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|Chargers | Henry added as offensive line coach
Sat, 28 Jan 2006 15:18:12 -0800
The San Diego Chargers have announced they have added Jack Henry to their staff. He will serve as their new offensive line coach. Henry has 36 seasons under his belt as a coach, including 12 in the NFL. He agreed to a two-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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|Chargers | Henry interviews for offensive line coach position
Wed, 25 Jan 2006 09:55:41 -0800
Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports former NFL offensive line coach Jack Henry interviewed with the San Diego Chargers about the team's vacant offensive line coaching position.
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|Saints | Henry Promoted
Thu, 17 Feb 2005 09:25:34 -0800
The New Orleans Saints have announced the team has promoted Jack Henry to associate head coach/running game coordinator. Henry had previously served as the team's offensive line coach since 2000.
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|Saints | Henry Should Return as OL Coach
Thu, 27 Jan 2005 11:52:00 -0800
Jeff Duncan, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, reports New Orleans Saints offensive line coach Jack Henry is expected to remain with the team for next season. Henry's contract expires Feb. 15, but he is expected to receive a two-year deal.
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Warner Bros. Television will bring a host of new series to Comic-Con International in San Diego later this month.
On Monday, word came that Fox's upcoming series "Gotham" would premiere at San Diego's Comic-Con International in its first public screening, as would the CW's new show "The Flash." But in a release issued Wednesday, the company confirmed that a total of 15 shows will make appearances at the annual pop culture expo, including "iZombie," "The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural."
The complete list is "Arrow," "The Big Bang Theory," "Childrens Hospital," "Constantine," "The Flash," "The Following," "Gotham," "The 100," "iZombie," "Mike Tyson Mysteries," "The Originals," "Person of Interest," "Supernatural," "Teen Titans Go!" and "The Vampire Diaries."
Among the actors set to travel to San Diego are Kevin Bacon from "The Following"; Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder from "The Vampire Diaries"; Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles and Misha Collins from "Supernatural"; Grant Gustin from "The Flash"; Matt Ryan and Harold Perrineau from "Constantine"; Joseph Morgan from "The Originals" and Rob Corddry from "Childrens Hospital."
Also expected to attend are Mike Tyson from "Mike Tyson Mysteries"; cast members from "Gotham"; producer Greg Berlanti from "Arrow" and "The Flash"; Greg Plageman from "Person of Interest"; Julie Plec from "The Vampire Diaries" and "The Originals"; Jason Rothenberg from "The 100"; Rob Thomas and Diane Ruggiero-Wright from "iZombie" and "Veronica Mars"; and Kevin Williamson from "The Following" and "The Vampire Diaries."
Wednesday's preview night will also offer fans a chance to see world-premiere screenings of the complete pilot episodes of new WBTV series "The Flash," "Constantine" and "iZombie," plus an advance look at a new episode of "Teen Titans Go!"
Here's a more complete rundown:
6-7:00 p.m. — "Childrens Hospital," Room 25ABC
10-11 a.m. — "The Big Bang Theory," Ballroom 20
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. — "iZombie," Room 6BCF
2:30-3:15 p.m. — "Mike Tyson Mysteries," Indigo Ballroom
3:15-4:15 p.m. — "The 100," Room 6BCF
4:15-5:15 p.m. — "The Originals," Ballroom 20
5:30-6:30 p.m. — "Arrow," Ballroom 20
4-4:45 p.m. — "The Vampire Diaries," Ballroom 20
5:15-6:15 p.m. — "Constantine," Room 6BCF
6:15-7 p.m. — "Person of Interest," Room 6BCF
8-11 p.m. — Warner Bros. Television and DC Entertainment Present "The Flash," "Constantine," "Arrow" and "Gotham," with special appearances by casts and producers. Hall H
10-11 a.m. — "Supernatural," Hall H
11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. — "The Following," Hall H
11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. — "Teen Titans Go!," Room 6BCF
— Jevon Phillips | @storiz | @LATherocomplex
'The Flash' first look: Grant Gustin's full Flash costume
'The Flash' will zip all over The CW
'Constantine': Matt Ryan confronts his demons for NBC show
'Gotham' Series casts young Bruce Wayne, Selina Kyle
Ben Affleck makes Batman debut: Fans react
'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' renewed for second season
'Wonder Woman' on TV? Is she the 'trickiest' hero?
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Blake Lively: Special 'R.I.P.D.' Package Delivery!
Blake Lively brings a wrapped present to the set of R.I.P.D. on Saturday (October 22) in Boston, Mass.
The 24-year-old Gossip Girl actress has been in town with R.I.P.D. star Ryan Reynolds – who celebrated his birthday the next day! Blake was all smiles as she arrived at the set – but couldn't quite lift the heavy package.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Blake Lively
That same day, Ryan and Blake were seen leaving his apartment together early in the morning.
The next day, Blake and Ryan were also spotted leaving his apartment with their pet pups in tow!


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By Diane Bartz
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Huawei Technologies, Nokia Corp and ZTE Corp did not violate cell phone patents owned by InterDigital Inc, a judge at the International Trade Commission said in a preliminary decision on Friday.
The ITC's final decision in the case is expected to be issued in October.
InterDigital, which buys and licenses patents, had accused the companies of violating seven patents used to make 3G wireless devices. The patents cover conservation of power and ensuring the right data goes to the right recipient, among other technology.
LG Electronics had been named in the original complaint but settled with InterDigital.
InterDigital asked the ITC to ban the U.S. sale of the three companies' 3G wireless mobile devices. While much of the world is moving to 4G, 3G remains broadly in use.
The ITC, a quasi-judicial federal agency, is a popular venue for patent fights because its docket moves fairly quickly and it can order a sales ban for any device which infringes a patent.
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By Abdon Sidibe
Two Levy County 5th grade students have been chosen among the Top 3 Safety Patrollers of the Year for the Southeastern U.S. Over 2,000 participate in the AAA Safety Patrol Program yearly.
Two local students — Amanda Robinson from Cedar Key was voted 2nd place, and Dnika Appling from Williston Elementary School was chosen as 3rd place — were recognized in ceremonies on June 4. The No. 1 safety patroller was from Jacksonville.
The date for the public meeting in Cedar Key to explain funding stemming from the disastrous 2010 Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill was incorrect in last week's Beacon.
The correct date is tonight, June 13, at 6 p.m., at the Cedar Key Community Center. An incorrect date was supplied to the Beacon.
A series of public meetings have been scheduled in Levy County to explain funding that could benefit the county arising from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon explosion and resulting oil spill.
Senior Spotlight: Haley Simpson
By Sarah Bartholemy
By Ashley Thornton
Each branch of the Levy County Public Library System will have a series of fun, free summer library programs this year. All the programs start at 10 a.m. and will last about an hour. Each program will include a presentation, a craft, a snack and take home goodies. All materials are provided by the library and the programs are open to children of all ages.
Clammers who asked for the Levy County Commission's help two weeks ago to halt a state plan for expanding clam leases have not only won the support of the commissioners, but the attention of a state official overseeing the lease proposal.
Mike Hodges of the Cedar Key Aquaculture Association has announced that Kal Knicherbocker, the director of the state Department of Aquaculture, will be on hand for a meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. at the George Kirkpatrick Marine Lab building on State Road 24.
Tropical Storm Andrea, packing 60 mph winds and gusts that go higher, was located at 11 a.m. at 28.2 degrees North and 84.3 degrees West. That's about 110 miles west of Tampa and about the same distance south-southeast of Apalachicola, according to the National Weather Service Advisory.
The storm's winds , which extend out 140 miles, are not expected to strengthen further. As it comes ashore later today the winds are expected to weaken. The rains are expected to be 3 to 6 inches in the area.
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Patch: New South Shore fire chief named
Patch: New South Shore fire chief named
MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. —
The Mount Pleasant Police & Fire Commission announced Thursday that Robert Stedman will serve as the new South Shore Fire Chief.
Stedman was the Mount Pleasant Fire Chief from 1989 to 1991.
PFC Vice-president Rick McCluskey said Stedman's reputation in the fire service will serve the department and the communities well.
William Miller, South Shore union president, said he's also pleased with the choice of Stedman because of his experience in the community.
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1. Whether a criminal defendant was denied a speedy trial is a question of law over which an appellate court has unlimited review.
2. The State's obligation to provide a criminal defendant with a speedy trial in both felony and misdemeanor cases commences on the date of arraignment.
3. The concept of waiver applies to the requirement of an arraignment. It is well-settled law in this state that a defendant who has never been formally arraigned waives the right to an arraignment by going to trial without objection.
4. When a defendant purposefully waives arraignment and the court approves that waiver by accepting the defendant's not guilty plea and schedules the case for trial, the waiver is an effective substitute for the arraignment and there is no need for further arraignment proceedings to begin the running of the speedy-trial clock.
5. Under the facts presented, the State failed to establish facts necessary for its requested continuance to stop the running of the speedy-trial clock pursuant to K.S.A. 22-3402(3)(c).
6. K.S.A. 8-1604(b), which requires a person involved in a motor vehicle accident to forthwith report the accident to the nearest police department office when no other person is involved in the accident and there is no police officer on the scene, can be satisfied by an initial telephone report to the police department followed by a personal appearance at the police department if so requested by the police.
Appeal from Shawnee District Court; ADRIAN J. ALLEN, judge. Opinion filed October 21, 2005. Affirmed in part and reversed in part.
William K. Rork, of Topeka, for appellant.
Amy M. Memmer, assistant district attorney, Robert D. Hecht, district attorney, and Phill Kline, attorney general, for appellee.
Before ELLIOTT, P.J., MALONE and McANANY, JJ.
Per Curiam: Erma Jean Montgomery appeals her convictions of driving under the influence of alcohol, failure to maintain a single lane, transporting an open container, and leaving the scene of an accident. We affirm her transporting an open container conviction and reverse the remaining convictions.
The facts that led to the charges against Montgomery are not in dispute. At 2:25 p.m. on December 15, 2002, Shawnee County Deputy Sheriff Kyle Lang was dispatched to investigate a single-vehicle accident. When he arrived he found an unoccupied van sitting in the roadway. The van had hit a road sign and the side of a bridge. He found Montgomery on the ground in the woods approximately 100 yards from the van. Montgomery was able to talk to Lang and told him she had been driving the van. Lang could smell the odor of alcohol on her breath. Fire department personnel arrived, and Montgomery told them she had been in an accident, was walking home, and was "too drunk to feel anything." When asked how much she had consumed, Montgomery responded, "Too much." She said she had quit drinking about noon and had not had anything to drink after the accident.
Containers of an alcoholic beverage were found in Montgomery's van. She was given a breath test and was then transported to the hospital where she submitted to a blood test. Her blood-alcohol concentration was .21.
Montgomery conceded at trial that while operating her van she failed to maintain a single lane, that her vehicle contained an open container of alcoholic beverage, that she did not immediately report the accident but left the scene, that she had been given all appropriate notices before testing, and that the testing equipment was duly certified. Further, she did not challenge the test results.
Speedy Trial
Montgomery claims she was denied the speedy-trial guaranteed by K.S.A. 22-3402(2) with respect to the charges of DUI and failure to maintain a single lane. She does not challenge her convictions for transporting an open container and leaving the scene of an accident on speedy-trial grounds. Here is the procedural history upon which her claim is based.
On May 5, 2003, Montgomery was charged with misdemeanor DUI and failing to maintain a single lane. She was served with process on May 14, 2003. Her first appearance was scheduled for July 9, 2003.
On July 3, 2003, Montgomery's attorney filed a notice stating Montgomery waived arraignment, understood the penalties if convicted, pled not guilty, and requested a trial setting. The case was set for trial on October 15, 2003. Montgomery claims this July 3 notice from her attorney is the equivalent of her being formally arraigned, and that pursuant to K.S.A. 22-3402(2) the 180-day speedy-trial clock began to run on this date.
On October 14, 2003, the State moved for a continuance due to the unavailability of an officer. The motion was sustained and the trial was rescheduled to January 6, 2004.
On November 7, 2003, an amended complaint was filed which added charges of transporting an open container and leaving the scene of accident. Montgomery was never arraigned on these new charges.
On December 30, 2003, 180 days had passed since July 3, 2003, when Montgomery claims the speedy-trial clock started to run.
On January 2, 2004, Montgomery filed a tardy request for a jury trial. Consequently, the trial was continued from January 6 to March 22, 2004.
On March 17, 2004, Montgomery requested a continuance of the March 22 trial because she believed that a decision in similar pending cases would establish that her right to a speedy trial had been violated. Montgomery's case was continued to April 14, 2004, and then rescheduled for May 26, 2004.
On May 26, 2004, Montgomery moved to dismiss the charges because she had been denied a speedy trial. Her motion was denied. The case was then tried to the court on stipulated facts, and Montgomery was found guilty on all four charges. She now appeals.
Whether Montgomery was denied a speedy trial is a question of law over which we have unlimited review. See State v. White, 275 Kan. 580, 598, 67 P.3d 138 (2003). The resolution of this case turns on the answers to two questions: (1) Did the filing of Montgomery's "Waiver of Arraignment and Request for Court Trial Setting" on July 3, 2003, start the running of the 180-day speedy-trial clock? (2) Did the State's requested continuance of October 14, 2003, temporarily suspend the running of the clock? If the answer to question (1) is "yes," and the answer to question (2) is "no," then the speedy-trial clock ran out on December 30, 2003, and we need not consider the procedural history thereafter.
The State's obligation to provide the defendant with a speedy trial in both felony and misdemeanor cases commences on the date of arraignment. The applicable provision of the speedy-trial statute in effect at the time, K.S.A. 22-3402(2), provides:
"If any person charged with a crime and held to answer on an appearance bond shall not be brought to trial within one hundred eighty (180) days after arraignment on the charge, such person shall be entitled to be discharged from further liability to be tried for the crime charged, unless the delay shall happen as a result of the application or fault of the defendant, or a continuance shall be ordered by the court under subsection (3)." K.S.A. 22-3402(2).
Arraignment is defined in K.S.A. 22-2202(3) as "the formal act of calling the defendant before a court having jurisdiction to impose sentence for the offense charged, informing the defendant of the offense with which the defendant is charged, and asking the defendant whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty." K.S.A. 22-3205(a) requires that
"[a]rraignment shall be conducted in open court and shall consist of reading the complaint, information or indictment to the defendant or stating to the defendant the substance of the charge and calling upon the defendant to plead thereto. The defendant shall be given a copy of the indictment or information before the defendant is called upon to plead."
We find no reported case that discusses waiver of an arraignment in a misdemeanor case under facts similar to those presented here, and the cases cited by the State do not control.
State v. Taylor, 3 Kan. App. 2d 316, 594 P.2d 262 (1979), cited by the State, determined that the speedy-trial clock did not start to run at Taylor's first appearance on felony aggravated assault charges because Taylor did not waive a preliminary hearing and no preliminary hearing had been held.
In State v. Rosine, 233 Kan. 663, 664 P.2d 852 (1983), cited by the State, the Supreme Court heard consolidated appeals by Rosine and Scott. Each case involved a charge of misdemeanor possession of marijuana. In each case the defendant's first appearance did not qualify as an arraignment to start the running of the 180-day clock because a complaint had not yet been filed. "The existence of a complaint, information or indictment filed against a defendant is a fundamental prerequisite to an arraignment." Rosine, 233 Kan. at 669.
The State also cites State v. Huber, 10 Kan. App. 2d 560, 704 P.2d 1004 (1985). In response to Huber's claim that his first appearance started the running of the speedy-trial clock, the court noted: "In fact, there is no indication in the record that defendant ever entered a plea." 10 Kan. App. 2d at 562.
Finally, in State v. Smith, 247 Kan. 455, 799 P.2d 497 (1990), Smith's attorney called the clerk's office before charges had been filed and requested that the case be set for trial. Again, no arraignment can take place when no complaint had been filed against Smith charging him with a crime.
In the case now before us, Montgomery was not charged with a felony that required a preliminary hearing (or waiver of the preliminary hearing) as in Taylor; charges had already been filed against Montgomery, unlike in Rosine and Smith; and, unlike in Huber, Montgomery did enter a plea to the charges against her.
The concept of waiver clearly applies to the requirement of an arraignment. It is well-settled law in this state that a defendant who has never been formally arraigned waives the right to an arraignment by going to trial without objection. See State v. Jakeway, 221 Kan. 142, Syl. ¶ 2, 558 P.2d 113 (1976). Logic compels us to conclude that when a defendant purposefully waives arraignment and the court approves that waiver by accepting the defendant's not guilty plea and schedules the case for trial, the waiver is an effective substitute for the arraignment and there is no need for further arraignment proceedings to begin the running of the speedy-trial clock.
Here, charges of DUI and failure to maintain a single lane were pending against Montgomery. She retained counsel. Her counsel filed a "Waiver of Arraignment and Request for Court Trial Setting" in which Montgomery waived formal arraignment, acknowledged that she understood the maximum penalties upon conviction, entered pleas of not guilty, and requested a trial setting. Thereafter, neither the State nor the court scheduled any further arraignment of Montgomery, but rather the court set the case for trial as requested. The 180-day speedy-trial clock began to run on July 3, 2003.
Next, we must determine if the October 14, 2003, continuance interrupted the running of the speedy-trial clock. The State relies on K.S.A. 22-3402(3)(c), which provides:
"The time for trial may be extended beyond the limitations of subsections (1) and (2) for any of the following reasons:
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(c) There is material evidence which is unavailable; that reasonable efforts have been made to procure such evidence; and that there are reasonable grounds to believe that such evidence can be obtained and trial commenced within the next succeeding ninety (90) days."
The only reference in the record to this continuance is the following entry in the appearance docket:
"10/14/03 CONTINUANCE. State by DARIAN DERNOVISH, defendant appears by counsel WILLIAM RORK. Reporter None. Request by the State. Opposing counsel does not object. Court Trial reset from October 15, 2003 to January 6, 2004 AT 9:00A.M. in division CR. OFFICER UNAVAILABLE THAT WEEK. DEF REQUEST NE SETTING OF 01/06/04 AT 9:00, 10:30, OR 3:00. NEP."
We are unable to identify even in the most general way the nature of the evidence or testimony that the unavailable officer would provide or its materiality, or the efforts made by the State to procure the officer's attendance at trial. Without these facts, there is nothing to demonstrate that the State's requested continuance stopped the running of the speedy-trial clock pursuant to this statute.
The district court erred in finding that the prosecution of Montgomery for DUI and failure to maintain a single lane was not barred by the speedy-trial statute.
Sufficiency of the Evidence
We examine the record on Montgomery's challenge to the sufficiency of the evidence to determine if there is substantial evidence to support her being found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt on the remaining two charges: transporting an open container and leaving the scene of an accident. In doing so we examine the evidence in the light most favorable to the State. State v. Calvin, 279 Kan. 193, 198, 105 P.3d 710 (2005).
Transporting an open container
K.S.A. 8-1599(b) prohibited Montgomery from transporting the opened containers of alcoholic beverage found in her van following the accident. Montgomery contends there was no evidence that she was driving while the bottles were open in the van. She contends the evidence could equally support a finding that she drank from the previously unopened containers after the accident. In doing so she ignores the undisputed fact that she told the officer at the scene that she stopped drinking at about noon before the accident and had nothing to drink after the accident. There was ample evidence to support this conviction.
Leaving the scene of an accident
K.S.A. 8-1603 requires a driver involved in an accident that causes property damage to remain at the scene until he or she has fulfilled the requirements of K.S.A. 8-1604. K.S.A. 8-1604(a) requires a driver involved in an accident to provide various information about the driver, the vehicle, and available auto liability insurance "to any person injured in such accident or to the driver or occupant of or person attending any vehicle or other property damaged in such accident." This information must also be given to any police officer who is at the scene of the accident or investigating the accident. The State argues that Montgomery's leaving the scene constitutes a violation. The accident involved Montgomery, a sign, and a bridge. No other person was present or involved. The State does not explain how long Montgomery would have to stay at the scene in the hopes that a police officer might happen by. Further, the State ignores K.S.A. 8-1604(b).
In the event none of the persons specified in K.S.A. 8-1604(a) is present, K.S.A. 8-1604(b) requires the driver to "forthwith report such accident to the nearest office of a duly authorized police authority and submit thereto the information specified in subsection (a) of this section." The State argues that a report by telephone to the police department does not satisfy the statute. We fail to see this limitation in the statute. All of the information required by the statute could be communicated to the police over the telephone. Granted, the statute permits the officer to request that the driver "exhibit such person's license or permit [and] the name of the insurer and policy number," but this does not exclude the driver from going to the police station for this purpose if requested by the officer after reporting the accident by telephone.
The parties agree that Montgomery was involved in a single-vehicle accident and attempted to walk home after the accident. She was found in the woods about 100 yards from the accident scene. Viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the State does not require us to imagine evidence that might have been presented but was not. The statute does not require Montgomery to personally appear at the police station to report the accident. Reporting the accident by phone will suffice. We cannot reasonably infer from the facts presented that the State has proven that Montgomery did not intend to phone the police department and report the accident when she got home. The evidence does not support Montgomery's conviction for leaving the scene of an accident.
Convictions for DUI, failing to maintain a single lane, and leaving the scene of an accident are reversed; conviction for transporting an open container is affirmed.


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The defending Gulf South Conference champion University of West Alabama will host defending NCAA Division II national champion Valdosta State to highlight the Tigers' 2013 football schedule.
LIVINGSTON | The defending Gulf South Conference champion University of West Alabama will host defending NCAA Division II national champion Valdosta State to highlight the Tigers' 2013 football schedule.
UWA will host Valdosta State on Oct. 12 and may also play on national television on the CBS Sports Network when it visits new Gulf South member Florida Tech on Sept. 19. The network hasn't yet made a final decision on televising the game.
"We are extremely pleased with the way we were able to work out our football schedule for 2013," UWA atheltic director Stan Williamson said. "We are very excited to have nine NCAA Division II games and also to have the opportunity to possibly play Florida Tech in a nationally televised game."
UWA will open its season at home against Clark Atlanta on Sept. 7 and will have conference home games against Delta State (Oct. 5), Valdosta State (Oct. 12), West Georgia (Oct. 26) and Shorter (Nov. 9).
The Tigers will step up against Football Championship Subdivision opponent McNeese State in a Sept. 14 road game and also play at Midwestern (Texas) State on Oct. 19 and visit North Alabama on Nov. 2.
No site has been determined for a Sept. 28 game against Concordia College of Selma.
"We are very excited about the 2013 schedule. As always, the Gulf South Conference part of our schedule will be very tough," UWA coach Will Hall said. "This is a much improved schedule from years past because we have nine Division II games, which should help us come playoff seeding time."
The West Georgia game is homecoming.
2013 schedule
Date Opponent Time
Sept. 7 Clark Atlanta 6 p.m.
Sept. 14 at McNeese State 7 p.m.
Sept. 19 at Florida Tech TBA
Sept. 28 Concordia College* 6 p.m.
Oct. 5 Delta State 6 p.m.
Oct. 12 Valdosta State 6 p.m.
Oct. 19 at Midwestern State TBA
Oct. 26 West Georgia 6 p.m.
Nov. 2 at North Alabama TBA
Nov. 9 Shorter 6 p.m.
Nov. 16 Central State 6 p.m.
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Cubs' Minor League Daily: The (Iowa) Cubs Win!
The farm system got off to a great start by winning three of four games Thursday night. In addition to the wins, several of the Cubs' key prospects got the 2012 season off on the right foot. Following the progress of the farm system last night was a great way to forget about the end of the Chicago Cubs' game yesterday afternoon.
AAA – Iowa Cubs. 1 – 0
On the same day the Chicago bullpen coughed up the save, two of the relievers Chicago demoted to Iowa combined to allow just two base runners over the final three innings. Manny Corpas pitched the seventh and eighth, and Scott Maine struck out two in the ninth for the save as Iowa won 5 – 3. I wonder… did events in Chicago give them some extra motivation?
Tony Campana, Brett Jackson and Anthony Rizzo all had multi-hit nights. Josh Vitters reached twice on a hit and a walk (and according to Gameday he laid off several very close pitches in that walk), and Welington Castillo was hit by two different pitchers. A hit by pitch is as good as a walk, right Theo?
AA – Tennesse Smokies. 1 – 0
Nick Struck had a lot of good games last season, but his performance on Thursday night might be the best of his young career. He allowed just one run on four hits as he struck out ten in six innings. The bullpen easily finished what he started as the Smokies won 4 – 1.
Logan Watkins and Justin Bour led the offense with three hits each (including a home run for Bour). As a whole, the team combined for six walks and just six strikeouts. Two of those walks were earned by Michael Burgess, a prodigious power hitter who has been held back by his lack of patience. There were two errors, both on the infield corners, but the Smokies pitching was so effective it just didn't matter.
High A – Daytona Cubs. 0 – 1
Opening Night did not go well for Daytona. Starter Matt Loosen could not get out of the first inning and Daytona lost 11 – 4.
It wasn't all bad for the Cubs. The bullpen did a nice job in the later part of the game. Ronald Torreyes, Rubi Silva, and Arismendy Alcantara all had multi-hit nights. The biggest surprise of the evening might have been Nelson Perez, who collected three walks in five trips to the plate. Unfortunately, he also struck out in his two at bats.
Even though they were on the road yesterday, Daytona will play their home opener tonight. Three game series that are split with two games in one city and one game in the other are fairly common in the Florida State League. That's one of the advantages of playing an entire league in a single state, I suppose.
Low A – Peoria Chiefs. 1 – 0
Michael Jensen got his career off to a great start, pitching five strong innings and collecting the W as Peoria won the opener 5 – 2.
Wes Darvill and Pin-Chieh Chen had two hits on the night, including a triple by Chen. The Chiefs had a very efficient offense. They only managed seven hits, all of them singles except for Chen's triple, and the middle of the order was dead silent. However, if you string enough singles together with a walk and a couple of sacrifice flies, you can still put plenty of runs on the board.
Zeke DeVoss got the start at second base. While he was involved in two double plays, he did commit an error. We'll keep an eye on his defense at second as the season progress.
Last night we also enjoyed live reports from the Iowa Cubs game on the Message Boards thanks to hansman1982. Between Hansman's commentary and the free radio feed, it was almost as good as being at the game in person. Almost.


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Real Estate: Lofts, condos and apartments for sale are prevalent in Koreatown although there are also a few single-family homes available. New luxury developments such as The Vermont offer plenty of apartments for rent.
Community Life: Karaoke bars are popular in this area. Aroma Spa & Sports has a driving range delivering on the unique experience of hitting golf balls among skyscrapers. Koreatown Plaza is full of unique shops and has a food court filled with Korean specialties.
Education: Koreatown is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District. Nearby schools include Central City Value charter high school, Ambassador School of Global Leadership, New Open World Academy, Virgil Middle School, Cahuenga Elementary and Young Oak Kim Academy. Private schools include Saint Brendan School elementary, new Horizon School and Saint James Episcopal Day School. The Korean Education Center, affiliated with the government of South Korea is on Wilshire Place. Southwestern Law School is located in the historic Art Deco-styled Bullock's Wilshire building.
Transportation: Spanned by Wilshire Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard, Koreatown has many public transportation options including the Metro purple line and the Wilshire Rapid bus.
Local Attractions: The site of the former Ambassador Hotel where Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated is now a high school and a memorial plaza. Hip dining and accommodations can be found at the Line Hotel founded by Roy Choi and partners. The Art-Deco-styled Wiltern is not only a great place to see a show, it and the Pellissier Building are on the National Register of Historic Places. Dawooljong, the Korean Pavilion, is an open-air pavilion and garden that adds a touch of Korea to the heart of the city.


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The Walrus Says
Whatever you do, be sure and snack well before
working on your Spam sculpture.
That is just one tip in several offered by Cathyrn Jamieson for preparing your entry into the Springfest Spam Sculptures Contest at the Spam Bam Benefit Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Portuguese American Citizens' Club.
Other suggestions include refrigerating your Spam before carving and do not leave it unattended and at the mercy of your domestic pets. The reason for the snack in advance is obvious - it's to prevent you from being tempted to eat your entry. Put your final touches on the morning of the contest and store it covered in the fridge. You are limited to six cans of the miracle meat for your creation. As far as subjects go, Cathryn says, "Use your crazy imaginations. Animals and people make great carvings."
Sculptures must be completed when you bring them for judging, and no last minute poking or scratching once you bring it in to the Holy Ghost Hall. You must also pay a $10 entry fee and obtain a permit from the Cathryn Jamieson Salon on Narragansett Avenue. Security will be tight.
Silent auction items added to last week's list are a two-hour cruise for 30 on the Jamestown Ferry, a hickory-smoked Spam lunch with Channel 10 investigative reporter Jim Taricani at Capitol Grille, a four-series Aveda resurfacing facial with Nessa Ferriera, acupuncture treatments with Beth Quinn, a massage with Robin Lee, an Evelyn Rhodes print of the old bridge, a 60-yearold original salty sketch by Paule Loring, a Bella's gift basket with silver necklaces and bracelets, and more to come this week.
The benefit, celebrating the magnificent, miracle meat has been organized by the staff of the salon to raise funds for Laura Brown and Jim Rocha, both under treatment for cancer. Tickets were still available at this writing, but demand is growing. Call the salon,
423-0905, to reserve ducats. Admission is $20 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and under. Make checks payable to Spam Jam Benefit. Hurry, there may be scalpers working the East Ferry by the weekend.
Clip and bring the special drawing coupon in the ad in this issue of the Press.
Masters of ceremonies for the afternoon will be political columnists Phillipe and Jorge, famous for their Cool, Cool World column in the Providence Phoenix. We anxiously await their praises for Spam.
Three exceptional musical groups will be on hand for your listening and dancing pleasure. The opening band will be the island's own Slackmasters, followed by the Acapella Trio, singing World War II songs. The ROMPS (retired old musicians playing swing) and their 15-member band will bring everyone to their feet.
All this will demand new energy and guests can fuel up on macaroni and cheese and Spam plus assorted Spam hors d'oeuvres created by island restaurants.
The three Spamsters who will be spending a lot of time staring at the sculpture entries are its judges, Mary Frances Byerly, a cancer survivor and Queen of Spam; Michael Rembijas, creator of Spam Wellington; and the Walrus, who when asked what he wanted first after coming out of surgery, responded, "Spam."
If you are unable to attend the Spam Jam but would like to help Laura and Jim, make your check out to Bank of America and send it to the salon at 16 Narragansett Ave. Spam for ever!
Staunch supporters of the Independence Day fireworks over the past 10 years have once more sent in their contributions to the Rocket Dawgz. Kudos to the East Ferry Deli, Andrea and Chris vonHohenleiten of Intrepid Lane, and De and Arthur Christman of Windser Street. Let us blow up your money. Send your check made out to the Fireworks Fund to Box 1776, Jamestown, 02835. This year's shoot will be on the Fourth on the Mackerel Cove beach. KABOOM!
A couple of months ago we received a letter from Jim Pemantell asking for our help in raising $3,000 for the Adeline LaPlante Memorial Center that provides in-home therapy for children afflicted with autism and other disabilities.
At that time, we called Jim and the 67-year-old islander said he was going to run in the Boston Marathon, his 40th marathon, this one on behalf of the center. We did a couple of items in the column and the next thing we knew it was Patriots' Day. We checked the finishers of the marathon in the paper the next day. No Jim. Was he hurt? Had he pulled a muscle?
The answers were in my computer. Best he tell you in his own words what happened.
"Well, it is all over. I finished the Boston Marathon but my results do not show up anywhere. The reason being that we all wear an electronic chip on our shoe that electronically records our times at the start and finish. Sad to say I lost my chip the morning of the race. I did get another prior to the start but evidently it did not get into their computers in time to record my finish time. It was certainly not a fast time but I did finish and I have my medal to show for my effort.
"I enjoyed the race much more than two years ago. I took my time and got to enjoy the large crowds especialy in Wellesley. Although it was not a sight seeing tour by any means, I did get to see Fenway when I went by. I ran with different people, including a man from Mass. who visits Jamestown in the summer. I took the time to stay with a few different people who were running their first marathon to encourage them not to quit and all in all enoyed the whole experience. I feel just a little stiff but do not feel that I ran 26.2 miles.
"The fund-raising went much, much better than I ever expected. As you probably know, Channel 10 and 6 each did a segment on my running and fund-raising. I was hoping to raise $3,000 when I started and Friday I was $235 short of $10,000. During the Channel 10 segment, the phone rang and a friend pledged $50 and it took off from there. By the end of the weekend I had over $10,000.
"But in my opinion the best fund-raising story is this one. Channel 10 displayed pictures of children that I had previously run for. One of them was little Riley Sprague. Riley is a friend of Jack and Connor Barry, ages 5 and 3, who are the children of Kevin and Judy Barry of Top of the Mark. When they saw Riley they got excited and Judy explained why the picture was on TV. They went to their piggy bank and each took out 20 dollars and donated it to my fund-raiser. For me, that made my whole fund-raising effort worthwhile.
"Running a marathon at any pace is not easy and at about 20 miles you start wondering what you are doing out there. Fund-raising is also not easy. After a few of them (that was probably my tenth) my friends do not want to open letters with my return address.
"But to tell you the truth, I would not have it any other way."
Great job, Jim. We await your next letter.
Page's Liquors is scheduled to change hands today. Best wishes to the staff and canines who were always so friendly and accommodating. Good luck; see you around.
Two thoughts for the new owners. Welcome to Jamestown, and never run out of Bass Ale.
If you don't want people to begin saying that your pets are fat, too, then read what Dr. Joshua Hatch of the Jamestown Animal Clinic has to say in his Pet Tip of the Week.
"Some studies say that up to 40 percent of cats and dogs are clinically obese. Heart disease, diabetes, and arthritis are linked to obesity in people and pets. Obese cats have a higher incidence of lower urinary disease and when sick are more likely to develop a hepatic lipidosis (or fatty liver), which can be fatal without aggressive treatment.
"Over feeding and lack of exercise are the primary causes of obesity in pets. Finding out how much your pet is actually eating during the day (including treats) and then taking steps to reduce their calorie intake is the first step. Your veterinarian and clinic staff can help you decide what is right for your pet. Lifestyle changes including eliminating table scraps, increasing exercise and play time, and, for dogs, taking longer walks will help Fluffy feel better, lose weight, and may help you burn some extra calories yourself."
Thanks, Doctor. How about some before and after photos?
The sound of Italian arias is in the air and the sweet odor of pasta and tomato sauce will soon be upon the island. The chefs from Boy Scout
Troop 1 are warming up for their big night, Saturday, May 6, from 5 to 8 p.m. at St. Matthew's church.
The annual Pasta Supper officially kicks off the summer season as hungry islanders flock to the Parish Hall. Tickets are only $8 for adults and $5 for children.
Last year, the troop served more than 250 dinners.
If you do not have a Scout in the neighborhood, call Maryann Carr Toppa, 423-2866, or Diane Archibald, 423-3094, to have tickets delivered.
We listened to the radio coverage of the bridge dropping and were particularly intrigued by the reporter who, after the explosions, described how the steel girders were "bobbing up and down in the water." Wait, we'll call Superman!
Ann Deffley looked everywhere for her son Will's baseball windbreaker. The school team's practices had started and the jacket could not be found anywhere.
One night she had a dream. In the dream, she and her late father were at the golf course. He brought her down to the cellar in the clubhouse, to his golf clubs and bag. He unzipped the bottom of the bag, and Will's windbreaker fell out.
Upon awakening, the dream stayed with Mary Ann. Finally, she told Will and they went down in the cellar to his golf bag, where they found Will's jacket in one of the pockets.
Grandson Tom had also "misplaced" his team windbreaker. It had been the object of a long search over several days.Then Will told him about his mother's dream and the discovery of his jacket.
Tom went to his golf bag and unzipped the bottom pocket.
Now both Tom and Will have their windbreakers back. And, it isn't a dream.
Island resident the Rev. James Keller joined some 20 lay and clergy representatives last Thursday on a nine-day information gathering tour of Venezuela at the invitation of the Ecumenical Council of that country.
The representatives from four neighboring Northeast states will meet with government officials, opposition leaders, community and grass roots representatives, church congregations, and see community-based programs that serve the poor.
The tour will include visits to programs in literacy, health care, food and nutrition, land reform, and empowerment of the poor who make up 80 percent of the population.


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Spam, Hacking and Network Abuse - Tracing the Culprits
Who is AFRINIC ?
AFRINIC is a Regional Internet Registry (RIR). We allocate/assign internet number resources (primarily, IP address space) to our members, mostly Internet Service Providers. These organisations are responsible for the activities originating from the address space allocated to them. Therefore any concerns or complaints should be directed to them and not to us.
To find out who to send your complaint to if network abuse is suspected, you are welcome to use the AFRINIC Whois Database. You will be able to locate details of IP address registrations within the our service region. Please note that the Whois Database does not contain information on all IP addresses in the world. There are five RIRs that allocate IP addresses to organisations in their service regions and store information about those addresses in their region's Whois Database.
Finding the correct whois database
To find the correct database containing information on an IP address, the first thing to do is to find the appropriate allocation block. A list of allocation blocks with the corresponding RIR can be found at:
For example, if your IP address begins with "41" you should locate this range within the list:
041/8 Apr 05 AFRINIC (whois.AFRINIC.net)
In this example you can see that address space beginning with "41" has been allocated to AFRINIC. You should therefore use the AFRINIC Whois Database (whois.AFRINIC.net) to search for the responsible allocatee/assignee.
If the allocated block states: "Various Registries", you will have to search all five RIR databases to find the correct contact information (unfortunately). In future, there will be a whois client in development by the five RIRs (called "joint whois", or 'jwhois' that will solve this latter issue).
The five RIRs are:
- AFRINIC , for Africa - (Whois database at https://www.AFRINIC.net )
- ARIN , for North America - (Whois database on 'www.arin.net')
- LACNIC , for South America and the Caribbean.
- RIPE NCC , for Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East
- APNIC , for Asia and the Pacific region.
Abuse/Spam from AFRINIC?
After starting RIR operations, AFRINIC took over most of the address space from the 196 block that had previously been allocated by IANA to ARIN. This block actually contains allocations to service regions of all the 5 RIRs. All African registrations were transferred from the respective RIR to the AFRINIC whois database. 'Placeholders' were left in place of these records at the respective RIR, showing information that this range of IP address space was transferred to AFRINIC. Usually, the place holder contains AFRINIC organisation information, and a directive to querry whois.AFRINIC.net for additional information.
At the moment, most personal firewalls are setup to extract a few lines from a whois query result (like the org-name, address and contacts). These clients will also default to whois.arin.net for queries on 196/8 address space, and will usually report that AFRINIC is the 'victim'. If you fall in such a scenario, please query the AFRINIC whois db before writting to us. (More information below).
Finding contacts for an IP address
To find the contacts responsible for address space that originates within the AFRINIC Service region, please query the AFRINIC Whois Database for the target IP address:
Enter the IP address into the Whois search box (in case of the web-based query). The output will list a number of objects. Firstly an inetnum object:
inetnum: 188.8.131.52 - 18.104.22.168
netname: AFRINIC
The last objects listed will be organisation, person and/or role objects that detail the organisations and corresponsing persons responsible for the administration of the IP addresses. Please check these objects for remarks on who to send e-mails on spamming, hacking or connectivity issues. If you are unable to find any remarks please use the e-mail address included within the object. For example:
organisation: ORG-TIS100-TEST
org-name: Test Internet Services S.A.R.L
org-type: LIR
country: RW
address: Example Street
De Cock Street 12
Kigali, Rwanda
mnt-ref: JQ-MNT
mnt-by: AFRINIC-HM-TEST
source: TEST
person: John Queue
address: Example Street
De Cock Street 12
Kigali, Rwanda
phone: +246 788 987676
nic-hdl: JQ9-AFRINIC
mnt-by: JQ-MNT
remarks: *******************************
remarks: This object is only an example!
remarks: *******************************
source: AFRINIC
Please only use the e-mail address specified in the "e-mail" attribute. Do not send mails to the other e-mail addresses within the objects because these e-mail addresses are used for specific purposes in the Whois Database. Therefore messages may not be forwarded to the correct party.
Be also aware that the person(s) listed in the object is most likely only an administrator of the organisation responsible for the address range and may not be the individual using the specific IP address. It might be necessary to lookup the returned organisation on the internet (google, etc) and find the correct contact details from their website (if any)
The AFRINIC Whois Database is a public database. It contains registration details for allocated and assigned internet resources in the AFRINIC service region. IP network operators in our service region enter and maintain the data. We aid operation of the database, but are not responsible for its contents. It is not within the scope of activities set by our membership to check data in the Whois Database for accuracy. Only the maintainers of objects in the database may make changes to data.
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It's late. For whatever reason, I'm too excited to go to sleep. BlackBerry 10 is only 68 days away and there's just **so much** going on these days in our Mobile Nations world that I'm having trouble walking away from my desk and putting my computers, tablets and phones down.
But I was just cruising the CrackBerry forums, and came across this thread that was just posted by member rhimself who suggested he'd eat three raw onions for a BlackBerry 10 phone (I guess my onion eating to grow a moustache escapade inspired him).
This of course got me thinking back to our epic What You Do For a BlackBerry Storm Contest? of 2008 which attracted so many insane and awesome entries, my favorite of course being the Pudding Wrestling in Time Square entry which you can view above. If you have never watched this one before, you need to NAO!
In 2008 there was definitely a lot of excitement in the community leading up to the launch of the Storm. Fast forward to 2012, and I'm definitely feeling that community excitement again as BlackBerry 10 approaches. I can't help but wonder what kind of entries we'd see if we did up a What Would You Do for BlackBerry 10? contest. I know this time around I'd definitely participate (even if I can't win.. lol).
So what would you do for BlackBerry 10? Drop a comment and let us know...if I see any ideas that top pudding wrestling in Time Square, we'll get this contest launched and running ASAP. We have 68 days to kill. Might as well have some fun doing it. ;)


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In the article "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness"
Certainly didn't stop the right from banning Gay marriage which violates all three.
1st Amendment right of speech is good to a point, but it also has restrictions under law that can lead to prison. So those that think because it is set in stone because some guys wrote it at a different time when there were only 9 states, when the military was the people basically and the land unsettled are wrong.
I will keep saying it "Why should a bunch of dead guys have more influence over government than the people that live today?" They shouldn't.
troy prouty*
Troy, it was only a few years ago that the State of Washington passed a law that prohibits people (Men in particular) that enjoy being sodomized by animals (Horses in particular) from the (for lack of a better term) 'fulfillment' of their "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."..or.. at least to die trying.
(No pun intended) ...wink..
Are you going to stand up for those peoples rights, because it is common knowledge that there are at least two things that a man cannot force a horse to do when a horse does not wish to do so.
One entails the act of leading a horse to water and forcing it to drink, and the other does not.
posted "sodomized by animals (Horses in particular)"
Well I don't know about the law. I only know of the incident that could have led to that law. Ranch for a ((Fee)) that eventually led to a death of a person.
Let's face it. It has always been a slick road when government enters the mix to do things that are for "your own protection" when maybe a person doesn't want them too. It took a lot more effort for seat belt laws, to require insurance on vehicles, wearing helmets when on motorcycles and now possibly banning assault rifles to keep the amount killed down in mass attempted shootings.
I don't like paying insurance (now even healthcare required) because that even brings a third entity (private company) into my life (and they have some measure of power over it (cost) and the government let's them) . With Assault weapons it just not allowing a weapon to be purchased, it might violate freedom of sorts, but it is a little different.
The biggest question and I think the Supreme missed this point on healthcare. Isn't about freedom per say more than it is about having a third party have a controlling interest in someone else and violate those three princples by applying terms. For example maybe I want go to 1 blazer game a year, but because I now am required to have insurance that has increased in price. I can't.
Rawls believed in balance and sometimes that meant the rich needed limitations in order to help those below because it was more sustainable for our economy. Sometimes people need limits (because the needs of many outweigh the few).
Troy, I believe it was either 2008 or sometime in 2009 that it had been discovered that there were actually tour groups traveling from as far away as San Francisco to that horse ranch.
Believe it ..or.. not, up until then the State of Washington hadn't felt there was enough of that particular type of commercial activity to neccessitate a law to define it as an illegal or immoral behaviour not to be condoned for profit.
Much to the chagrin of the sodomites down South, somebody up North finally came out and said it ....heY! ...there otta be a law aginst doin that kinda stuff!
Wow, now there is....
gives new meaning to mustang ranch.. wink..


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DOVER, DEL – The York College men's basketball team kicked off their 2011-12 Capital Athletic Conference season with a 75-67 at Wesley College on Wednesday night in Dover, Delaware. The Spartans improve to 4-2 overall and 1-0 in the CAC while the Wolverines fall to a deceptive 1-4 overall and 0-1 in the league.
The victory for the Spartans is their second straight in Dover, a place that hasn't been easy for opponents to win over the past three-plus seasons. Dating back to the start of the 2008-2009 season, the Wolverines are an incredible 29-3 at Wentworth Gymnasium. Two of those three losses have come to the Spartans while other Wolverine setback came against St. Mary's in January of 2010.
The Wolverines jumped out to an early lead on the Spartans before the Spartans took a 7-6 lead on a Julian Watson three. The Wolverines tied the game on a JJ Bryant free throw but that is the last time the Wolverines would not trail in the game. York fashioned a 15-5 run as junior Mitch Kemp fueled the run with three triples in the spurt. A fourth Kemp three pushed the advantage to a half high of 11 at 25-14. The Wolverines eventually trimmed the Spartan lead to just a pair at 31-29 after Wesley put together a 15-6 run. York closed out the half with a flurry as they scored eight of the final 11 points of the half to take a 39-33 lead to the break.
The Spartans came out of the intermission on fire, scoring the first ten points of the half, growing the lead to a game-high 16 just over two minutes into the second half. The Wolverines wasted little time in answering York as Wesley went on an extended 18-4 run to cut the Spartan lead to just two at 51-49. The York lead bounced between two and eight points before the Spartans extended their lead to 12 at 65-53 with 7:55 remaining in the game. Again, Wesley wouldn't go away as the Wolverines cut the Spartan advantage to four at 68-64 with 1:34 left. The Wolverines were forced to foul and the Spartans converted those chances as they hit six straight to push the lead to 10 with 31 seconds left. Wesley got a three point play from Eric Selby with 25 seconds left but Paul Kouvaris closed out the scoring by splitting a pair of free throws with 15 seconds left as the Spartans picked up a huge road victory.
Kouvaris led the Spartans with his first double-double of the year as he poured in 17 points while he also collected 10 rebounds. The double-double is the 11th of Kouvaris' career. The senior was 6-for-8 from the floor and 5-for-9 from the free throw line. Kemp tallied a career-high 19 points as he was on-fire in the opening half. Kemp scored 15 points in the opening half and finished the game shooting 6-for-10 from the floor including 5-for-8 from three and 2-for-2 from the line. He added three rebounds and one assist in 23 minutes of play. Watson continued his strong early season play with 14 points, four rebounds, four assists and one steal. He was 4-for-7 from the floor including 2-for-2 from distance and 4-for-4 from the stripe. Senior Mo Oursler was the fourth Spartan in double figures as he tied his season-high with 10 points. Oursler also had three rebounds and three assists.
The Wolverines received 16 points from Bryant, Chris Douglas, and Selby. Bryant added six rebounds for the Wolverines. All-CAC forward Paul Reynolds was limited by foul trouble as the junior standout was 3-for-8 from the floor with five rebounds in 29 minutes of work.
The Spartans won the game in the second half on the glass as they outrebounded the Wolverines 20-9 in the second stanza. Wesley had just two offensive rebounds in the second half as York managed to limit second chances for the hosts. York finished the game with a 35-31 edge on the glass.
The Green and White finished the game shooting 48.1% from the floor including 10-for-23 from three. The Spartans also shot 75% (15-for-20) from the free throw line including 12-for-16 in the second half and 7-for-8 in the final minute of the game.
Wesley shot 42.9% from the field while they made 7-of-26 (26.9%) from three. The Wolverines went just 3-for-12 from distance in the second half. The hosts shot 62.3% (12-for-19) from the charity stripe in the loss.
The Spartans return home on Saturday afternoon as they host Marymount University in a CAC contest at Wolf Gymnasium. Tip time is scheduled for 2:00 pm in York.
Mitch Kemp photo courtesy of Zach Clabaugh (www.sharpedgefoto.com)


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The Senate approved a bill Thursday that would allow people with concealed-carry permits to bring guns into Kentucky bars as long as they do not drink.
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Friday, February 21, 2014
The Senate approved a bill Thursday that would allow people with concealed-carry permits to bring guns into Kentucky bars as long as they do not drink.
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HINSDALE, N.H. -- Norman Bergeron started making his living at 1347 Brattleboro Road a month before one of the greatest tragedies in American history.
Not Hurricane Katrina. Not the 2001 terrorist attacks. But the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in November 1963.
This month marks the 50th anniversary of Bergeron's purchase of a business from Francis Loomis and stands as a testament to Bergeron's willingness to adjust to the times that have come and gone. Bought as a salvage yard, the property has been known to area residents as Norm's Marina since 1995. Bergeron now lives in a house on the 17.8-acre property with Joan Nowill, his partner of 32 years, and runs a variety of services, such as New Hampshire vehicle inspections and boat launching and storage. Business, however, is only so-so right now.
"It's average," he said this week, citing mostly the weak economy. "It was a little slow this past spring because the water was so muddy and dirty."
Nowill said the marina used to fill its 63 boat slips (or spots for storage) but now rents out only about 80 percent of its capacity. She said Bergeron ran the business as a salvage yard, like Loomis did, until it failed to be lucrative anymore and Bergeron called a marina "a better, cleaner business."
Nowill said that in addition to the boat storage and vehicle inspections, Bergeron's son, Greg, conducts boat repair work on the property. Nowill said people can pay a fee to store their vessels at the marina all year long or can purchase a season's pass, which allows boat owners to bring their watercraft from their homes and launch into the Connecticut River as often as they want. There is also a 2,000-gallon tank filled with gas for sale and about 10 professional fishing tournaments held every year.
Bergeron, 79, said he paid $6,800 a few years ago to re-pave the launch area, which can now better handle boats of all sizes. He said he is willing to work until the day he dies, though the property is for sale because Nowill recently retired and the couple spend their winters in Rotonda West, Fla.
Bergeron has plenty of photographs of himself and the business in their younger days and told the Reformer the property has changed a lot over the past five decades.
It could be seen as ironic that the 50th anniversary of Norm's Marina coincides with passionate local advocacy for replacement of the two Pennsylvania truss bridges mere yards away from it. Brattleboro is connected to New Hampshire by the structures, with the Anna Hunt Marsh Bridge providing a way to Hinsdale Island and the Charles Dana Bridge linking the island with Hinsdale. But JB Mack, the principal planner for the Southwest Region Planning Commission, has said federal highway standards dictate the bridges are too narrow and have insufficient weight limits and vertical clearances. They are considered "functionally obsolete."
Several local residents and legislators are adamant about getting the bridges replaced with a new one, which was chosen as the best alternative. All ambulances and other emergency services must cross both the existing bridges and risk getting halted by the railroad tracks. The new bridge, however, would go over the tracks -- and right past the house Bergeron and Nowill live in. It would begin near the stop light at the former Walmart location, stretch across the river as well as the southern portion of Hinsdale Island and the Merrill Gas Company and then touch down near Brattleboro's "Malfunction Junction."
Bergeron and Nowill say their house would practically be under the new bridge. They say they acknowledge the problem with the current bridges but don't favor a new one being built the way it is planned. They said rehabilitating the two existing bridges is a better idea and would be less expensive for the state.
"If I had my way it would go over where it is now," Nowill said. "The other option was to go down to the old railroad tracks, but then you'd still be in for a dead-end."
She said she and Bergeron attended a recent meeting about the bridge and voiced their concern about the project.
"If they want to do it, fine. But they're going to have to buy the house or something," she told the Reformer. "We don't want to be underneath a bridge."
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