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- NFL Recap – Week 16Denver Broncos 34 - Cleveland Browns 12Peyton Manning does it again for Denver Broncos, leading the team to their 10th straight victory this season. Manning threw for 339 yards and three touchdowns as the Broncos improved their record to (12-3). The Broncos now head into the final week needing a win over the Chiefs and a Texans loss to earn home field advantage in the AFC playoffs. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images)
- NFL Recap – Week 16Miami Dolphins 24 - Buffalo Bills 10Ryan Tannehill and Reggie Bush led the Miami Dolphins to a win over their division rivals, the Buffalo Bills. Bush finished the game with 107 total yards of offense and three touchdowns. The win sets the Dolphins up for a chance next week to finish the season with a .500 record, but they will have to beat Tom Brady and the Patriots. (Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images)
- NFL Recap – Week 16Indianapolis Colts 20 - Kansas City Chiefs 13Andrew Luck set a rookie passing record as the Indianapolis Colts clinch a playoff spot with a win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Luck finished the game with 205 yards passing and one touchdown. Luck's 205 yards breaks Cam Newton's single-season passing record for a rookie quarterback as the Colts bounce back from a 2 win season last year. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
- NFL Recap – Week 16Green Bay Packers 55 - Tennessee Titans 7Aaron Rodgers showed the NFC that his Green Bay Packers are ready for a long playoff run. Rodgers threw for 342 yards and three touchdowns as the Packers won their fourth straight game and sets the team up needing a win next week against the Vikings to secure a first round bye in the playoffs. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
- NFL Recap – Week 16Baltimore Ravens 33 - New York Giants 14Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens came out of the locker room ready to play a football game; the New York Giants on the other hand decided to go on vacation early. Flacco threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns and the Giants gave up 224 rushing yards in the game. The win clinched the division for the Ravens as they battle their division rival, the Cinncinatti Bengals next week. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
- NFL Recap – Week 16Chicago Bears 28 - Arizona Cardinals 13Brandon Marshall and the Chicago Bears kept their playoff hopes alive with an easy win over the Arizona Cardinals. Marshall caught 6 passess for 68 yards and one touchdown. The win keeps the Bears' playoff hopes alive for another week when they play the Detroit Lions in the final game of the season. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
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A member of a Dodge City street gang targeted in a federal racketeering case has pleaded guilty to assaulting what he thought were members of a rival gang, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said Tuesday.
A member of a Dodge City street gang targeted in a federal racketeering case has pleaded guilty to assaulting what he thought were members of a rival gang, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said Tuesday.
Humberto Ortiz, 20, Dodge City, pleaded guilty to one count of assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering. In his plea, Ortiz admitted that on Aug. 27, 2011 in Dodge City, he and other gang members assaulted what they thought were members of the Sureño street gang. At the time, Ortiz was a member of Los Carnales Chingones, a street gang in Dodge City associated with the Norteño street gang. He was accompanied by members of the Diablos Viejos, who also were associated with the Norteño gang.
According to a press release from Grissom's office, during a confrontation at a party at 703 9th Avenue in Dodge City, Ortiz and four associates accused the victims of being Sureños, which the victims denied. When a fight began, two victims were stabbed. One of the victims, Gabriel Rivera, received life-threatening injuries and was flown to a hospital in Wichita for treatment.
A public records search revealed Rivera as having no criminal history or record of gang involvement in Ford County.
In his plea, Ortiz admitted that while he was an associate of the Norteños, the gang was engaged in a continuing criminal enterprise that employed acts of violence including murder and robbery to protect and expand the gang's operations.
Sentencing is set for Jan. 28. He faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison and a fine up to $250,000.
Ortiz was initially charged in Ford County District Court for the offenses but the case was dismissed May 22, 2012. According to court records, the case was dismissed because Ortiz was indicted the previous week on charges stemming from the same incident. Another factor in the dismissal, the federal anti-shuttling statute, prohibits transport of a defendant from federal to state custody during pending trials in both jurisdictions.
Co-defendants awaiting trial include Jason Najera, 28, Dodge City; Fabian Neave, 25, Dodge City; Jesus Torres, 28, Dodge City; and Jose Neave, 23, Dodge City.
Torres' charges of attempted first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder were dismissed in Ford County District Court earlier this month, but court records stated the charges my be filed again at a later date.
The remaining defendants, Ortiz, Najera, Fabian Neave and Jose Neave, were initially charged in Ford County for their involvement in the stabbing, the cases were dismissed May 22, 2012. According to court records, the cases were dismissed because all four men were indicted the previous week on federal charges stemming from the same incident. The federal anti-shuttling statute was again a factor in the dismissals.
The men were among 23 defendants indicted in May who were charged under the federal RICO Act (Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.) The indictment marked only the second time federal prosecutors in Kansas have filed charges under RICO and VICAR (Violent Crimes in Aid of Racketeering).
Grissom commended the Dodge City Police Department, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Ford County Sheriff's Office, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, Assistant U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch and Assistant U.S. Attorney Aaron Smith for their work on the case.


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A Umatilla County trapper intending to catch coyotes in late October found a pair of young wolves in his traps instead, capping a busy period in northeastern Oregon's wolf country.
The trapper notified the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife as required, and biologists arrived to put GPS tracking collars on the 55-pound male and the 50-pound female. Both had been caught in foot-hold traps and were safely released after being fitted with collars.
The Oct. 26 trapping happened in a forested area east of Weston, Ore., and was part of a series of incidents involving what's called the Umatilla River Pack. The action illustrates the complicated state management program being played out in the state's far corner, even as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service considers removing gray wolves from the endangered species list.
An ODFW news release explained the wolves were outfitted with lighter weight GPS collars better suited to their size. The juvenile-size collars produce location information less frequently than the adult versions, but the department didn't see that as a problem because the pack's alpha male, designated OR-14, wears a GPS collar that also provides tracking data.
"The GPS collars on these younger wolves should prove most useful when the wolves disperse," the department news release said.
Attacks continue
The Umatilla pack's dispersal, in which younger wolves set out on their own, is a sign of a healthy pack, but may be problematic for livestock producers in the area.
The previous morning, Oct. 25, a sheep rancher found a 120-pound lamb dead outside a fenced area. The lamb had been partially eaten, with its hind end sustaining severe damage. Tracks from a single wolf were found about 80 yards from the carcass. A second lamb was missing from the penned area.
Wildlife officials have listed the kill as a "probable" wolf attack. The finding is significant because only "confirmed" attacks are counted as a "qualifying incident" that could lead to the agency to consider killing one or more pack members in response to livestock attacks. Under the state's wolf management plan, lethal control becomes an option when there are four qualifying incidents within a six-month period.
The Umatilla pack has one such incident on its current record, although it's been active. On May 21, ODFW confirmed the pack killed four sheep in a pasture, injured a ram and another sheep went missing. OR-14, which has been collared since 2012, was in the vicinity in the hours before the sheep were found dead in a small pasture. The attack does not count as a qualifying incident, however, because it happened before the management plan took effect.
On June 3, a ewe was found dead at the same ranch. Its neck was broken and it had been bitten multiple times and partially eaten. Investigators estimated it was killed May 28. Data from his collar showed OR-14 was nearby May 26, May 28 and June 3, according to an ODFW report. The ewe's death was counted as the Umatilla River pack's first qualifying incident.
On July 27, a cattle rancher found his 800-pound yearling cow dead in a forested pasture. One of his employees reported seeing an adult wolf and four pups on a road within 100 yards of the carcass that morning, but he'd also seen a large black bear at the same location three days earlier.
Wildlife officials found no evidence the cow was killed by a predator, but concluded the bear discovered the carcass and moved it twice, and that wolves fed on it afterward. The event was listed as "Possible/Unknown" wolf involvement. The site is less than 2 miles from the May and June sheep attacks.
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The Umatilla pack killed a milking goat on Aug. 23, at a farm 3.2 miles to the west of the sheep pasture. Wildlife investigators confirmed it as a wolf kill and initially declared it a qualifying incident, as called for under a management plan. But the decision was reversed because the agency missed a 14-day deadline for filing a deterrence plan, as the process requires.
Rod Childers, a Wallowa County rancher who is chair of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association's wolf committee, said the missed step is frustrating to livestock producers. In other cases, the department has been slow to investigate livestock deaths because of a lack of personnel.
"The agency assures us they will get up to speed ... but while you're messing around with paperwork, people are losing livestock," he said.
The Oct. 25 "Probable" attack on the lamb followed. Wildlife officials do not consider the Umatilla River pack particularly aggressive toward livestock.
Oregon's wolf management rules derived from a lawsuit filed against the state by three environmental groups. The settlement allows livestock producers to shoot wolves caught in the act of biting, wounding or killing livestock, ODFW spokeswoman Michelle Dennehy said, but otherwise leans heavily to non-lethal measures such as range riders, alarms, fencing and electrified fladry — fabric that flaps in the air and bothers wolves.
Childers said the rules are complicated, "but when you do a settlement, nobody's completely happy with it." He and ODFW wolf program coordinator Russ Morgan will offer a presentation on the rule during the cattlemen's association's annual meeting in Bend in December.
Delisting proposal
Gray wolves are protected under state endangered species law in the areas east of highways 395, 78 and 95, generally the state's northeastern corner. The area is home to seven documented packs made up of perhaps five dozen wolves. They are protected under the federal endangered species act in the rest of the state, but the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has proposed delisting wolves in the lower 48 states.
Environmental and wildlife groups are adamantly opposed, saying the wolf population hasn't sufficiently recovered.
"Delisting would prematurely turn wolf management over to the states," the group Defenders of Wildlife says on its website. "We've already seen what can happen when rabid anti-wolf politics are allowed to trump science and core wildlife management principles."
However, many Oregon stock owners continue to doubt the wisdom of encouraging wolves' recovery.
"It's adding another predator to the livestock industry that is already strained by feed costs, fuel costs and (low) prices," said John Fine, president of the Oregon Sheep Growers Association.
Fine raises sheep in the Roseburg area of southern Oregon, which hasn't had wolf problems.
"Not yet," Fine said. "We've got cougars, bears and coyotes, so I figure we've got enough."
In other developments, a 250-pound calf died of injuries sustained during an Oct. 15 attack in Wallowa County. It was the first confirmed kill by the Snake River Pack, which at the end of 2012 was documented to have seven members, including a breeding pair. It was the 66th confirmed livestock kill by wolves since the first crossed into Oregon from Idaho in 1999.
The attack occurred on forested public grazing land on a section known as the Freezout Saddle Area. A rancher checking on cattle saw a cow running down a slope with four wolves on the hillside above her. When he returned the next day, he found the 250-pound calf with severe bite wounds. It later died.
Also in October, the Oregon Department of Agriculture distributed $38,000 to five counties, including Wallowa and Umatilla, to pay for wolf deterrence measures. The money comes from $200,000 approved by the state Legislature.


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RIPON - Authorities used tear gas to force a suspected gunman out of a propane tanker truck late Wednesday night, ending a SWAT team standoff that snarled freeway traffic for hours, police said.
RIPON - Authorities used tear gas to force a suspected gunman out of a propane tanker truck late Wednesday night, ending a SWAT team standoff that snarled freeway traffic for hours, police said.
The man crashed his car into a propane tank, shot a person with a pellet gun, pointed the weapon at police and was shot by officers before barricading himself in the cab of the truck, authorities said.
When the man surrendered more than four hours later, authorities found an Airsoft replica handgun and other weapons, said Sgt. Jodie Estarziau, a spokesman for the Manteca Police Department.
The suspected gunman was still in a hospital receiving treatment for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound Thursday, Estarziau said. His name was not released.
Police initially responded to a report that a vehicle had crashed into a propane tank about 6:25 p.m. at Van Unen Miersma Propane Inc. at 20504 South 99 Frontage Road in Ripon, near Moffat Boulevard and Austin Road.
When they arrived, authorities located a victim suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound, Estarziau said. They later determined the man had been shot with the Airsoft gun, which was a replica of a semiautomatic handgun, Estarziau said.
The gunman fled into the cab of the tanker truck and barricaded himself inside. The man pointed the weapon at authorities, Estarziau said.
Two officers from the Manteca Police Department and two from the California Highway Patrol fired shots at the man, hitting him at least once, Estarziau said. None of the officers was injured, and their names have not been released.
Members of the Manteca Police Department, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office, a Stanislaus County SWAT Team and the CHP converged on the scene.
Given the possibility of more gunfire and the presence of flammable propane, authorities closed northbound and southbound lanes of Highway 99 for more than three hours, leaving hundreds of motorists stranded, Estarziau said.
Authorities established a dialogue with the gunman, but he refused to come out of the truck, Estarziau said. The SWAT team later launched nonflammable tear gas into the cab of the truck, forcing the man to surrender and bringing an end to the standoff at about 10:40 p.m.
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Daniel Benda is a handsome well built guy who we paired with the equally handsome Zdenek Zimola for a wonderful scene. Daniel does a quick interview with Zdenek and then reaches over and feels him up, while he kisses him. Zdenek is already rock hard and Daniel begins to wank that hard cock as he kisses. He then takes the cock in his mouth, at the samem time removing Zdenek's underwear. Sucking on Zdenek's throbbing cock Daniel's head is guided by Zdenek. He licks and sucks while Zdenek reaches over and wanks Daniel in his underwear. Then Daniel's underwear comes off, revealing his big fat cock, hard and ready. He kneels so that Zdenek can suck him. Daniel is a real cock-hound, he loves to suck almost as much as he enjoys being fucked. So he sucks Daniel real well before they move to 69. They suck each other's dicks, with Daniel's big balls hanging over Zdenek's face as he also licks up and down the shaft. Daniel pulls Zdenek's legs up, exposing his hole and starts to rim it. His tongue finds the hole, tasting it, as he slurps all over it. We next get a great view of Daniels ass as well, his hairy crack looking so inviting as his balls swing against Zdenek's face. Daniel is hot for Zdenek's ass and begins to finger it as he lick his balls too. Then two fingers slip into that ass and very soon Zdenek is ready for more. He gets on his knees and Daniel slides his big, throbbing dick deep into that eager hole. Fucking him doggy-style Daniel really works that hole. Zdenek loves to get fucked and is really feeling that dick deep in his hole, wanking himself as he takes it all. They change position, with Zdenek turning over, but still with Daniel ramming his cock deep in that ass. As he fucks Zdenek Daniel takes time to lean over and kiss him, before resuming the hard pounding fuck. This time with Zdenek's legs hooked over Daniel's shoulders, giving easy access to his fuck-chute. Daniel really knows how to fuck and pounds Zdenek's hole, inducing him to shoot a big load all over his belly as his ass is filled real deep with cock. What a lovely creamy load it is too. Daniel is not to be outdone though and he soon shoots his big load over Zdenek's face, with Zdenek immediately sucking the cock into his mouth to drain it completely. What a fabulous scene they gave us, both guys looked great and performed really well for us.
Ondra Jeden is a good looking guy who we brought in to the studio for an ambush massage. He looks great dressed and even better as he strips off to show us his naked body. He does a full turn so we see all of him, and his big flacced dick, which looks great hanging down. Ondra climbs onto the table and awaits the arrival of the masseur. He duly arrives and starts his work, oiling his hands and massaging Ondra's back. The hands work all over Ondra's back, concentrating on his shoulders, and then his arms. Next the masseur moves down to Ondra's hairy legs. He oils them up and massages them, separating them slightly as he does it. After the legs it is onto each of Ondra's feet before moving back up the body to his ass. The hands go unnder the towel which covers the ass, working on those butt cheeks. Then the towel is removed and Ondra's ass is oiled and squeezed. The masseur reaches underneath to adjust Ondra's cock, so that it is down between his legs. Then he reaches down and begins to wank it, at the same time feeling Ondra's hairy ass crack. An oiled finger slips into Ondra's ass, as the cockhead points towards the camera, peeking out from the foreskin. Ondra move onto his knees, so the his ass is fully exposed and the masseur starts to wank on that big cock, and feels the ass. He then takes a vibrator and teases the hole before pushing it in. The vibrator fucks Ondra's tight ass, for the first time. He really feels it, but copes well. Then he turns over, onto his back and the masseur starts to wank his big cock. He wanks that cock and gets it nice and hard. It is a big, fat cock and looks great as it is wanked. Before long it is ready to blow and shoots a big, squirty load of cum everywhere. The masseur, continues to play with Ondra's cock, as it doesn't lose its hardness, as he rubs the cum all over his legs. What a great scene, with Ondra being a real good sport.
Roman Ditrich is aged 19 and lives in Beroun. He is a student who loves to party and enjoys motor racing and MTB. Roman is a very good looking guy and after his interview he begins the video by running his hands over his body. He slips a hand under his tee-shirt and continues to caress his body. Slowly he lifts the tee-shirt so we see some of his body as his hand continues its work. It dips, teasingly, into his jeans as well before he removes the tee-shirt so we see his chest completely. He has a nice covering of hair in the centre of his chest, and his nipples are nice and firm as his hand feels his groin. It seems that he is getting his cock nice and hard in his jeans, and he stands up to open them. His big, hard cock comes into full view, standing at attention, supporting his rather large balls. Turning sideways Roman gives us a great view of his big cock, and his hand wanks it gently. Then he turns around and kneels on the sofa, to show us his ass, pushing his cock down at the same time so we can see him wanking it. Some helping hands arrive and begin to explore Roman's ass before taking hold of his cock and stroking it. The hands oil Roman's ass and then take a vibrator and it slips into his tight hole. The vibrator fucks Roman's ass nice and deep for a while before he turns over, on to his back, and the hands begin to wank his cock again. The wanking is slow and gentle and soon a nice creamy load is delivered by Roman. Then it is time for a shower to clean up to finish Roman's very enjoyable video.
Kamil Kladelko is from Prague and is aged 22. He is a designer who enjoys jogging, painting and athletics. What a good looking guy Kamil is who photographs very well indeed. As he strips of, slowly we see his nice hairy chest. Then he opens his jeans and shows us his cock, in its softened state. Before he works on his cock though Kamil decides to show us his ass, and what a lovely hairy ass it is too. He spreads the cheeks very nicely, to ensure we get to see his tight hole. But it isn't too long before he gets to work on his cock, presenting an excellent erection as he sits there. Kamil really does look good as he lets us see it all, giving us more great views of that ass as well. I will be looking forward to seeing his erotic video when it appears, which should be next week.
Dima Lukin is from Decin and is aged 21. He works as a scaffolder and likes music, juggling, basketball and tennis. This is a second stills shoot that we did with Dima. He is such a handsome guy it is a joy to see him again. Dima is very keen to show us everything and starts by exposing his ass to us, before he is fully naked. Then he turns and shows us the front view, with a beautiful looking cock, soft and framed by a nice full bush. But it isn't long before Dima has stiffened his cock, and it stands proudly to attention as he poses for the camera. Then he concentrates on ensuring we get some wonderful views of his beautiful ass as well. All in all Dima is one handsome guy, who looks wonderful in this shoot. There will be another erotic video to follow.


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The response given below by Dr. Teo Ho Pin just does not make any sense. It does not give the rationale for doing such a deal.
1. One important missing information is cost of developing the software. Selling the software means that they have to incur the cost of redeveloping the software if the AIM decides to charge an exorbitant fee for the leaseback or if it decides to terminate the leaseback. This will put their constituents on the hook.
2. They sold the software for $140,000 and leased it back for $785 per town council per month. There are 14 town councils so the total paid to lease the software i $11K. AIM gets its money back after 13 months and starts to make a profit after that at the expense of constituents. This looks like a financially unfavorable deal that will cost the town councils more money in the long run.
"Dr Teo said although five companies collected the tender agreement, the sole bid was submitted by AIM, a company fully owned by the PAP." - Report Below.
The PAP Town Councils owe the people an explanation for what it has done. I'm surprised that a company fully owned by the PAP is allowed to even bid for the contract given the potential conflict of interest involved here. The explanation reported below is completely unsatisfactory for anyone who has any ability to think and reason....it insults the intelligence of Singaporeans.
Computer firm says town council's claim "inaccurate"
by Tan Qiuyi
Updated 06:09 PM Dec 24, 2012
SINGAPORE - A disagreement between Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC) and a company that used to provide its computer and financial systems continues.
In a letter to the media, Action Information Management Pte Ltd (AIM) said AHTC Chairman Sylvia Lim's allegation that a service extension with AIM had to be "fought for" was inaccurate.
AIM said two service extensions were granted - in August and September 2011 - before the contract lapsed.
AIM also said it would have agreed to a further extension if the AHTC had asked for it.
As AHTC did not do so, the contract was allowed to lapse.
AIM Chairman S Chandra Das said the company's current directors, three former People's Action Party (PAP) MPs, namely himself, Chew Heng Ching, and Lau Ping Sum do not receive directors' fees or any other benefits.
In a separate letter, PAP Town Councils said its Town Councils Management System (TCMS) was sold to AIM through an open tender, and their contract was in accordance with the Town Councils' Financial Regulations.
Ms Lim had earlier asked why PAP Town Councils (TCs) had transferred ownership of its computer software to a third party, and questioned the AIM's contract with the PAP TCs.
Coordinating Chairman of 14 PAP TCs Dr Teo Ho Pin said the TCMS owned and used by them was developed by National Computer Services Pte Ltd.
In 2010, PAP TCs called an open tender to sell the ownership of the developed application software.
Dr Teo said although five companies collected the tender agreement, the sole bid was submitted by AIM, a company fully owned by the PAP.
AIM offered to buy the software for S$140,000 and manage the system for a monthly fee of S$785 per TC, for an initial term ending 31 October 2011.
Dr Teo said after the 2011 general election, AIM decided to end the contract with AHTC.
AIM only owns the rights to the software, so all computer hardware belong to the respective TCs and these remained with AHTC when its contract with AIM ended.
Dr Teo also said the handover by AIM to AHTC took place from 27 May to 9 September, and during the transition, AIM had promptly handed over all data and information to AHTC in accordance with the TC's preferred format. CHANNEL NEWSASIA


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Andechs is a small town in Bavaria, Germany. It is popular mainly because of the nearby Andechs abbey.
Get in
By public transportation (S-Bahn) to Herrsching, south west of Munich; from there an approximately 3km hike through beautiful scenery, or take a bus or cab. Taking the car is not advisable, at least not if you plan on drinking.
If you are planning a visit, try to avoid the weekends: it can get quite full.
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Kloster Andechs - is a baroque monastery and catholic church of pilgrimage, about 30km southwest of Munich, picturesquely located on a hill between the Ammersee and the Starnbergersee. It is surrounded by dairy pasture, and the Alps sit off to the horizon in the south. Take a seat, and just look around. No matter the time of year, the scenery is beautiful.
I have been to the Andechs on more than one occasion and I must say that the Swine Schweinshaxe (Pork hocks) are very tasty. They are slowly roasted in a stone oven until the skin is very crispy and most of the fat is melted. They are made from pigs raised at the monastery (though the monks themselves do not touch the unclean animals) and they are fed the grain and hops used in the beer making giving the pork a very unique flavour that must be sampled at all costs. You can bring your own food in as well to add to the already large selection as most of the locals do. Your dog is also welcome and they are treated equally as well. The food is available in a smorgasbord style and you can pick out your favourite hunk of pig from the selection. The monastery also has daily specials such as smoked mackerel, weisswurst, or leberkase.
It is fair to say that most "pilgrims" these days come for a spirited experience, rather than a spiritual one. Bavaria is full of baroque churches, but Andechs is famous for its outstanding brewery. The monks of Andechs have been brewing beer for more than a thousand years. They have indeed perfected the art: among the locals the beer is rated as one of the best in all of Bavaria, thus possibly in the world. In the monastery's Schankstube (think pub, not restaurant) it is drawn directly from huge, oaken barrels and is just incomparibly smoother than the carbon-pressurized stuff you might normally be served, and incomparably fresher than what you could get out of an exported bottle. Beer neither stores well nor transports well. If you like beer at all, here you can taste it at the source, and what a difference!. Enjoy either the light or the dark beer; tasting both might be a challenge since it is served in the traditional well-filled 1 Liter steins and the Spezial (special) or Doppelbock (double buck goat) are quite strong. The pretzels are the large kind that is typical of Bavarian beer-gardens, big as a plate, with a thin crust and a soft, bready interior, perfect with a large, white, thin-sliced radish, generously sprinkled with coarse salt. This would be your afternoon snack - outside, in the sun, or under the arched ceiling inside, this place breathes the spirit of old Bavaria like few other (and certainly few of those that are frequented by foreigners). Prost, Herr Nachbar !
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Wyatt Scotti provided the knockout punch, Friday night in Beverly.
The Barnstable pitcher drilled a pair of home runs, including a big three-run blast in the fourth to end it in a 12-1 mercy rule victory over Hamilton-Wenham, in the second round of the Massachusetts State Finals, July 25 at Harry Ball Field.
Barnstable made solid contact off Hamilton-Wenham hurlers all night, accounting for 14 hits, including five round-trippers, before the game was ultimately called in the bottom of the fourth.
"It was a big win," said Barnstable Manager Joe Burke, whose team was looking to recover from a 13-3 mercy rule loss to undefeated Holden, July 24. "We got huge contributions from (everyone). We came up here and got spanked by Holden (Thursday). I don�t know whether it was a ride (back) up here, I don�t know how you guys deal with this traffic, it was a little brutal, but I just liked the way the team bounced back today."
The staff ace, Scotti held a potent Hamilton-Wenham lineup to just two hits, walking none, while fanning six. He also led the Barnstable hit parade going 4-for-4 from the leadoff spot, launching a pair of homers including a two-run shot in the third, before ending the game with the walk-off blast in the fourth.
"Tonight we faced their ace," said Hamilton-Wenham Manager Dave Jones. "He�s a damn good pitcher, so it was just bad luck. If we faced them last night it�s a different game, but Wyatt is a great pitcher, so what are you going to do? We still got to hit. We just didn�t and they did. It�s baseball."
Bennett Teceno took Generals starter Aiden Cann deep on a two-run homer in the first, putting Hamilton-Wenham on their heels early. Brian Frieh (3-for-3) extended the lead scoring off a delayed steal, before lacing an RBI double in the second.
Will Jones attempted to stage a comeback belting a solo homer in the top of the third. Cann�also chipped in with a single,�but the Generals were unable to generate any momentum.
Meanwhile, Ben Baxter ignited a five-run rally in the bottom of the frame delivering a solo homer. Scotti and Teceno followed both going yard, giving Barnstable the comfortable 9-1 cushion.
According to Burke his team thrives on pressure situations such as this.
"After our second loss in the Districts we had to win five straight to get into the Sectionals," said Burke, whose team is now 11-2. "They played five games with their backs against the wall and they know how to fight when its a Little League career over or keep playing (scenario)."
"Hamilton-Wenham was trying to take something away from us," he added. "The game Saturday would have been meaningless if we lost, and we didn�t want (that to happen)."
Although they surrendered 14 hits, Jones feels it�s hard to access his pitching staff since they were up against one of the top hitting teams in the state.
"I don�t know if our guys pitched that bad," Jones said. "We just didn�t mix it up very well and they hit great, so we�ve got to give them a ton of credit."
One thing�s for sure, juggling a staff in these types of tournaments is always a challenge.
"We have a lot of pitching, but in this sort of tournament all these guys can hit fastballs," Jones said. "Our guys throw hard, but these are three of the best teams in the state, so these guys can hit. If your curveballs aren�t strikes they�re going to crush it and tonight our we didn�t have it."
Eli Leonard provided one of lone highlights of the night. The Hamilton-Wenham centerfielder robbed Teceno of a three-run homer at the fence in the second inning.
"That was a nice grab," Jones said. "It was good positioning. We talked about communication with our outfielders. A lot of these guys haven�t played outfield all Little League, so they�re learning. It just shows they�re getting better. That was a great play. It gave us a little boost there for a little bit."
The Barnstable slugger struck back in the third, however, with his second of the night, a tape-measured blast to deep centerfield.
"I thought (Barnstable) hit the ball better than I�ve seen anybody," Jones said. "They hit some bombs. We haven�t had that happen against us (all tourney). What can you do?"
The coach also credits his team�s loyal fanbase for cheering them on every step of the way.
"I love the fans," he said. "The fact they come out and support us through thick and thin its great, this team had a tremendous amount of success. It stinks to lose on a walk-off (homer), but I haven�t seen a team hit like that since we have. We did this to plenty of teams, so now we know how it feels. It stinks, but it baseball."
Hamilton-Wenham wraps up the State Finals on Saturday with a game against undefeated Holden at 4:30 p.m.
"I�m psyched to be here," Jones said. "I�m psyched to be on this stage for these kids, they deserve it. I�m bummed that their not playing great, but that�s life. I told them to keep their heads up. Comeback tomorrow, give it our all and lets remember this for the rest of our lives."
For live tweets of the game visit @hurleysportsWL.
2014 Mass State Championship Tournament
Thursday, July 24
Game 1: Barnstable 13, Holden 3
Game 2: Newton Southeast 5, Hamilton-Wenham 0
Friday, July 25
Game 3: Holden 4, Newton South East 2
Game 4: Barnstable�12, Hamilton-Wenham 1
Saturday, July 26
Game 5: Barnstable vs. Newton South East, 2 p.m.
Game 6: Holden vs. Hamilton-Wenham, 4:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 27
Game 7: State Championship Game, 3 p.m.
All games will be played at Harry Ball Field in Beverly.
Meet the teams
Massachusetts Final Four
Hamilton-Wenham All-Stars
#13 Conor Evers
#28 Will Jones
#15 Aidan Cann
#11 Will Frain
#10 Cooper McGrath
# 2 Daniel McDonough
# 7 Michael Ayers
#15 Lenny Dolan
# 5 Carter Coffey
#12 Eli Leonard
#24 Ian Coffey
# 3 Erik Fotta
Manager Dave Jones
Coach Matt Cann
Coach Bill Frain
Barnstable All-Stars
# 2 Jack Scipione
# 3 Zach Ruth
# 4 Drew Gauthier
# 5 Wyatt Scotti
# 7 Michael Chevalier
# 8 Nick Wilson
#10 Colby Burke
#11 Bennett Teceno
#12 Luke Locasio
#14 Brian Frieh
#17 Colby August
#18 Ben Baxter
#33 Harry Lanman
Manager Joe Burke
Coach Dan Ruth
Coach Bob Scotti
Hamilton-Wenham bows out to Barnstable in State Finals
Wyatt Scotti provided the knockout punch, Friday night in Beverly.


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Lula Scruggs of the Cooley Springs community, when The Stroller gave her the opportunity to speak what's on her mind, zeroed in on government.
Lula Scruggs of the Cooley Springs community, when The Stroller gave her the opportunity to speak what's on her mind, zeroed in on government. "Our government doesn't know what it is doing," she declares. "It is depressing. It doesn't seem to know that you can't spend more money than what you take in, and President Barack Obama may think he relates to the poor folks, but he's not helping with the things he is doing. I have a friend who voted for him, and I just tell her to be sure and explain to the kids when they complain to Mama."
'THANKS': Stroller readers could lift the spirits of Eddie Ridgeway, who retired from the Spartanburg police force after 30 years of service and has been battling lung cancer since last year. Mr. Ridgeway spent many years protecting our community and dealing with charitable organizations for children and adults with disabilities. He was on several boards around town and was president of the Spartanburg Police Club for 20 years. "I was most fortunate to forge many friendships, acquaintances and relationships during this time," he says. "I continue to receive many phone calls from people checking on me, and I enjoy getting phone calls, but I am unable to take all of them but will return them when I can. Thanks to everyone for the support and friendship." The Stroller encourages folks to send Mr. Ridgeway a card or letter with wishes for the best, and the address is P.O. Box 363, Reidville, 29375.
'FIERCELY INDEPENDENT': Randy Faulkner offers an explanation to Larry Cooper, who asked that someone explain to him the culture of the South, including the "love of guns, war and the refusal of federal dollars to promote education." Mr. Faulkner begins several generations back. "This was a time," he says, "when the South was mainly rural, and people had to protect themselves from outlaws and wild animals. And there was also a tradition of neighbor protecting neighbor. I believe this still lives on. I have also read many stories in Southern states where armed citizens have rushed in to save strangers who were being attacked. As far as a love of war, I think you have mistaken our patriotism. The Southern states account for more than 42 percent of enlistments in all services, with the mid-Atlantic, New England and the West Coast being way far behind. As an Army officer, I can assure that we do not love war. We are the ones who suffer in war. And lastly, why did South Carolina refuse federal education dollars? Maybe you should ask the people of Georgia whether they would have accepted it, knowing what they know now. Georgia has virtually no say in its secondary curriculum anymore. The feds dictate the class sizes, and when the money runs out, the states will have to continue to pay for all of this or else they have to pay back the federal money with interest. I think we turned down the federal money because Southerners are still fiercely independent and fiercely wary of gifts from the North."
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Amid falling first-year enrollment and shrinking class sizes, New Jersey's law schools have either reduced or frozen their faculty hiring efforts at a national recruitment conference held this week, though they utilized the event in past years to bolster their staff.
"We're looking at hiring three (professors) this time, but only because we're expecting three vacancies," said Ronald Chen, vice dean of the law school at Rutgers University's Newark campus. "Everything seems to be shrinking at law schools, and it has an indirect effect on faculty hires."
Chen said the number of full-time, daytime students entering Rutgers-Newark Law slid from 230 students in fall 2010 to 177 students in fall 2012. Similar drop offs occurred at Seton Hall Law School, which matriculated 249 students in fall 2010 and welcomed 202 students this fall, and Rutgers-Camden Law, where enrollment steeply fell from 251 students in fall 2010 to 117 students in fall 2012 amid talks of a merger with Rowan University.
Claudette L. St. Romain, Seton Hall Law associate dean of academic affairs, said the school hired 10 law professors between the past two annual Association of American Law Schools Faculty Recruitment conferences, mostly to fill slots left in the wakes of retiring faculty members. But St. Romain said the school did not send recruiters to this year's conference — which began Oct. 11 and will run through Oct. 13 in Washington, D.C. — and it did not hire any professors at the start of the year.
While a Rutgers-Camden Law spokesman said the school welcomed four assistant professors this fall, he said no recruiters were sent to the conference this week, either.


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Saints going to State - Here are the SJA Saints who placed second in the 4A Section and thus qualified for the State Individual Wrestling Tournament which will be held this weekend in St. Paul. All four wrestlers are seniors. From L. to R. Cody Hanson, Victor Torres, Devin Wolle and Zack Gleiter. Photo by Lynette Kinnetz. Story in sports.
Four Saints wrestled their way to the Individual State Wrestling Championship last weekend by placing second at the 4A Section Tournament at Le Sueur-Henderson High School.
The Saints, all seniors, will cap their careers by going to the state tournament which is scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Making the trip from St. James will be Cody Hanson, wrestling at 113; Zack Gleiter at 152; Devin Wolle at 182 and Victor Torres at 285.
While fans are excited for the wrestlers who are going, that enthusiasm is tempered by the fact two seniors who went to State last year are not going this year.
Richard Soto at 120 and Isaac Carreon at 132 did not win one of the top two spots this year.
Soto was the first hispanic wrestler from St. James to step on the champion's podium when he finished sixth last year.
Fact is, if you are wrestling for St. James Area in a section championship you are a very good wrestler - a wrestler who is going to be remembered over the year.
But if you are wrestling for that championship you are going to be facing good wrestlers. This time Richard came up short as he first lost the championship match and then lost the wrestle back which determined true second. Both of the wrestlers were highly ranked and one of them finished second in the state last year at 113.
Isaac suffered a serious knee injury last month and couldn't make a complete recovery by tournament time. Isaac won his opening match, but eventually his knee didn't allow him to continue. His last match was an injury default.
Saints Head Wrestling Coach Gene Hildebrandt said it was a tough ending for two great kids. He thanked them for the time they put into Saints wrestling. Hildebrandt knows, "They will do fine in life."
There were a couple of Saints that almost made it to state. Senior Ryan Westman finished third at 170 lbs. Ryan lost to a wrestler who lost the championship match, so he didn't have a chance for a wrestle back match.
At 220 junior Adrian Torres lost in the last few seconds of a match to determine who earned the second place finish. Adrian has been out much of the past month because of a medical condition and that might have affected his condition.
Leading 3-2 late in the match, he was called for stalling. With the score tied, he was taken down near the end of the third period and lost his chance for a trip to state this year.
Cody Hanson is making his fourth trip to state. Coach Hildebrandt said there are not many wrestlers who have wrestled for St. James who can claim that distinction.
Cody got to the championship with a couple of pins, but he lost to a Windom/Mountain Lake wrestler 5-2 in the championship. Hanson had already beaten the wrestler who came through the wrestle back bracket, so he was the second place finisher by the rules.
Zack Gleiter had one of the more interesting and longest journeys to make it to state. Seeded third at 152, Gleiter lost his opening match. At that point the chance of making it to state is pretty slim.
He first had to wrestle a match to get into the wrestle back bracket. Coach Hildebrandt said, "I told Zack to get three slips of paper and write 1 on one slip, write 2 on another slip, and write 3 on the other slip. If you win three matches you will wrestle for a chance to go to state.
"Every match you win, you give me one of those slips."
The Saints have a 'Men on a Mission' motto and Zack was on a mission.
He won the first match by a pin and gave the Head Coach slip 1. He won the second match by a technical fall and Zack turned over slip 2. He won the third match 5-3 and Zack gave the Coach slip 3.
Now he was wrestling for true second. It's something for a Head Coach with decades of wrestling experience to say a match was 'one of five most intense' he's ever been involved with, but that's what he called Gleiter's match.
Zack was losing the match when he turned his opponent from Windom/Mt. Lake over and pinned him. After the match the Head Coach and Zack's Dad each gave him a slip with four on it.
Wolle was second seeded and opened with a pin. He had a hard fought win in the semis over a River Valley wrestler by a score of 2-1. Devin has wrestled this kid before and beaten him before by close scores. Wolle lost the championship but the River Valley wrestler came through the wrestle back bracket so Devin went to state by having already edged him 2-1.
At 285 Victor Torres won by a pin, won the semifinal in overtime 6-2 and lost the championship match to unbeaten Lance Braid of River Valley. He also had beaten the wrestler that came through the wrestle back so Victor is also off to state.
Other finishers for SJA were Mario Garcia who finished sixth at 106; Soto third; Carreon sixth and Tyler Westman who finished sixth at 138. Westman won his first varsity match at the 4A Section. He replaced Mark Alvarado who had appendicitis and had his appendix removed days before the tournament began.
Kody Curry finished sixth at 145; Westman was third at 170; freshman Chris Johnson was sixth at 195 and Adrian Torres was third at 220.
Now it's on to State where every match is tough. It's the last hurrah for four senior Saints. Read all about it next week.


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Gov. Deval L. Patrick announced yesterday to a packed room at the DCU Center an ambitious initiative designed to produce thousands of homes per year.
"Today, I am challenging us all, government and private sector partners alike, to produce 10,000 multifamily housing units every year. … That means by 2020 across the state we should see 80,000 new multifamily units," Mr. Patrick said. "We can do this. In fact, we have to do this. By working to strengthen and expand our current initiatives and through great collaborations with organizations and agencies all across the state, we can meet this challenge."
At "Under One Roof," the state's first Housing and Community Development conference in more than a decade, Mr. Patrick detailed the new Compact Neighborhoods program. The goal of 10,000 new housing units per year was set after collaborating with the Metropolitan Area Planning Council and the Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University.
"To meet the needs of our workforce, we need more housing for middle- and moderate-income families, more housing," Mr. Patrick said. "We need more multifamily homes, rental apartments and starter homes. And we need these homes near jobs, near transit and near city and town centers."
The Compact Neighborhoods program complements smart-growth programs by providing incentives to encourage residential development near transit and town centers. The program will recognize communities systematically planning for economic and housing growth and will offer Chapter 40B relief and priority consideration in discretionary funding programs, such as the MassWorks Infrastructure Program.
Mr. Patrick said that thanks to a consistent and disciplined strategy of investing in education, innovation and infrastructure, the state is growing. At times, the growth is as much as twice the national rate, he said.
"Consistently, for four or more years through and coming out of the great recession, our commonwealth has been getting stronger, steadily adding jobs and growing the middle class," Mr. Patrick said. "A successful growth strategy is never about just one thing; … it's never about just one investment policy or one tax incentive or one new road or rail line. …Housing is one of those inter-connective elements because a growing economy needs to accommodate a growing workforce."
Mr. Patrick said communities flourish when young families become part of it.
"Housing brings vitality to city and town centers and helps support local business, stronger schools, reliable transportation and attractive open space nearby, alongside decent and affordable housing," Mr. Patrick said. "All of this, all of these issues connect to grow our economy and our commonwealth. And I need us all to do more."
In addition, Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray discussed the administration's commitment to preserving and strengthening affordable housing for residents, particularly veterans. Mr. Murray also discussed the administration's reforms of the emergency assistance program, which is designed to increase investments in preventing homelessness and expanding permanent housing solutions.
The "Under One Roof" conference was a full-day event focused on housing issues, including emergency housing assistance, the state's public housing program and the plans to grow the state's housing stock. Approximately 1,000 people attended the conference, which included sessions hosted by state, nonprofit and private-development housing leaders.


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DENVER Across the West, lakes are half full and mountain snows are thin, omens of another summer of drought and wildfire.
Complicating matters, many of the worst-hit states now have even less water on hand than a year ago, raising the specter of shortages and rationing that could inflict another year of losses on struggling farms.
Reservoir levels have fallen sharply in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada. The soil is drier than normal. And while a few recent snowstorms have cheered skiers, the snowpack is so thin in parts of Colorado that the government has declared an extreme drought around the ski havens of Vail and Aspen.
Last weeks blizzard brought a measure of relief to the Plains when it dumped more than a foot of snow. But it did not change the basic calculus for forecasters and officials in the drought-scarred West.
Its approaching a critical situation, said Mike Hungenberg, who grows carrots and cabbage on a 3,000-acre farm in northern Colorado. There is so little water available this year, he said, that he may scale back his planting by a third.
Across Colorado, the snowpack is just 72 percent of average as of Feb. 1, which means less water to dampen hillsides and mountains vulnerable to fire, less water for farms to use on early-season crops and less to fill lakes and reservoirs.
Heavy rains and snow recently have brought some hope to the parched states of Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri. But 55.8 percent of the United States remains locked in drought, according to the governments latest assessments. Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., put it this way: Mother Nature is testing us.
Udall, Sen. Michael Bennet, a Democrat, and other members of Colorados congressional delegation are seeking $20 million in emergency funds to help restore watersheds in Colorado ravaged by last years wildfires.
If Congress does not head off the looming across-the-board budget cuts set to take effect March 1, financing for the Forest Services Wildland Fire Management program also would be cut by $134 million. As many as 200,000 acres would not be treated to remove dry brush, dead wood and other tinder for wildfires.


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couldn't be happierMonday, February 11, 2008
I must admit, I feel a bit funny about posting these photos. Especially after all of your lovely comments on my tangled yoke, already. I so appreciate every single one. Thank you! Please, do not feel the need to comment on it. In fact, unless you are interested in making this, you should just move on down your bloglines. Really, I won't mind.
Needles: size 5, circular and double point.
Modifications: I made the sleeves a little longer, 18 1/2 inches, because I do have long arms. I also only used 7 buttons instead of 9, because I had those buttons in my stash.
This sweater also requires blocking. I am not a huge blocker, in fact, I rarely block. However, when you block it, the cables relax.
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Now THAT is a sweater worth every bit of agony in the making- it looks great ON, too. Very fabulous. In fact, it looks better on you than on the model in IK, and now I have to make it too. You'll see the pics, in oh, I don't know, about a year. And it probably won't fit. But enough about me.ReplyDelete
I love it! And I also made the cookies from the post before this one just a few hours ago. I can't seem to resist when I see them look so delicious on your blog!ReplyDelete
It's fantastic. Truly. It looks great on you and like I said in Flickr, it's inspiring me to finish my own. Love it!ReplyDelete
Wow! It's just beautiful. I hope you're glad you stuck with it -- well worth the effort!ReplyDelete
love this. you did a great job, leslie. i'm itching to get back to mine -- i've got a long road ahead, though...ReplyDelete
i think i am going to feel the same way about mine. if it turns out even a fraction as lovely as yours, i will be happy!ReplyDelete
What beautiful work . . and I love the buttons too!ReplyDelete
This sweater is beautiful. I really think I need to consider making one myself. It looks even nicer being modeled.ReplyDelete
I said it before but I will gladly say it again...your Tangled Yoke is just perfect! I agree with Kirsten too about the modeled shots really showing an FO.ReplyDelete
Outside in 13 degree weather?! What are you a weirdo or something ;-)
ooooh, it really looks perfect!ReplyDelete
it's gorgeous. i've said it before and i'll say it again. it's gorgeous.ReplyDelete
That is a great sweater! It does look like it's much more fun to wear than to knit, but so worth it to knit.ReplyDelete
It's *lovely*. And thanks for sharing your thoughts about both the arms and the blocking. I knit both arms with an extra 12 rows, but was feeling convinced that both needed another inch. I'm gonna do it (trust my gut this time). I have monkey arms and hate it when things are too short.ReplyDelete
Hope mine comes out half as lovely as yours!
Yea...as if we aren't going to comment on that gorgeous piece of knitting! I think I like your version better than the IK one! I can see how it would get a little tedious, though -- size 5's!ReplyDelete
Anywho, enjoy your yummy sweater in this coooold weather (and kudos to your dh for helping with the photo shoot!).
I love the sweater, too! And I know what you mean about just being happy that it's off the needles, already. Nothing like modeling for the blog to make you feel self-conscious, eh? They are nice photos, show off the sweater well, and I really like your favorite wall. If I have to consider making the sweater in order to comment, I will consider it...it looks like it would be great fun to wear (if not to knit!). =)ReplyDelete
I just love that Felted Tweed! And you seriously look like a rock star in your TYC;)ReplyDelete
Oh man, it's so great! Love the soft gray. You are so good at the finish work - it's stunning!ReplyDelete
it. is. gorgeous.ReplyDelete
love the action shots...it looks so pretty on you.
Silly girl, of course we want to comment :-) how could we not, when the sweater looks gorgeous, and you model it so well. I'm glad you expect to get a lot of wear out of it, makes it all worth while in the end I'm sure. I myself wouldn't fancy ALL of that st st!ReplyDelete
Have a great day.
It looks just brilliant. I debated pretty hard between this and the tilted duster, and ultimately went with the tilted duster. I'm pretty regretful of that, because I am not sure that the TD will be as flattering on my body shape. But it's cast on now.ReplyDelete
Anyway, yours is awesome! I love it!!!
This is a cookie thank-you; although the sweater is amazing! I've been inspired to join the Cookie of the Week spirit and so far am doing great. We loved, loved the Dunkin Platter Cookies; they lasted about 6 or 7 days, maybe, and that was the whole recipe!ReplyDelete
Thanks Again!
I don't plan on making the sweater but that doesn't matter. I just wanted to compliment you on a job well done on both the making *and* the modeling :o)ReplyDelete
Very nice! It definitely looks like a sweater you will get a lot of use out of.ReplyDelete
It looks fabulous on! The grey is perfect.ReplyDelete
It looks so elegant on you! You make knitting sweaters look so enticing:)Yes, this is a great wall to take photos up against. Taking photo shots of the sweater this way is the best for us to see it and how it is suppose to look on. Thanks!ReplyDelete
OH GOSH LESLIE! I have seen several TYs finished and yours is the most fabulous! I love the color, the buttons, and the fit is wonderful. Thank you for sharing the action shots with us all.ReplyDelete
gorgeous!! i love it!ReplyDelete
a beautiful breath of fresh air - especially the last pic! stay warm!ReplyDelete
Wholly crap, that sweater is gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Holy Mackerel! Look at all the comments you have received! And look at that amazing sweater!ReplyDelete


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Hardaway, Little connect twice in final five minutes of regulation to give Meade 28-25 victory.
In a state championship game that featured two of the top rushing teams in Kansas, it took the Meade Buffaloes ability of an aerial attack that was the difference in their 28-25 victory over Centralia in the Class 2-1A title game at Lewis Field.
Chris Hardaway threw a 24-yard touchdown pass to Jett Little with 36 seconds left in regulation and Trevin Wiens added the two-point conversion as the Buffaloes completed their comeback with under five minutes in regulation to win their second state title in three years.
It was the second time Hardaway and Little connected for a touchdown after the Panthers built an 11-point lead with 4:44 left in regulation. Hardaway found Little for a three-yard score after the Buffaloes quickly drove down the field.
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Hardaway led the team in rushing with 112 yards and was 8-for-18 throwing for 85 yards. Wiens ran for 69 yards and a 2-yard touchdown to put the Buffaloes ahead 14-13 in the third quarter.
Centralia quarterback J.T. Rosine ran for 145 yards and two scores: a 46-yard run in the first quarter to open the scoring and a 27-yard run for the Panthers' final score of the game for a 25-14 lead. Darrin Turner scored on a 27-yard run to open the stanza to put Centralia back on top. Sam Steinlage scored from five yards out in the second quarter to put Centralia up 13-7 at halftime.
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Class 4A -- Holton 21, Eudora 0
Class 5A -- Bishop Carroll 60, Bishop Miege 21
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