michelin man , when you did test drive did you notice that type of ride
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Hello all,
I have a 2012 lease. The lease is 15 months old. I only have 9200 miles and the car has no scratches.
I would like to take advantage of the sign and drive event vw is offering.
Is it possible to turn in my lease and get into a new one without any penalties, and making the same monthly payments as my current lease?
Are there any incentives to VW owners and if yes, do these incentives apply to me?
Let me know what to expect from the dealer and how to negotiate the deal,
It's pretty simple math. What's the current buy-out on your lease vs the trade-in value. If those numbers are reasonably close you could probably get a deal going.0
At just 15 mos in, it is VERY doubtful you'd be getting into a new one without penalties. But you'd have to go to the dealer to find out.
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Thank you Sebring95 for the reply.
I just came from the dealer and it didnt turn out as I would liked to.
It appears the current buy-out was 25K and the trade-in value was 19K.
I had to come up with almost 6K to turn in the lease.
I will stick with my current lease and hope that in 24 months vw will come out with another sign and drive event.0
You were right qbrozen.
Thank you for the insight.0
jipster Louisville, KentuckyPosts: 5,498Also, during the last 3 years of lease, I only had 3 oil changes and nothing else. Would that be a problem?
stever Posts: 52,683A reporter would like to speak to someone who is going to be in the market for a new car in the next few months because their lease is expiring. If you fit this description, please email your daytime contact info to [email protected] by Friday, January 25, 2013 at noon PT/3 p.m. ET.0
This is my first post here at Edmunds. I hope this thread is still active.
I am in a similar position. I leased a 2012 Chevy Cruze LS for 39 months. In the residual column, the finance guy struck out the amount given with the added $2500 fee with a pen, and rewrote the amount for $2500 lesser when I pointed it out to him and said that is wrong. I guess I didn't push him to get a new document with the correct amount printed on. Now, I'm in a condition where I'll be leaving the country and I've to do something about my lease. Turning it in is super expensive as I'll owe every payment due until the end which is about 27 months at 250 apiece minus interest charges.
I called Ally today for a buyout price and was quoted at the residual(8600) + 2500 + all remaining payments(6500) + "property taxes". The buyout price is greater than the value of the car when I signed the lease(17k + taxes in full because I'm in Texas) . The car itself is in great condition with under 7000 miles on it after 12 months lease period is up.
Does anyone have any experience if this 2500 buyout fee goes away for a dealer buyout? How screwed am I?0
That $2500 buyout fee is a crime, but you did sign the lease so you may be stuck.
If you buyout or sell the car to a dealer you should not owe all remaining payments plus residual and fee. A lot of the remaining payments is interest which you wouldn't owe if paid in full now. So residual plus fee plus some remaining principle amount. Property tax may apply where you live, but probably not on a dealer purchase.
Take your car down to CarMax and see what they will give you for it, then have them contact Ally for a buyout price. Anything more than they offer you will have to be paid to CarMax (in cash or certified funds) to get them to take it off your hands.0
Thanks dwynne.
I'm planning on going down to Carmax and checking out what they will offer this weekend. I'm also exploring the option of a lease transfer and want to keep the selling as a last option in case the lease transfer doesn't go through.
I have another question, does any dealer take a lease buyout because this will be a sale only? Or only Carmax? Can I go to the dealership I leased the car and check if they will buyout my lease? I'm pretty sure that I'll probably not get a great price for it, but can I check?0
You can take it to anyone you want to buy it from you. You will, however, owe any difference between the buyout and what they are willing to pay for the car.
Lease transfer may be your least expensive option, even if you have to add cash from your pocket to sweeten the deal.
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billy3554 Posts: 148If you were to transfer the lease, the person picking up the lease would likely be stuck with the $2,500 buyout fee. Not likely anyone would be foolish enough to assume that burden.
With this lease, as described, there is no painless way out. If it were me, I would sell the car, Carmax perhaps, and take out a low interest loan to pay the difference.
A lease is great for many people provided they understand the terms of the lease. This is an example of why people should never, ever trust an auto salesperson or anyone in the dealership.
Look at it as a lesson learned and move on.0
But at this point in the lease, he'd probably have to come up with WAY more than $2500 if selling to a dealership. However, if transferring the lease, it may be he only needs to come up with $2500 to hand over the the transferee. So still the cheaper option.
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Any dealer can buy your car off lease, Carmax is just set to make the whole process easier.
I don't think you will find many takers on a transfer - that is assuming Ally allows them and they let you off the hook (some banks hold the original lessee responsible even after a transfer). This is partly due to the fee but your payment is way too high for this car. Someone could get a new lease for less. You will have to offer a large cash incentive to entice someone to take it.0
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sljefferson Posts: 1Hi. I have a 2011 Dodge Durango. Lease terms: 39 months 10K miles/year. My lease is due to end October 2014 so there are 15 remaining payments/months on the lease. My agreement states that buyout can only occur at the end of the lease term-When I will have been deployed to Tokyo for DH's job. In the interim, I am moving from the origination location to a temporary location for about 1 year before we will be deployed. I do not want to take the truck with me as I am positive it will result in excess mileage and wear and tear (mountain terrain vs. flat terrain). I would like to know how the early termintaion charges are calculated? Obviously, I will be responsible for the remaining payments. But what else can I expect to be on my termination fees bill? I leased the truck from the local Dodge dealership and financed through Ally Financial. I do not understand the "surplus" fees associated with the closing of the contract/selling of the vehicle. What are these fees? How are they calculated?
Please help me detemine if early termination makes sense or if I should continue to drive/lease the truck and cover the expenses at the end of the term (i.e. shipment to new residence, excess wear/tear, excess mileage, and return shipmen to dealership, plus fees associated with giving power of attorney for someone to turn in the lease for me as I will be out of the country). Or if I should cut my losses pay the early termination expenses and buy a new (used) car to use for the next year. Please someone advise. Thanks!!0
05pilot Posts: 26Hey according to new Ally lease documents I see on the 'net. They appear to be official training documents for dealers, it looks like Ally has DROPPED the $2500 purchase option fee that they previously tacked on to the residual value. For some reason they still charge the $2500 on Mitsubishi vehicles, but not on anything else.
Can anyone who has signed a recent Ally lease deal confirm this?
Since Ally is no longer (apparently) charging the purchase option fee, are they waiving it on leases signed 2-3 yrs ago?0
charles_guy Posts: 55started the other day for october and reduced the 1500 damage waiver to $500:
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rsaleem Posts: 1Hi,
I was wondering if someone could help explain this situation to me. I leased a 2011 Subaru which has about 9 months left on the lease. I have gone over my miles so I went to a Honda dealership and they paid my remaining payments (around $2K). The Honda dealership then sent my car to a Subaru dealership for me. The salesman called me and said for me to call Chase and let them know where the car was so they could pick it up.... which I did.
While being on the phone with Chase (the loaner bank), they explained to me that I terminated my lease early so what happens now is that they will pick up the car, and auction it off. If they don't get the value of the car (I believe it is about $12K for the purchase price), then I have to pay the remaining balance.
Since the Honda dealership paid the remaining payments, wouldn't that mean I fulfilled my legal requirements to pay? What if in the auction, they sell it for $1k? I will $9K (minus the 1k at the auction and the 2k that was given from the honda dealership)??? How do I know they are not scamming me? If someone can xplain this to me, that would be great.... also any advice on what to do would really be helpful Thanks!0
This is all pretty hard to comprehend without seeing the actual lease document. It sounds like your lease has some sort of open-end clause regarding an early termination.
Typically when you trade-in a leased vehicle, the dealer buys out the lease. It sounds like this Honda dealer just paid the early termination fee and is now trying to turn the car back to Chase. That would probably work unless there is an open-end clause which requires a fair-value adjustment.
I would try to work this out with the Honda dealer. If they accepted the terms to take that vehicle on trade they should make it right. The really bad part is that since they didn't keep your car they obviously buried the fee somewhere in your deal. So you paid that $2,000 fee as well.0
The problem is... the Honda dealer did not buy your trade-in from Chase.. they just paid the remaining payments. This is not equivalent.
The only way to terminate your lease early, is for someone (you or a car dealer) to buy the car from the bank for the payoff amount. The only time you can drop your car off and walk away, is at the end of the lease term.
I'm sure that the Honda dealer knew your car was not worth the current payoff amount, and suggested this, knowing that you would assume the risk and liability, and not them.
If it's not too late to unwind this deal (have you taken delivery of the new car?), then that's what I would do... As you note, your liability in this scenario could be large.
On the plus side, Chase isn't going to "auction" this to a buddy for $1K, and stick you with a giant loss... They are going to send the car to a wholesale auction (like Manheim), where hundreds of dealers will be there to bid on the vehicle, so it should at least bring a fair wholesale value.
Hope that helps... you aren't the first person to assume you could just pay the rest of your payments and end the lease early.. Good luck!
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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012: Enjoyed an outstanding sophomore season, hitting .347 with a team-leading 13 doubles and .510 slugging percentage … also led the team in multiple-hit games (16) … started in 51 of the team's 54 games, primarily hitting second in the order and playing rightfield or as the designated player … her 13 doubles ranks No. 4 all-time in SCU single-season history and the .510 slugging percentage ranks 5th all-time for a single-season … also totaled 51 hits on the season … hit .382 against Pacific Coast Softball Conference (PCSC) pitching … started in all 20 league games and totaled 21 hits, six doubles and scored eight runs … enjoyed a seven-game hitting streak to start the season (Feb. 9 through Feb. 18) going 10 for 20 with two doubles and eight runs during that stretch … hit three homeruns during the year, her first coming against UC Davis (Feb. 21) … hit two doubles against Portland State (Feb. 24) … caught fire in mid-March, going 8 for 17 during a five-game hitting streak … had five hits and two doubles in the PCSC-opening series at LMU (Mar. 31-Apr. 1) … homered in back-to-back games at Pacific (Apr. 11) … also hit .357 with two outs.
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Capt. Loudon recognizes veterans' sacrifices
U.S. Army Captain Nicholas Loudon of Brockway connected faces and names with the sacrifice made by past, present and deceased veterans as part of the annual St. Marys Area School District Veterans Day Program on Wednesday.Nicholas, 29, is the son of Randy and Sue Loudon of Brockway. Randy is a physical education teacher at St. Marys Area High School, while Sue is a teacher in the Ridgway Area School District. Nicholas Loudon is a graduate of Brockway Area High School and a 2004 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he majored in law with a minor in systems engineering."I'm not here to talk about any particular war or conflict. What I want to talk to you about is simply what we honor every Veterans Day - and that's people. People who have served and sacrificed for the United States of America in a time of war. Some of them served in wars that ended many years ago, some of them have served in current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and many of them paid the ultimate price for freedom," Loudon stated. "The veterans I will tell you about today are those who I have served with, personal friends of mine and even family, but what's important is that their stories of service and sacrifice represent all veterans of every war." Loudon then presented a powerful slideshow that focused on veterans he has known personally. He noted his family's military history, including his fraternal grandfather's service in the Army during World War II, his maternal grandfather's World War II service as a naval aviator who flew fighter bombers, his great-uncle's duty as a Marine and his cousin's duty as a tank platoon leader in the Gulf War."They are people like my friend Craig Singer (of Kersey) who served as a non-commisioned officer in Vietnam during some of that war's toughest fights. Incidentally, Craig went on to serve with the VA and did some great things for our country's veterans in PA," Loudon said.The second group of veterans Loudon honored were those who are currently serving. Among those were his former platoon leader, who served three tours in Iraq, totaling 39 months."While his first two deployments were pretty violent and disheartening, he was able to table those feeling and spearhead the construction of Iraq's first combined security force," Loudon said. "This force would eventually become a cohesive and effective unit despite the fact that it's comprised of people of ethnicities that wanted to kill each other just years prior."He also mentioned a female Navy lieutenant who served two tours in Afghanistan as an EOD (explosive ordinance disposal) technician with him during one of his tours in Iraq, and two paratroopers he served with during his first deployment who repealed a brutal 50-man complex attack by Al Qaeda in Iraq, carrying out their objective from a rooftop."For their heroism, they were both awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, America's second-highest honor," Loudon explained."The last group, the ones Americans hold in the highest regard, are those who have lost their lives as a result of their service to this nation," he said, adding that among those were two other paratroopers who were killed during the rooftop mission. Each were awarded the Silver Star and Bronze Star for valor.Loudon also recognized his former squad leader and good friend, who deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq and Katrina relief before being killed on March 5, 2007 by a massive IED. Additionally, he honored his friend, Capt. Garret Slaughter, who served one year in Iraq and two tours in Afghanistan, was buried in Arlington Cemetery on Monday."This group includes people like my brother, 2nd Lt. Christopher Loudon, killed in action Oct. 17, 2006," Loudon said. "He is also buried in Arlington, a few rows down from quite a few of my friends and comrades."Loudon stated that while he is not an educator, his mother had suggested he offer a lesson in his speech. "It goes without saying that we should have the utmost respect for our veterans, but what's more important is what we all can learn from the reasons that we hold them in such high regard," Loudon said. "While I highly encourage young people to at least consider joining the military, it's not realistic that everyone join the military, let alone deploy to a combat zone. Just because you don't want to or can't serve in combat does not mean that you cannot live a life of service and sacrifice."He added that it's as simple as volunteering at a veteran's home or donating money to a good cause students feel strongly about."It can even be as easy as taking a couple minutes out of each of your days to do something nice for someone less fortunate than you, a novel concept, I know. Just as veterans have made our country a better and safer place by taking up arms to defend it, you too can make your community and country a better place with much less effort," Loudon encouraged.For more information on this story, see the November 11th edition of The Daily Press.


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Lefebvrite fallout keeps on coming
The Lefebvrite controversy seems to be moving from initial concern over its effects on Catholic-Jewish dialogue to fear among Catholics, especially in Europe, that the Vatican is backing away from the reforms of Vatican II.
A group of theologians in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland have begun a petition urging the Vatican to require the SSPX to accept the teachings of Vatican II before full reconciliation is granted, according to Spero News. Supporters can sign on at www.petition-vaticanum2.org.
In a more surprising move, however, a priest who was to be made an auxiliary bishop in Linz, Austria, has withdrawn after protests from senior clergy in the diocese. Gerhard Maria Wagner had said that Hurrican Katrina was a punishment from God for the sins of New Orleans, and his appointment a week after the lifting of the SSPX excommunications had circumvented the usual process for choosing bishops in Austria.
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Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the management.
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From turkey to Christmas cake, check out these recipe ideas to use up Christmas meal leftovers.
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If you don't think you'll eat your leftover turkey before it goes off, you can always slice it and freeze it for another time. When you're ready to use it, defrost it in the fridge and eat it within 24 hours of defrosting.
Leftover stuffing will combine perfectly with leftover cooked vegetables such as Brussels sprouts, carrots, parsnips and potatoes to make bubble and squeak.
Potatoes, carrots and parsnips combine wonderfully with stock to make a warming root vegetable soup. You can also chop them up into cubes and add some herbs, fry them in a little olive oil and serve with cold leftover meats.
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Partnership accelerates access to RealView development tools for "right first time development" and faster time-to-market
CAMBRIDGE, UK – Oct. 17, 2006 – ARM [(LSE: ARM); (NASDAQ: ARMHY)] today announced that Emdoor Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. (Emdoor) and Honestar Technologies Co., Ltd. (Honestar) will distribute ARM® RealView® development tools in China. The expansion of the distributor network for RealView development tools will provide the Chinese ARM Powered® design community with easier access to the tools they need to deliver highly optimized products to market faster than ever before.
China has emerged as one of the fastest-growing semiconductor and electronics markets in the world. With the growing number of ARM Powered solutions designed, integrated and manufactured by OEMs and ODMs in China, engineers are increasingly demanding tools to create, validate, prototype and test their designs much earlier in the development process. With this agreement, Emdoor and Honestar will enable the Chinese engineering community to access RealView development tools for ARM Powered designs while taking advantage of their respective areas of expertise in embedded solution development and component distribution.
"The growing adoption of the ARM architecture presents the Chinese designer community with significant opportunities and challenges, particularly in the area of tools deployment," said Jingwei Zhong, general manager, Emdoor. "Through this agreement with ARM and our extensive experience in ARM Powered solutions design, we will provide Chinese engineers with RealView development tools as well as value-added services in solution development."
"The booming Chinese embedded design industry has seen strong demand in design tools to help deliver high-quality solutions and accelerate the design process," said Dr. Yucheng Wang, president, Honestar. "With our timely, flexible and efficient services and expertise as a leading distributor in China, Honestar will provide access to the RealView development tools to Chinese designers and build a strong partnership with our customers."
"Since entering the China market, ARM has been collaborating with many Chinese companies to grow the ARM ecosystem that includes the ARM Approved Training Centers and development tools distributors," said Dr. Jun Tan, president, ARM China. "Emdoor and Honestar are positioned in different nodes within the industrial value chain and have complementary expertise in areas that are equally important to the success of the industry. The Chinese designer community will benefit from the expansion of the RealView development tools distributor network in China as well as the value added by these two new distributors."
RealView development tools provide solutions that span the complete development process from concept to final product deployment, enabling system architects to create and validate their hardware design ideas in a virtual environment, and allowing software engineers to compile and debug code. By using the RealView family of development tools, ARM Powered solution designers can gain confidence in their final products much earlier in the design cycle.
About the ARM Connected Community
The ARM Connected Community is a global network of companies aligned to provide a complete solution, from design to manufacture and end use, for products based on the ARM architecture. ARM offers a variety of resources to Community members, including promotional programs and peer-networking opportunities that enable a variety of ARM Partners to come together to provide end-to-end customer solutions. For more information, please visit http://www.arm.com/community.
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ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from mobile, home and enterprise solutions to embedded and emerging applications. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, 3D processors, digital libraries, embedded memories, peripherals, software and development tools, as well as analog functions and high-speed connectivity products. Combined with the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at www.arm.com.
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If you've visited the High Line recently, you've probably noticed planting areas marked with red and blue flags. We've been getting a lot of questions about them. Their purpose is simple – not for marking pesticides; not for quarantine; not for targeting removal – we're doing an inventory.
Since the High Line's opening, the layout of the vegetation has evolved. Some of the plants have spread, some have given way to others, and in some cases, completely new species and varieties have been added. It will be helpful to have a record of the existing plants, so we're creating it by hand.
The flags make the process infinitely easier. Last week, I helped record the Pennsylvania sedge (Carex pensylvanica) – pictured above – and we counted over 200 plants in just a single bed!
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Many famous musical artists have touted the church as their first performance venue, especially those born and bred in the Bible Belt of the deep south. From Stonewall, Louisiana the indie rock band, SHAYLIFF credits the pulpit for giving them a platform to not only develop their talents, but for bringing them together as a band. Lead vocalist / guitarist Shay Bailiff and twin brother / drummer, Grayson - a couple of years older than lead guitarist / vocalist, Micheal Brown and bass player / vocalist, Jacob McGarry - all lead teen worship at the same church.
Years later, through chance encounters, the band Shayliff was born.
A couple of years before the band formed, lead singer, Shay Bailiff made his professional debut in Seoul, Korea. After learning to speak fluent Korean from friends in the foreign exchange program, he posted a Korean cover song on the Internet. The song caught the attention of Korean record producer, KooPD. In 2009, under the Korean label, Digipop, the two collaborated on a soulful modern rock project called, "Odyssey." Shay's success from this project landed him on regular TV and radio spots including MTV Korea.
Fueled by following his passion in Korea, Shay wasted no time putting a band together after returning to Shreveport in 2010. A prolific writer, he merged melodies and lyrics with his fellow band members, Grayson, Jacob and Micheal, to come up with the tracks for their first CD, HERE WE ARE, self-released in December 2011. Like the album title, the songs expose the internal and external struggles of a group of rural Generation Y musicians with a dream. Emotional, poetic and passionate, the album leans more into the progressive rock realm with twists reminiscent of Pearl Jam and Sting - taking the listener on a journey that speaks to the heart, the mind and the spirit…a true depiction of who the band members are from the inside and out.
Unlike so many small town artists, Shayliff embraces their rural upbringing - unafraid to admit their love for their families, their church and the community that supports their dream. It's what propels them artistically and keeps them grounded and focused on their goal.
They're currently touring throughout the deep south, writing new songs, evolving their own sound and opening for headliner bands like The Fray, 3OH!3, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Dia Frampton, The Toadies, Moon Taxi, Framing Hanley, Saving Abel, and more.
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Joan Linder Scheer, 86
Joan (Phyllis) Linder Scheer, 86, of Westerville, formerly of Wapakoneta, died at 12:05 p.m. Monday, July 1, 2013, at Parkside Senior Village, in Westerville.
She was born July 30, 1926, in Wapakoneta, the daughter of Bernice (Wissman) and Peter Rypkema, who preceded her in death. On Feb. 26, 1949, she married Richard Linder, and he died Jan. 2, 1986. Then on April 28, 1993, she married Lafe "Jack" Scheer, Jr., and he died Oct. 22, 2006.
Surviving are seven children, Kathy (Doug) Rath, of Defiance, Steve (Kathy) Linder, of Jamestown, Susie McCormick, of Cincinnati, Mary (Russ) Barton, of Westerville, Jeff Linder, of Columbus, Amy (Tom) Wood, Columbus, and Pat (Susanne) Linder, of Cincinnati; 13 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Elaine Frericks.
Joan worked as treasurer for the Telephone Service Co. in Wapakoneta for many years. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Wapakoneta. Her other memberships included the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, Aerie 691, Auxiliary, the V.F.W. Post 8445, Auxiliary, and the Senior Citizens, all of Wapakoneta. She enjoyed sewing, crocheting and reading. She was an active volunteer at St. Joseph Catholic Church.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Wapakoneta, with the Rev. Daniel Hunt officiating. Burial is to follow in the St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Wapakoneta.
The family will receive friends from 9 to 10 a.m. Frriday at the Long & Folk Chapel of Bayliff & Eley Funeral Home, 13 S. Blackhoof St., Wapakoneta.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to Heartland Hospice of Columbus, St. Joseph Catholic Church, or the American Cancer Society.
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This President's Day weekend, four busloads of Rhode Island residents will travel to Washington, D.C. to join thousands of Americans taking part in the Forward on Climate Rally. Following a string of intense storms, including Hurricane Sandy and Blizzard Nemo, participants are hoping to convince President Obama to take action that would prevent construction on the highly debated Keystone XL pipeline and help prevent increased climate change.
The Sierra Club is one of the organizers behind the rally, and the Rhode Island chapter's program manager, Abel Collins, has taken on the role of bus coordinator for the trip. Collins, a former congressional candidate for the 2nd district and an environmentalist, has been able to recruit two buses for Rhode Island residents who are planning to travel to the capital on Sunday morning. In addition, Brown University has coordinated two more buses for students who wish to make the trip.
"We've been really happy with the response," said Collins. "To fill two buses as quickly as we did is pleasantly surprising."
The rally has been organized by the Sierra Club, 350.org and the Hip Hop Caucus, with additional support from 120 partner organizations across the country. To assist with transportation, the ridesharing service Ridebuzz, an official Climate Rally Partner, has provided an online site where interested participants can find information about buses to the event or opportunities in their area for carpooling. It is the hope of the organizers that by providing charter buses to the event and keeping costs low, more participants will make the trip and help the movement reach their goal of having 20,000 environmentalists in attendance.
The ultimate goal of the Forward on Climate Rally, which will start at noon on Sunday at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., is to convince President Obama to halt construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline. The pipeline is designed to bring tar-sands oil from Alberta, Canada down to Texas. Tar-sands oil is one of the dirtiest oils and can cause harm to the environment due to its high carbon content, said Collins.
Collins cited multiple dangers to the environment caused by the process of extracting and refining this particular type of oil. Due to its corrosive form, extracting the oil from Canada and transporting it down to Texas would require the pipeline to remain at increasingly high temperatures, raising the risk for pipes to break. Also, according to Collins, when tar-sands oil goes through the refining process and when its resulting petroleum is used, its high carbon content could cause global carbon dioxide levels to rise 120 parts per million, putting the level above 500 parts per million. Collins said the accepted level should be at 350 parts per million.
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