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Landing Sites for the Rocketman
With his win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Ryan Newman affirmed that he's still as capable as he's ever been.
The former Daytona 500 champion and three-time NHMS winner started from the pole on Sunday for the 50th time in his career. He's only the ninth driver in history to achieve the feat and is in close company with drivers like Darrell Waltrip (59), Bobby Allison (58), Mark Martin (56) and Bill Elliott (55). Sunday marked the fifth time in his career that he's won a race from the pole.
The win vaults him up to 15th in the standings and he's just 20 points (or a win) away from taking the final Chase Wild Card from Martin Truex Jr.
However, while he's put himself in a position to chase a championship this season, his future remains very much in question. Owner Tony Stewart announced at NHMS two weeks ago that Kevin Harvick's signing with Stewart-Haas Racing would mark the end of Newman's tenure with the team.
The Rocketman has yet to land with a new organization. The historic win at the Brickyard proves that he deserves to remain with a prominent organization, but there seem to be very few suitors for his services.
Let's take a look at some of the more successful teams in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the possibility that Newman races for them in 2014:
Stewart-Haas Racing - This is obviously a throwaway, as it's been made clear he'll be departing the organization. Stewart says there are no plans to expand to four cars. Many would contend that Newman is far more successful than Danica Patrick, and there's no argument against that, but two things: she's still under contract next year, and she brings sponsorship money. I know it's tough to swallow, but it's a "c'est la vie" moment.
Possibility: none.
Hendrick Motorsports - Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Kasey Kahne, all four made the Chase last year, and all seem comfortably rooted with the organization. With NASCAR's restriction of four cars per team, there's no opening here.
Possibility: none.
Joe Gibbs Racing - It would be ironic if Newman got teamed up with the guy that called him an ogre and said he's "glad he's out of a job." However, the odds of Kyle Busch and Newman joining hands to sing "Kumbaya" around the JGR campfire seems unlikely.
There's an option to add a fourth driver, but the team has long seemed content running three teams. Kenseth was just brought in, Hamlin nearly won the 2011 Sprint Cup Trophy and Busch, while sometimes a loose cannon, is one of the best talent's in the sport.
Possibility: very slight.
Roush Fenway Racing - The team went down to three cars when it cut David Ragan's No. 6 after the 2011 season. That leaves the possibility of expanding back to four at some point, but another car doesn't seem to be an immediate interest and that might not be Newman's seat anyway.
Trevor Bayne, a former Daytona 500 winner like Newman, joined Roush Fenway Racing as a Nationwide Series driver midway through 2010 and has been seasoning himself there since. But, his ninth-place standing this year does raise questions on how soon he may (or may not) be ready for the Sprint Cup Series. Perhaps Newman could take the fourth seat ... perhaps.
Possibility: slight.
Ok, now that we've taken a look at some of the teams that probably won't come calling. Here are some more intriguing possibilities:
Richard Childress Racing - Kevin Harvick's departure clearly opens up a seat with the team. It's all but assumed that Childress's grandson, Austin Dillon, will fill it. He just took over the points lead in the Nationwide Series this past weekend and won the Camping World Truck Series championship in 2011. But, that doesn't mean that Newman can't join the team as well.
RCR ran four cars until Clint Bowyer departed for Michael Waltrip Racing after 2011. His old No. 33 car still enters some races (Dillon drove it Sunday at Indy), and it was assumed that it was being saved for Dillon (before Harvick announced his departure). Younger brother Ty Dillon is in the trucks right now, but still a few years away from the Sprint Cup Series. It's possible that Austin Dillon and Newman bump RCR's car count back up to four and that Ty Dillon replaces an aging Jeff Burton sometime down the road.
Possibility: decent.
Penske Racing - Newman raced for Roger Penske full-time in the Sprint Cup Series from 2002-08 and he made a point not to burn any bridges when he left there for Stewart-Haas Racing. His most successful seasons came with the team when he finished sixth three times and seventh in a four-year span from 2002-05. In 2003, he won eight races and claimed 11 poles. The team currently only fields two cars and picked up its first Sprint Cup Championship last season.
The possibility for expansion is there, but Sam Hornish Jr. has been very good for the team in the Nationwide Series, and they won't add two at once. Hornish was moved down after struggling in the Cup Series between 2009-11 (eight top-10s in three years) and wasn't overly impressive filling in for AJ Allmendinger last season (one top-10 in 20 races). It's possible Newman could edge him, but unlikely, Hornish has taken the time to develop in Nationwide and is in the midst of a second straight season of title contention.
Possibility: some.
Michael Waltrip Racing - The team continues to grow into one of NASCAR's elites. Clint Bowyer finished second last season and holds the same spot right now. Teammate Martin Truex Jr. is poised for his second consecutive Chase. And, Brian Vickers just piloted the No. 55 to victory lane at NHMS. The No. 55 really needs a full-time driver, as Mark Martin is starting to fade, but it would be a surprise to see the team go away from Vickers to fill that seat.
Of the above Nationwide drivers (Bayne, Dillon, Hornish Jr. and Vickers), only Austin Dillon seems more of a lock to take the step up to Cup than Vickers. MWR could consider expanding to a fourth car at some point, but it's hard to see them adding two full-time drivers at the same time.
Possibility: slight.
Furniture Row Racing - Of all the options, this one is the most intriguing. Mind you, this is just spitballing, but Furniture Row has taken a big step forward with Kurt Busch behind the wheel. It's been a good fit for both parties, and Busch will likely stay put instead of jumping for a larger outfit. But, what's to stop the team from bringing the larger outfit to their current driver?
Money, obviously, but if Newman can bring sponsors to the table, he might be appealing. The idea of a race team isn't to toss one driver out there each week and hope for the best, it's to expand in size and stature. MWR is a great example of this build up. Furniture Row Racing is unique in that it's based out of Denver, but if the goal is to make it in the Sprint Cup Series, adding a second team should be on the task list.
Possibility: some.
Other - It's the dubious "other" distinction. There's Richard Petty Motorsports and Earnhardt Ganassi Racing, but neither has had the recent success to dictate expansion. Then again, neither really has had a marquee driver, so if Newman is floundering in the offseason, it's not out of the question for one to make an upgrade to him.
Another team that could be intriguing, albeit not for Newman's career goals, would be Tommy Baldwin Racing. TBR continues to try to expand from a former start-and-park to a fully competitive team. The next step is signing a bigger name driver. It's probably not Newman's goal, but I assume he'll take it if nothing else pops up, and it might not.
Possibility (for "Other"): high.
To recap, the highest possibility for Ryan Nemwan is that he, sadly, might have to accept a position with a lesser team and earn his stripes for the next year or two. However, Richard Childress Racing or Furniture Row Racing has the ability to add a car for him that isn't in waiting for an up-and-comer. Penske also might be a consideration, if the old team will have him back. All in all, though, it's not a good year to be a free agent.


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For Marcella Hazan, Italian food wasn't spaghetti and meatballs or pizza buried in cheese, and, in fact, never really existed as a simple meal on a red-checked tablecloth. The food of her native land was really the food of individual regions that through the ages had been independent, sometimes hostile, and certainly not prone to mimicking their enemies' cuisine at the family dinner table.
She made it her life's work to preserve and innovate recipes that reflected the best of regional cooking in Italy and in the process introduced legions of Americans to the true foods of her native land.
A straight-talking cookbook author and teacher, Hazan died Sunday at her home in Longboat Key, Fla., said her husband, Victor. She was 89 and had been in failing health for several months.
Hazan, who was born in a small Italian fishing village on the Adriatic Sea and moved to
Julia Child once called Hazan "my mentor in all things Italian."
In 2000 she was given the James Beard Foundation's lifetime achievement award, one of cooking's highest honors.
Hazan's "The Classic Italian Cook Book," published in 1973, and "More Classic Italian Cooking" (1978) were updated and combined into "Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking" in 1992. All of them admonished home cooks to start with only the best ingredients: the freshest vegetables, fruits and herbs; the highest-quality meats, poultry and fish.
"Marcella Hazan has been one of the most influential teachers and cookbook writers of her generation," said Nach Waxman, owner of Kitchen Arts and Letters in New York City. Along with Child and a few other serious cookbook writers, he said, Hazan "helped lead us away from the all-too-frequently slipshod and compromised cut-and-paste foreign cookbooks of the post-World War II period."
Hazan gave detailed instructions — often many illustrated pages long — on how to turn these ingredients into the ravioli al plin, pork loin braised in milk, risotto con funghi e le mandorle and many other dishes that she remembered from growing up in Italy.
Hazan did not believe in masking good food with too much seasoning or heavy sauces, dismissing the latter as "wet food." She decried the overuse of garlic and would walk out of a restaurant that smelled too strongly of it.
In her classes and cookbooks, she urged home cooks to be more daring. She instructed them on the difference between any old olive oil and truly fine olive oil, and taught the fine points of when — and when not — to use such things as an expensive balsamic vinegar.
"What you keep out is as significant as what you put in," she wrote in her 1997 cookbook "Marcella Cucina."
Hazan once wrote that she felt a passion not just for good food but for the hands-on process of preparing it. She once said that "80% of Italian cooking is done in a saute pan." Even cooking in an oven put her "at a distance."
"I need to smell its smells, to hear its sounds, to see food in a pot that simmers, bubbles, sizzles," she wrote in "Marcella Cucina." "I enjoy the physical involvement of stirring, turning, poking, mashing, scraping."
Her recipes had measurements, but she didn't use them when she was the one cooking.
"Taste, texture, time" was her mantra.
Hazan was born Marcella Polini on April 15, 1924, in Cesenatico, Italy. As she grew up, her family of landowners moved about Italy and had a maid who prepared their meals.
Hazan showed no interest in the kitchen; a scientist, she earned two doctorates in biology and natural sciences at the University of Ferrara.
In 1953, she met Victor Hazan, an Italian who had moved to the United States as a boy in 1939. The couple met in Italy, and Hazan soon found herself married and living in New York, where she tried to please a husband who adored good food.
"Victor can cope with many bad things in life, but he cannot cope with a bad meal," Hazan would say.
Using a cookbook by Ada Boni, who then set the standard for Italian cuisine, Hazan honed her skills in a small kitchen.
When her son was a child, she enrolled in a cooking class given by Grace Chu, who introduced many Americans to fine Chinese cooking.
Soon Hazan's classmates were urging her to teach them Italian cooking. She charged $80 for beginner classes in her apartment — a fraction of what her later courses would cost.
Word got around, reaching the New York Times' Claiborne in the fall of 1970. When he called, Hazan did not know who he was but invited him to share lunch with her and Victor.
She prepared tortelloni di biete (tortelloni with Swiss chard filling), spaghetti all'ortolana (spaghetti with eggplant) and artichokes Roman-style. Claiborne included the recipes in the story headlined, "There Was a Time She Couldn't Cook."
"When the article appeared, she was dumbfounded," Claiborne told Los Angeles Times food writer Russ Parsons 20 years later. "She became well-known to the general public of New York almost instantly."
Eager home cooks flocked to her doorstep in New York and later to schools in Bologna and Venice.
As her career took off, her husband, who had been working in his family's furrier business, partnered with her to produce some of the most successful cookbooks of their time.
Marcella would cook and recook her recipes, carefully gauging her husband's reaction. Victor, an authority on Italian wine who wrote well-regarded books of his own, would translate her recipes from Italian and write for the cookbook. No one who knew the Hazans thought of one without thinking of the other.
"In a way, all the cookbooks have been outgrowths of the eager, affectionate conversations about the day's meals that the two of them had in their first New York apartment," food writer Anne Mendelson wrote in reviewing "Marcella Cucina" for the L.A. Times.
With Hazan's first efforts at codifying recipes, she struggled to identify appropriate substitutions for the finer ingredients used in Italy. But by the time "Marcella Cucina" was published, home cooks were demanding and getting the extra virgin olive oil, radicchio and other products that had not previously been available.
Eventually, Marcella's success led the Hazans back to Italy. For years, she taught in the kitchen of a converted 16th-century palazzo in the Cannaregio section of Venice where the couple lived, shopping at the city's open-air Rialto market.
In recent years, Hazan lived with her husband in Florida, near their son, Giuliano, a chef and also a cookbook author. Both survive her, as do two grandchildren.
Luther is a former Times staff writer.

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Integrated Dealer Systems (IDS), a leading dealer management software provider for the RV industry, is hosting a two-part webinar series from RV consultant Chuck Marzahn. According to a press release, the webinars will take place on Oct. 22 and Oct. 24 at 2 p.m. (ET).
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Imagine having an assistant to help you get ready in the morning. Well, that's the intent behind Echo Look, which is a new creation introduced by Amazon this week.
Echo Look has similar elements as Alexa but is able to assist you in looking your absolute best every day.
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The Danbury Museum and Historical Society's most mouth-watering fundraiser, the third annual Valentine's Day Cake Creation Celebration, returns on Saturday, Feb. 23. This sweet event was rescheduled from Feb. 9 because of weather.
Folks who love to design, bake and decorate cakes are competing for a $100 prize in two categories: taste and decoration. Both professional and amateur bakers are participating.
Judges will be the attendees, so get ready to vote for your favorites. All entrants (the deadline has passed) were required to provide a smaller version of their cake for a special cake sale; proceeds will benefit the museum.
Attendees can sample the cakes, sip champagne (or sparkling water or a cold glass of milk) and vote.
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Orlando Magic general manager Rob Hennigan on Wednesday refuted reports that his team is on the verge of a trade with the Los Angeles Clippers that would involve Orlando's Arron Afflalo and L.A.'s Eric Bledsoe as the deal's centerpieces.
"We haven't had a drop or an ounce of communication with the Clippers for almost three weeks," Hennigan said. "So, if we're about to make a trade with them, I guess I missed that memo."
The website Sports City, without citing any sources, recently reported that Bledsoe and wing Caron Butler "are expected to be packaged in a draft-day trade" to the Magic for Afflalo. Meanwhile, ESPN reported Tuesday night that talks between the Magic and Clippers were ongoing and a deal could be reached by Thursday's NBA Draft.
Hennigan said he would be "stunned" if a deal occurred with the Clippers in the near future.
He acknowledged that the Magic and Clippers spoke around the time of the NBA Draft Combine on May 16-17 and categorized the talks as "exploratory in nature and nothing specific."
Josh Robbins covers the Orlando Magic and the NBA for the Orlando Sentinel. You can reach him via e-mail at email@example.com and connect with him on Facebook at facebook.com/JoshuaBRobbins. Follow him on Twitter at @JoshuaBRobbins.


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A former state trooper killed his estranged wife with a shotgun inside a central Pennsylvania supermarket Thursday and then killed himself, days after she filed for divorce and two months after he was accused of beating her, police said.
Mark R. Miscavish, who retired from the state police in 2011 after 15 years, killed Traci A. Miscavish at the County Market in Philipsburg, authorities said.
State police investigators said that he began searching the store for her after arriving there around 10 a.m. "He located her in an upstairs office of the business and shortly thereafter shot her and then turned the gun on himself."
Investigators recovered the weapon, but declined to say how many times it was fired.
He had been arrested Jan. 23 after Traci Miscavish, who had recently left him, returned to the home to retrieve some belongings, Centre County District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller said.
Traci Miscavish believed her husband had been abusing prescription drugs and when she went to take them away, he wrestled her to the ground, pinned her arms behind her and attempted to bind her with duct tape, said Parks Miller, whose office was prosecuting him.
He pulled out a gun — a police affidavit said he did not point it at her — and threatened to kill her, but a passer-by saw him trying to drag her back into the home and stopped to help, Parks Miller said. He was charged with simple assault, terroristic threats and harassment and spent a week in jail before being bailed out.
Parks Miller said Traci Miscavish lived in fear of her 51-year-old estranged husband and told prosecutors she believed he would harm her further.
"She said, 'The next time I see him is going to be at the end of a gun,'" Parks Miller told The Associated Press. "We were very concerned when he got out and we're just devastated now."
Mark Miscavish's defense attorney, David Charles Mason, was not available for comment, his office said.
Traci Miscavish, 49, filed for divorce within the past week.
Her sister Gina March, speaking to reporters outside the supermarket after the shooting, said the system had failed both her sister and her brother-in-law.
"He wasn't in his right mind," March said. "I don't believe he's at fault, I believe he needed help. … And nobody was there to help him, not the judge, not the cops, not our system."
Christina Price, who said she works at a liquor store in the same strip mall as the supermarket, told the Centre Daily Times that Traci Miscavish was a cheerful woman and so friendly and happy that "you couldn't imagine there was stuff going on at home."
Price told the newspaper she had no idea the woman had a protection order against her husband.
"Would it have stopped this?" she asked. "It's like, how do you get out alive? When you've got kids and grandkids and friends and family, how do you split it and get away?"
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Alec Baldwin visited the nation's capital on Monday to press for increased federal funding for the arts after government dollars were cut last year, saying such funding ensures the public affordable access to theater, dance and music.
The actor for NBC's "30 Rock" told The Associated Press he was returning to Congress to press for arts funding after the culture wars of the 1990s first drew him into the same debate about 20 years ago. Part of his passion, he said, was protecting freedom of expression through the arts, as well as arts education.
Baldwin, 54, said his own industry of TV and film is often like the "potato chip business – it's junk food." For more sophisticated arts, he said he has to go out and find music, theater or dance programs just like anyone else. But for him, a night out for culture isn't an issue.
"There are tremendous parts of the country right now where there's a need for federal funding for the arts in order to bring that to people on a level that they can afford," he said. "We still have a cultural heritage to protect in this country. This is what's going to enrich people's lives."
Baldwin said the nation has fallen far short of its high of about $176 million in arts funding in 1992. When accounting for inflation since then, he argues, the U.S. should be spending about $100 million more on the arts than it is.
For 2012, the arts endowment received about $147 million – a $22 million cut since 2010.
"If I had any influence, I'd want the (National Endowment for the Arts) to have a budget of a billion dollars," Baldwin said. "We spend too much money on war in this country."
Baldwin was to deliver an arts policy lecture Monday night at the Kennedy Center to a sold-out audience, and he also was taking his case to the National Press Club before planning to head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to boost arts funding.
Pianist and singer Ben Folds, 45, who is also a judge on NBC's "The Sing-Off," planned to join Baldwin and hundreds of arts advocates from across the country in lobbying Congress.
"I'm just a walking example of someone who would be maybe bussing tables right now at best if it wasn't for my arts education," Folds told AP, recalling his second and third-grade years of singing and learning to read music while playing a simple recorder.
Those kinds of arts programs that emphasize creativity and help build problem-solving skills have been cut back as standardized tests emphasized achievement in reading, math and science, he said.
Robert Lynch, president of the lobbying group Americans for the Arts, said winning increased funding for 2013 will be challenging but not impossible.
President Barack Obama's budget has called for an $8 million increase after cutbacks in recent years.
Funding the arts, meanwhile, is shaping up as one more election-year issue.
Likely Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has said he would eliminate funding for PBS and the arts endowment to help balance the federal budget.
Lynch said he doubts Republicans would go that far. Romney was supportive of arts funding as governor of Massachusetts and understood how the arts cam contribute to economic growth with jobs and by generating tax dollars, Lynch said.
"I just believe that all of the candidates out there are rational people," he said.
Romney has said private funding should fill the void of federal dollars. One way would be adding commercials to public broadcast stations, he has said.
Lynch said arts funding provides seed money to help draw private support and donations to symphonies, theater companies and performing arts centers across the country.
With about 110,000 nonprofit arts organizations nationwide and 40,000 federal and state arts grants given out each year, he said federal funding is part of the infrastructure of the arts industry. Arts-related business also sends tax money back to government coffers, he said.
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Nov. 17, 2004
WELLESLEY, Mass. - MIT women's swimming and diving crushed Conference-rival Wellesley College, 172-122, in Chandler Swimming Pool on Wednesday night. The Engineers won 13 of the 16 events and recorded 1-2 finishes in eight events.
Tech has been an aquatic juggernaut since opening the season with a victory at Wheaton's Batterman Relays. The sound defeat against Wellesley signals MIT's return to the top of the league as the Engineers make a run at their first conference championship.
Wednesday's meet started with Tech's second straight win in the 200 medley relay. In the first individual event, sophomore Kate Thornton duplicated her winning effort from the past weekend with a 24-second victory in the 1000 free. Thornton was also a member of the Engineers' winning medley relay unit.
Julianna Edwards arguably enjoyed the best day for the Cardinal Red and Silver Gray. Edwards was a three-time individual winner, taking the top spot in the 100 back, 100 free and 100 fly. The latter event was an all-rookie dual for MIT, as Edwards edged Anni Larsson in one of the evening's best races.
Freshman Sasha Brophy also posted a big day with victories in the 200 free and 500 free. Brophy also showcased her range with a second-place finish in the 50 free.
The Engineers also earned their first NCAA qualification as Doria Holbrook scored 256.00 points in one-meter diving. In order to qualify for nationals, a diver needs to attain qualifying scores in two dual meets or one championship meet. Once the diver attains the scores, a committee follows with a video review process.


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I like jQuery. Boom. I'm sorry if that hurts your feelings. I like it as a neat DOM access layer and basic building block of desktop websites and applications. I'm saying building block, because only jQuery will not get you far, but that is another story.
There is one rule that you have to keep in mind when you are using jQuery and you care about your code to scale beyond a few lines:
You can never use jQuery modules.
jQuery modules (as in methods and properties hanging off the jQuery's prototype object or, to a lesser extent, things hanging off the jQuery function itself) are practically always the wrong design.
- They all live in a single namespace, so there is risk of collision.
- They force a DOM centric application design.
- It almost never looks nice as an API if you are not implementing actions like "show" and "hide".
Instead for almost all use cases where people use jQuery modules it would be better to use a "stratified" API which is this case just means that you pass the jQuery object you want to work on to a function, rather then calling the function on the jQuery object. While jQuery's beauty derives from chaining its basic methods, this usually doen't make sense for more complex modules.
jQuery.sub() has been introduced to somewhat reduce the risk of namespace collision. I think it will go down in history as the most blatant example of a leaky abstraction because you end up never knowing the exact type of a given jQuery object unless you instantiated it yourself.
What about all those nice jQuery modules, you can copy and paste into your application to make fancy things? My personal experience is that most are of very bad quality, so it makes sense to rewrite them to a stratified API style (usually this only take a few minutes) and then assume ownership of the code and fix bugs as they appear.


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SPRAGUE — A Florida man owes Sprague more than $108,000 that local officials plan to use to replenish a town-administered loan program that helps low- to medium-income people improve their properties.
On Tuesday, New London Superior Court Judge Robert C. Leuba issued a summary judgment for $108,022 against Bruce Kulman, of 1400 SW 27th Ave., Unit 1A, Boynton Beach, Fla., wrapping up more than a year of work by Sprague leaders to recoup the funds Kulman and his father borrowed from the program.
Attempts to reach Kulman on Thursday were unsuccessful. He represented himself in the proceedings. New London attorney Lloyd Langhammer represented Sprague and was unavailable for comment.
"We have many people that could easily use this fund to take care of really necessary work they don't have the ability to handle right now," First Selectman Cathy Osten said. "It's a good program that is still working well."
In November 2000, the state Office of Community Development — now known as the Department of Economic and Community Development — awarded Sprague a $300,000 grant to set up a revolving loan fund for qualified applicants to help them pay for residential upgrades such as new heating systems, windows or roofing.
Over that time, about 30 people have taken advantage of the program, with all the loans being paid back.
The exception, town leaders say, is Kulman. Court records show that he and his father, Lawrence Kulman, signed a promissory note on Nov. 29, 2000, that provided them with $67,800 through the loan fund to cover the costs of improvements to a five-unit apartment building at 41 W. Main St.
Lawrence Kulman died in October 2010, and town leaders are not pursing legal action against his estate. But in an April 16 complaint written by Langhammer, the town alleges that Bruce Kulman "defaulted under terms of the note by failing to pay taxes that were duly assessed upon the property, which became due and payable, and became a lien on the property."
Osten said the Kulmans had an additional $40,000 taken out through the loan program on another property in town.
On top of the outstanding loans, Kulman owed more than $33,000 in back taxes on the 41 W. Main St. property, but that was written off after Sprague bought the units through a foreclosure sale last year.
They're now occupied by five residents as an affordable housing initiative administered by the town.
Osten said the town spent more than a year in talks with Kulman to settle the debt outside of court, but with a third of the revolving loan fund in limbo, there was little alternative but to seek legal action.
"This was a blow to the program," she said. "It was clearly allowed by the contract he signed that we could recoup the money, and the town made the decision it was important. It was 33 percent of the money that had originally been granted. $100,000 is a lot, and we didn't think we should walk away from it."


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In Haruki Murakami's world, fish fall from the sky near a Tokyo train station, backyard wells lead to personal and political violence, and a giant frog tells a businessman how to save Tokyo from its next major earthquake. The mundane mingles with the absurd, but neither offers solutions in a universe bent toward chaos.
Mr. Murakami cites Franz Kafka as one of his major influences, yet he warms Kafka's chilly detachment with Japanese earnestness, producing novels that anticipate apocalypse without succumbing to easy cynicism. In Murakami's world, chaos is softened by empathy – a quality in sorrowfully short supply, in fiction or in reality, in our 21st century.
"Everything is uncertain," muses Tengo, the male protagonist of Murakami's forthcoming novel, "1Q84," "and ultimately ambiguous." In Murakami's world, uncertainty is the norm. But once you accept it, his stories suggest, you can live and love accordingly.
Murakami's native land, Japan, has honed apocalyptic narratives by necessity. The only nation to have been victimized by the atomic bomb in 1945 is an archipelago slightly smaller than the state of California, subject to typhoons, volcanoes, earthquakes, and tsunamis – the latter of which recently destroyed the homes and livelihoods of much of its northeastern population. The brutal irony of the nation's embrace of nuclear power after its World War II blasts was summarized by Murakami himself during an awards speech in Barcelona this spring: "The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is the second major nuclear detriment that the Japanese people have experienced," he said. "However, this time it was not a bomb being dropped upon us, but a mistake committed by our very own hands.
"Yet those who questioned nuclear power were marginalized as being 'unrealistic dreamers.' "
Murakami may well have been talking about himself. Throughout his career, he has been marginalized by his generation, Japan's "boomers," many of whom abandoned political causes when the country's economic juggernaut seemed a sure thing. Living abroad, he heard a lot about his country's wealth and technology but nothing about its culture. "[My generation] was arrogant," he says now. "We believed that the future would always be better, but that's not true."
In his fiction, Murakami depicts a Japan of near-stifling mundanity. His protagonists are frequently bored and self-abnegating chumps whose lives are pierced by the supernatural, leading them to encounters with the darker forces of history, sexuality, and war. "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle," his sprawling 1998 novel, begins with its unemployed hero boiling spaghetti and whistling to Gioachino Rossini's "The Thieving Magpie." Suddenly his cat disappears, his wife leaves him, and he is drawn into a horrific confrontation with Japan's massacres in China.
The shattering impact of the natural and man-made disasters of March 11 in Japan is well suited to Murakami's world, where passive acceptance of the way things seem leads to the violence of the way things are. His generation's blind faith in the future and the ultimate good of technology is being severely tested, with an ongoing nuclear disaster serving as a persistent reminder of "mistake[s] committed by our very own hands." Tellingly, Murakami's readers in Japan tend to be younger than he ("I get older and my readers get younger," he often says), perhaps because they can see what his own generation has chosen to ignore.
Unrealistic and dreamy, Murakami's first novel, "Hear the Wind Sing" (1979), won him Japanese literary magazine Gunzo's prize for rookie writers and launched his literary career. His fifth novel, "Norwegian Wood" (1987; Knopf, 2000), now a motion picture from Anh Hung Tran, won him 2 million readers in Japan – and launched him into a white-hot spotlight. Murakami's reputation for aloofness grew over the years as he studiously avoided Japanese media and literary circles – partly, he says now, because he was shunned by his nation's literary critics for producing a bestseller.
Translator Jay Rubin recounts how Nobel laureate Kenzaburo Oe lambasted Murakami for "failing to appeal to intellectuals with models for Japan's future." With his interspersed references to American popular culture (the Beach Boys, McDonald's, etc.), Murakami was accused of being batakusai, or "stinking of butter": too American to be purely Japanese.
"They hated me," Murakami says of his Japanese critics, "and so I left."
His success, and the attention it brought, propelled him abroad, and his own life might be the subject of a road movie if he weren't so frankly unimpressed by it. He left Kobe for Tokyo at 18, and left Japan for Europe and America as soon as he could, he says, "because I wanted to write something international. And I still do. But I've just been feeling insecure since I was 20, and that's all I've been trying to express. Now the entire world is feeling insecure."
The roots of Murakami's insecurity, his outsider status, are local. When the Tokyo antiwar protests collapsed at the end of the 1960s and the formerly antiauthoritarian peaceniks quickly and obediently joined Japan's large corporations, the young Murakami felt betrayed. To avoid becoming another salaryman, he borrowed money and opened a jazz bar with his wife.
"Those were hard years," Murakami says, rubbing his chin. "But I learned discipline in those years, how to save money, and how to use time wisely."
Japan's current predicament feels eerily anticipated by Murakami's latest novel, "1Q84," in which twin protagonists, a male writer and female assassin, are reunited through the power of a novel and the seduction of a cult while the world they inhabit – "1984," or "1Q84" (the "q" being both a homonym for the Japanese word for '9' and also denoting a question) – melts into a very uncertain reality.
"The world is very chaotic today," Murakami says. "You have to think about so many things – your stock options, the IT industry, which computer you should buy, junk bonds. You have 54 channels on DTV. You can know anything you want from the Internet. It's so complicated, and you feel lost. But if you enter a small, closed circuit, you don't have to think about anything. The guru or dictator will tell you what to do and think. It's simple. So people like to enter those small, closed systems – just like the very intelligent people who gather in Aum Shinrikyo [the Japanese terrorist cult that poisoned Tokyo subways in 1995]. But once you enter that system, you cannot escape. The door is closed."
Murakami's world is about seeking the openings amid closed-circuit systems, a way out of the oppressive structures that civilizations build around their individuals. His world increasingly feels like a stand-in for ours – whether his readers are Japanese, Americans, Europeans, or other Asians – where globalization has made borders more porous but also less reliable. Surely that is part of his immense global appeal. While other novelists strive to keep pace with the headlines, Murakami has always seemed both below and ahead of them, writing from a source beneath our immediate perceptions and crafting narratives that force us to confront our secret selves.
Fiction, he told his audience in Israel in 2009 when he was awarded the Jerusalem Prize, the nation's highest literary award, garners its power "by telling skillful lies – which is to say, by making up fictions that appear to be true. The novelist can bring a truth out to a new location and shine a new light on it. In most cases, it is virtually impossible to grasp a truth in its original form and depict it accurately. This is why we try to grab its tail by luring the truth from its hiding place, transferring it to a fictional location, and replacing it with a fictional form. In order to accomplish this, however, we first have to clarify where the truth lies within us. This is an important qualification for making up good lies."
"1Q84" is a novel that weaves good lies into a simple truth: We reside in a world of uncertainty, and we better learn quickly how to live and love in it.


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Diabetes Association Honors California RV Show
December 13, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Diabetes Association Honors California RV Show
The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association's (RVIA) California RV Show was presented with the Orange County American Diabetes Association's (ADA) Top Third Party Event award during the group's 2013 Volunteer & Sponsor Awards Celebration on Dec. 4, at the Yost Theater in downtown Santa Ana. According to a press release, RVIA was honored for helping to raise awareness of diabetes through the guest appearance of Bret Michaels at the event last October.
"The whole idea of Bret Michaels coming to the show was to promote the advocacy of the American Diabetes Association," said RVIA Western Show Director Tom Gaither. "While Bret greeted our guests at the show, we pledged the gate proceeds from one day at the show to the ADA."
During his appearance, Michaels introduced two brothers with Type 1 diabetes. The boys, 9-year-old Aiden and 13-year-old Cullen Darius, are youth ambassadors and have a daily monitoring of their sugar and carbohydrate levels, sometimes as much as eight times per day. Their dream of meeting Bret Michaels was realized at the California RV Show. The meeting was arranged by the Orange County American Diabetes Association and George Carson of Carson Marketing, in conjunction with the show.
At the Orange County ADA's annual dinner awards ceremony, Gaither presented a check representing the gate proceeds as planned. Tom received a glass award on behalf of RVIA for being the Top Third Party fund raiser event of the year. The evening concluded with promoting next year's events which will raise funds to stop diabetes which is the laudable goal of American Diabetes Association.


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Toasted Candy is the name of our new job board software. It is a unique name needing a unique logo designed. We are seeking something new, fresh, exciting, and weird (to be honest).
- Groovy design
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Nicollet Island/East Bank
Location and General Characteristics
The Nicollet Island/East Bank neighborhood comprises Nicollet Island on the Mississippi River just east of downtown and the portion of the eastern riverbank located between Central Avenue and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad line.
The neighborhood is at the geographical and historical center of Minneapolis. The island is named for Joseph Nicollet, a scientist, geographer and mathematician born in Savoy, France. He led three expeditions through Minnesota, and authored the influential book Map of the Hydrographical Basin of the Upper Mississippi.
Hennepin Avenue East and First Avenue Northeast are two of the main roads that connect the island to the rest of Minneapolis. The island spans 47 acres, and all but two of the houses on the island date from 1864 to 1898.
The island is part of the St. Anthony Falls Heritage Zone.
On the southeastern end of Nicollet Island, behind the Hennepin Avenue bridge, stands this sculpture. A gift from the City of Ibaraki, Minneapolis' sister city in Japan, the sculpture is shaped like a 2,000-year-old terra cotta mold for bronze bells that was discovered in Ibaraki.
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There was some naked tree hugging in Berkeley on Saturday, even though it was cold out, and someone took lots of pictures.
Seventy-eight performance artists, models, protesters and their supporters stripped down for the camera in a grove of oak trees at UC Berkeley that could fall to make room for an athletic training center.
The au-naturel visitors joined a half-dozen activists who have lived in the trees since December to protest Cal's plan to raze the grove near Memorial Stadium.
Only five nudists actually climbed the trees. Everyone else found it more prudent to lie on the ground.
San Francisco photographer Jack Gescheidt arranged the nude photo shoot as part of his "Tree Sprit Project," a series of photos showing naked people in and around large trees.
"What I do is show people at the most vulnerable -- naked -- with trees to illustrate the relationship and beauty of nature," he said. "I hope to do a quiet, reverential photo of people and trees. . . . Humans are drawn to trees. They are important to us in ways that can be difficult to describe in words. My work is all about recognizing and capturing the power of that connection."
His photos tend to have an artistic, even reverential, tone, and this is the first project to be so overtly political.
"The people up in those trees are not crazy, they are doing something beautiful and important," Gescheidt said. "They don't need to destroy this grove."
UC wants to remove about three dozen trees to build a $125 million athletic training center that's part of a larger project that would also upgrade Memorial Stadium, which is bisected by the Hayward Fault and could collapse in a strong earthquake. An Alameda County Superior Court judge granted an injunction on Jan. 29 putting a halt, for now, to the plan, ruling that UC did not adequately address the seismic risks of building on or near an earthquake fault.
The participants in Saturday's photo shoot ranged from longtime nudists and activists to performance artists and dancers. Gescheidt has done a variety of nude photos, including a well-known picture of nude roller skaters going down a San Francisco street.
"This is an activity I am proud to support and honored to be part of," said Debbie Moore, a co-founder of Berkeley's nude theater troupe X-plicit Players. She said she has been arrested dozens of times and faced trial seven times for public nudity. "Besides, I never turn down a chance to take off my clothes."
Adriana Echandi, 18, said she was excited but nervous about her first foray into public nudity -- so much so that she would not say where she lives or where she goes to school.
"I didn't know what to expect," she said. "I'm glad it's warming up."
About a hundred curious onlookers gathered as the activists stripped down, and some broke out cameras and even camcorders to record the event for posterity or other reasons. A few burly young men wore clothing emblazoned with the words "Stanford Rugby." The team lost to Cal Saturday, 83-0.
"Don't say we're from Stanford," one player joked, using his hand to cover the Stanford logo on his shirt. "We'll be blamed if anything goes wrong."
Shawn Alexander, who came from Fresno to visit her daughter, Madison, at Cal, was a bit surprised to see naked people in trees.
"I can confirm there is nothing like this going on Fresno," she said with a laugh.
Her daughter could only shrug and say, "This is the perfect 'only in Berkeley moment' to show to your mom."
Most of the participants quickly clothed themselves after the shoot and left. But a few lingered, nude, to take photos. Jess Walsh has been living in one of the oaks since December, and she was in no hurry to put her clothes back on.
"I'm having too much fun," she said. "This is liberating. I feel totally free. I recommend that everyone try getting naked in a big tree sometime."
This article appeared on page B - 2 of the San Francisco Chronicle.
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"Twenty-sixth Evening" is number 53 in the Hans Christian Andersen Center's register of Andersen's literary works, i.e. no. 53 in the category fairy tale (the range 1 - 300). BFN 396.
"Twenty-sixth Evening" was first published December 1840. Further information: Digterens danske Værker 1822-1875 number 396.
The work was published as a part of Billedbog uden Billeder af H. C. Andersen. Ny Samling. Helliget mine svenske Venner [Danish title]. (Number 2919. BFN 394. Category/genre: Separate publication).
Show this work in its context: all new Andersen publications from 1840.
The work was published later (21 December 1844) as a part of Billedbog uden Billeder. Anden forøgede Udgave [Danish title]. (Number 310. BFN 457. Category/genre: Fairy tale collection).
The work was published later (April 1847) as a part of Picturebook Without Pictures. (Number 313. Category/genre: Fairy tale collection).


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Hendersonville is the place to be, declares Barbara Oakes, who has called it home for the past 30 years. "How lucky we are to live here," she says. "When looking at the troubles around the world, you've got to feel blessed. It's a wonderful place. If you're thinking about moving, do your research. It's still one of the best places in the country to retire to."
THAT EXPLAINS IT: Jim Coulter of Flat Rock says there's a good explanation making the Internet rounds for how President Barack Obama got re-elected. It's the story of a teacher who noticed that her fourth-grade class was interested in the recent election. She told the students, "Let's nominate a class president ourselves." They nominated two candidates who were liked by all the students. Jimmy and Emily would run for the top spot. On the day they made their speeches, Jimmy promised to do everything in his power to be a good president. That was it. Now it was Emily's turn. "If I'm elected," she said, "I promise to give everyone ice cream!" The class went wild. "Yes, yes, we want ice cream!" they screamed. But how would Emily pay for this? Her parents? The school? The other kids didn't know and didn't care, and Emily never mentioned that part. All the kids knew was they were going to get ice cream. The election was held by a show of hands. Emily got 52 percent of the vote. Mr. Coulter says the other 48 percent were told they'd have to feed the cow and clean up the mess!
'WHAT WOULD YOU DO?': The little ones are all ears, and Mountains to Molehills columnist Lou Parris' 6-year-old granddaughter, Emma Bishop, is no exception. She and her family were dining at Fatz the other day, and as she perused the menu for kids, this question was noticed among the food choices: "What would you do if you were president?" Emma piped up, "I know. Hug and kiss babies at the local diner."
TAMARIND THAI: Katie Repass of Hendersonville has discovered a jewel of a restaurant in Arden. It's the Tamarind Thai restaurant, and she gives it five stars. "It's near the airport and behind Target, and it's a really good place for authentic Thai foods," she says. "The people there always are friendly, and their sushi is the best. Also, Thai food usually is expensive, but their prices are very reasonable, and they give you big portions. It's definitely worth the drive."
YIKES!: Two men went bear hunting. While one stayed in the cabin, the other went out looking for a bear. He soon found a huge bear, shot at it but only wounded it. The enraged bear charged toward him. The man dropped his rifle and started running for the cabin as fast as he could. He ran fast, but the bear was just a little faster and gained on him with every step. Just as he reached the open cabin door, the man tripped and fell flat. Too close behind to stop, the bear tripped over him and went rolling into the cabin. The man jumped up, closed the cabin door and yelled to his friend inside, "You skin this one while I go and get another one!"
LAST BUT NOT LEAST: Everyone is invited to Brevard-Davidson River Presbyterian Church tonight for the annual Christmas Lovefeast. In the style of the Moravian Lovefeast, the service will include the serving of Moravian buns, cider and the use of Moravian beeswax candles for the candle lighting that will conclude the service. The Chancel Choir and Westminster Bells will provide music for the service that will center on the theme of English Christmas carols. The English Christmas carol arrangements will include such favorites as "The First Nowell," "What Child is This," "I Saw Three Ships," "Coventry Carol" and "The Sans Day Carol." The choir will be accompanied by string quartet, flute, piano and organ. The church is at 249 E. Main St. in Brevard, and the event will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Hendersonville is the place to be, declares Barbara Oakes, who has called it home for the past 30 years. "How lucky we are to live here," she says. "When looking at the troubles around the world, you've got to feel blessed. It's a wonderful place. If you're thinking about moving, do your research. It's still one of the best places in the country to retire to."


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University News
Go West Additions, Improvements, Routes & More
December 6, 2012
MACOMB, IL -- When Western Illinois University students, faculty and staff returned to campus in August, they may have noticed that traffic congestion near Lincoln and Washington halls along Adams Street had eased considerably since last year thanks to the installation of a new bus "cut-out" in front of those halls. A few weeks later, a few blocks to the west, a new cut-out was completed in front of Olson Hall to ease traffic flow at that busy intersection.
According to Jude Kiah, director of Go West, these initiatives are just a few of several for the University and community transit system. In addition to the cut-outs along Adams, the cut-out on the west side of Western Avenue, in front of Horrabin Hall, was "re-claimed" by the system to improve traffic flow along that busy thoroughfare, and within the community, benches and shelters have been installed by the City of Macomb on Johnson Street, Turnberry Village 1 and Eisenhower Towers. Work is currently underway to install a pad and sidewalk along West Adams Street, directly across the street from Lake Ruth.
"The cut-outs really make a difference not only for the safety of our students, but also our drivers and other drivers on the road," Kiah said. "Throughout the years we've learned a lot and we've changed a lot to 'marry' transit with a pedestrian campus. We have a great working relationship with the city, and they've been supportive of our efforts on campus and within the community."
A new "dinner route" has also been established on campus, busing Lincoln-Washington residents to the Corbin-Olson Dining Center. The route also runs from Higgins Hall to Corbin-Olson on the weekends as the Higgins-Thompson Dining Center is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
"We provide the services our students ask for. A portion of their student fees go toward the bus system, and if they are in need of transportation, particularly in inclement weather, to dining facilities, we will do our best to accommodate them," Kiah added. "We are a customer-based system, and we strive to provide the best customer service possible."
During the 2011-2012 academic year, a "transfer center" was established along Randolph Street, across the street from the Macomb Train Station. Buses are available to transport Amtrak riders from the station to campus and community destinations four times daily.
An upcoming initiative is a new bus garage on East Pierce Street, directly next to the Small Business Development Center and Macomb Area Economic Development Corporation, which will open in March. The garage will house Go West/McDonough Transit offices and all maintenance operations for the county-run system. The $13 million project was funded by state and federal grants. A grand opening will be held in Spring 2013.
In March 2011, Shannon Rericha, then a sixth grade student at Edison School in Macomb, hopped on the Go West bus after school Thursday and was celebrated as the system's 15 millionth rider. On Feb. 22, 1999, Western launched the Go West Transit System with three buses and two routes. Today, 30 buses and 17 routes, including several community routes, like the daily stop at Edison School, comprise WIU's and the McDonough County Public Transportation System's fixed route bus system. Go West carries approximately 55,000 riders each week.
In 2010, Go West was named the inaugural recipient of the Gold Award for Bus Security Program Excellence from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA). Go West was the only system in the nation in the under four-million ridership category to receive the Gold Award. In 2008, the Go West system was one of 10 transit systems -- and the only rural fixed route system -- in the U.S. honored by the Federal Transit Administration Award for Success in Enhancing Ridership.
"Our system continues to grow, and as we continue to grow, we will provide additional services for our riders. Since 1999, our non-University ridership has increased by 330,000. Since July 1 of this year, we've already carried 850,000 riders throughout campus and the community," Kiah noted. "We've seen large increases in a short amount of time, and if our past numbers are any indication, I expect to carry 1.8 million riders in Fiscal Year 2013."
Riders can track the buses via a "live tracker" app available as a free download through the Apple iTunes App Store at http://tinyurl.com/62hyjxu and the Android Market at http://tinyurl.com/6clczu8. Once the application is installed, select "Western Illinois University."
In addition to the app, riders can also have text messages sent to a cell phone to find out when the next bus will arrive in real time. A cell phone symbol appears on bus stop signs along Go West routes, with instructions on how to receive a text when the next few buses will arrive at that particular stop.
For complete routes and times, visit wiu.edu/gowest.
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by Tom Utescher
In their first game of 2012, and the first true Girls Inter-Ac League test for both ballclubs, the Germantown Academy Patriots came to call on the Lions of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy last Tuesday afternoon.
SCH stunned the Patriots by taking a 21-10 lead in the opening quarter, but that proved to be more than half of the total points the Lions would accumulate by the end of the game. GA was back within three points at halftime, and went on to win 51-39 while marking down 16 points, 10 rebounds, eight steals and four assists for senior guard Jaryn Garner.
SCH slipped to 6-7 on the season despite the contributions of three seniors: guard Sydni Epps (13 points), and forwards Michelle Boggs (11) and Elana Roadcloud (nine). The Lions took away a 2-1 mark in the Inter-Ac, having defeated Baldwin and Agnes Irwin in December.
GA, who had also beaten Baldwin before the holiday break, improved to 2-0 in the league and 7-5 overall last Tuesday, when Garner's performance was complemented by juniors Dempsey Cooper (11 points) and Kiernan McCloskey (10 points, 13 rebounds).
The Lions came out playing the kind of focused, team-oriented basketball that they've rarely displayed this season. Two scores of off rebounds by Boggs helped the hosts go up 7-0 before GA got on the board with a three-pointer by Fran Sweeney. Epps then went to work, scoring in transition and then canning two "three's". At the end of the period the Lions had five straight lay-ups attempts on one possession, with Boggs finally putting the ball in to make it 21-10.
"We hadn't seen the two-one-two press and I think that threw us off a little bit," commented GA coach Sherri Retif. "Later in the game it wasn't as effective."
The Lions ultimately didn't have the depth to keep up the strenuous pressing maneuver, especially after guard Gianna Pownell collided with another player late in the second quarter and had to sit out the rest of the game. Pownall retired with four points; her replacement, Julia Schumacher, scored two.
GA's Natalie Toner, who'd hit a three-pointer in the opening quarter, drove for a lay-up early in the second frame, and later Cooper chalked up five straight points on a baseline jumper, a lay-up, and a free throw. When Garner scored off a steal with 3:25 left in the half, the Patriots were back within a point at 21-20.
"Our girls seem to have in their heads that they're supposed to lose to GA, and we need to change that type of thinking," pointed out Lions mentor Steve Purcell. "When GA got back in the game, it was like, uh-oh, here we go again. It hurt losing Gianna, but injuries happen and you've still got to play on."
Retif said that in her club's comeback "Our defense kind of was the catalyst; we got some easy transition buckets off of steals. Early in the game we missed a lot of our three-point attempts, then we attacked the paint for some higher-percentage shots."
Although the Lions were still leading 29-26 at the half, order broke down in their offense in the second half.
"We couldn't get the ball in to Boggs, and we started taking some crazy shots," Purcell said. "Our defense wasn't bad, but we only scored one point in the third quarter. The way we played in the first quarter, there's almost nobody we couldn't beat; the way we played in the third, we couldn't beat anybody."
From the start of the third period to the middle of the fourth, the Pats engineered a 15-3 run that put them in control for keeps. Toner finished with seven points, Sweeney with five, and Mel Repella with two.
"I think they just wanted it more in the second half," reflected Purcell. "Garner played really well for them; she was getting every loose ball."
GA was coming off of a challenging holiday tournament in Atlanta, where they lost the first two of their three games. Their opponents included a pair of University of Tennessee recruits and a team with four players standing 6'4".
"After that second loss we had a team meeting, and I think some good things came out of it," reported Retif, whose ball club defeated Miami's Hollywood Christian School in their final tournament game. "When you lose, there can still be some benefits, and I think the girls really came together and made being a true team their focus. They developed trust in one another on and off the court."


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Tagged: Angie Mentink
5-8-2011 Safeco Field
Today was mother's day. It was also another Little League day at Safeco Field. But I didn't know it was another Little League day at Safeco Field. I assumed that was just a one day deal. But it wasn't. To my initial shock I saw this when I ran inside…
Batting practice was nearly unheard of, of happening on a Sunday. Mainly because a Sunday game follows a night game so I was pretty excited when I saw the BP cage up. There were a few Mariners throwing in shallow rightfield and some Whitesox throwing the ball around in front of their dugout. But no real signs that batting practice was going to happen. Before they allowed us entry to the entire stadium the BP cage was carted off the field by the grounds crew. So much for my excitement. The first chance I got I ran all the way around the stadium to see if I couldn't catch an overthrow from Tom Wilhelmsen.
Just as soon as I ran past the Mariners dugout to snap this picture I heard the ever-familiar sound of a baseball smacking into the seats. My feet stopped and I turned around to give chase even before my brain could register that a ball made it into the seats. I was even turned around before I could locate the baseball. I had a little help from a nearby security guard that was trying to point out which section the baseball was in. I knew it was on its way down to the front row. So I patiently walked towards the field looking in each row until I found it. Since it was Sunday and there was no sign of BP to happen plus it was Little League Day, getting that baseball took a huge weight off my shoulders.
I approached Tom Wilhelmsen as he continued playing catch and we exchanged friendly greetings. I was going to ask him for a baseball but I figured he saw me pick up the one near the M's dugout so I saved asking him for another game in the future. When the Whitesox came out to throw the baseball around it was extremely tough to get their attention. Mainly due to this…
As soon as hordes of people starting walking around the stadium I knew that every single baseball on the field would go directly to a youngster. So I scouted for any opportunity to grab an autograph. And a picture.
That's Angie Mentink. She is the Root Sports sportscaster for every Mariner home game and Seattle Seahawk games as well. She was really fun to talk to. We talked about her short stint with the Colorado Silver Bullets and I also got to share with her my charity for the Seattle-King Co. Humane Society.
I decided to head down into the 'Pen area and get something to eat. Since it was Sunday I figured I'd try something new. I've never had a crepe before so I figured that would be a good option. Here is where I ate…
I bought the roast beef crepe and it wasn't that good. Maybe it was just me but it lacked flavor. It was messy, and too juicy, and it wasn't very filling. Plus I don't like mushrooms and it came with mushrooms. The cheese wasn't that flavorful either. If I had to rate this place I would probably rate it a three. (ten being the best and one being the worst) The price was average but I didn't buy a soda there so that helped keep the price down. Instead I bought a soda at the Blazing Bagel and it was much needed to wash this nastiness down. Blegh!
I sat here for about five innings and then I moved down into the 'Pen area…
When I stood by the Mariners bullpen I saw Jason Phillips (the Mariners bullpen catcher) doing this…
Jason Phillips is the Mariner standing in the middle of the three in the picture. He is also rubbing mud on baseballs. Yes that is genuine New Jersey Mud that he was coating on several baseballs. I watched him for about fifteen minutes rub mud on about eight baseballs. It was pretty awesome. I assumed a grounds keeper did that job or maybe the ball boys. But I never thought the bullpen catcher would be doing it. Maybe he was bored. But it was still awesome to see. Phillips also spit on his hands to get the mud wet prior to rubbing the balls down. So if you've ever handled a Major League baseball make sure you wash your hands afer handling one. Go here to watch the story about the special mud.
Aside from all that cool stuff, the Mariners were beat again. This time in extra innings. Brandon League took the loss after he gave up a couple base hits and Paul Konerko went 5-5. How cool is that. I thought about going after the lineup card just for that reason alone but I wanted to try to get one more baseball before the game ended. I didnt go to the umpire tunnel like I usually do because lately I've been getting shut down from the home plate umpire. So I figured I'd try something else. But I was denied by both bullpens too. How ironic.
When I got home from the game this was waiting for me on the counter…
I contacted the MillCreek View newspaper in my community and asked them to run a story about me and my snagging abilities for charity this year. They happily obliged and that was the outcome.
Game; May 8th 2011 Chicago Whitesox vs Seattle Mariners
Gameballs; One
Attendance; 26,074
Snagging Baseballs for Puppies has raised; $28.40 this season.
Snagging Baseballs for Relief in Japan has raised; $11.50 this season


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Banned Books Week Heroes Wanted! Celebrate Your Freedom to Read! September 22-28, 2013
Read-Out & Eat-Out!
Beginning around 11:30 a.m. Thursday 9/26 on the Davis Library's Main Floor
Read & Listen to excerpts of your favorite frequently challenged books. Lunchtime snacks provided.
Looking for a banned or challenged book to read, visit: http://www.ala.org/bbooks/frequentlychallengedbooks
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St Francis holds off Fairleigh Dickenson, 89-82
TEANECK, N.J. (AP) Greg Brown dunked twice in the final 28 seconds as St. Francis held off Fairleigh Dickinson in the second to score an 89-82 win Saturday night.
St. Francis built a 10-point lead at intermission and led by 13 with 1:30 left to play, but Mustafaa Jones drilled back-to-back 3-pointers and Sidney Sanders added a 3-pointer and layup as the Knights slashed the lead to four points, 82-78 with 48 seconds remaining.
Earl Brown scored 22 points and Ronnie Drinnon added 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Red Flash (8-17, 6-6 Northeast), who shot 53.6 percent from the floor (30 of 56). Greg Brown and Dom Major Jr. each added 12 points and Malik Harmon contributed 11.
Sanders finished with 31 points to lead Fairleigh Dickinson (8-17, 4-7), with Jones adding another 21. The Knights struggled from the field, converting on just 27 of 68 shots (39.7 percent).


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