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I am knot a not guy.
It seems most people with a channel hammock slip some sort of CL thru the channel and then stick the tag end thru the loop pulling it tight? This creates a very tight gathered end at the channels of the hammock.
Is there a benefit/negative to having a "loose" CL connection? If I was able to create one permanent CL running thru the channel and which would keep the gathered end "loose"?
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The week leading to crowning is underway for Miss Arkansas
This week, Stuttgart's own Miss Arkansas Kristen Glover will compete for the title of Miss America.
Glover, who was crowned Miss Arkansas this past July, embarked last Wednesday to Las Vegas to compete with title holders from each state and the District of Columbia for the title of Miss America.
"I am very excited to be in the Miss America Pageant," Glover said. "I have been competing in the Miss America system for four years and have finally earned the chance to compete for the Miss America crown."
Glover said that after being crowned Miss Arkansas in July she has been preparing for the national pageant by participating in mock interviews, dance lessons, workouts, modeling lessons and wardrobe decisions.
"I am performing a tap dance from a selection of Mozart's Sonata No. 11," Glover said. "I am very proud of my new dance piece and can't wait to perform it at Miss America."
This is different from Glover's talent at Miss Arkansas, which was "I Got Rhythm." Miss Alabama Courtney Porter also chose to perform to the song, but since she was crowned before Glover, Porter was given first choice.
"I am thankful for the change in talent songs," Glover said. "I love a challenge to get back into the dance studio."
Last Thursday, all of the contestants participated in the arrival ceremony and media event at Planet Hollywood and on Saturday the contestants were in the Miss America Contestant Fashion Show at Fashion Mall in Las Vegas.
On Monday, the contestants participated in a 10 minute private interview with the panel of celebrity judges. Beginning Tuesday the open competition begins.
On-stage competition at Miss America includes:
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• Thursday — Talent competition
The announcement of the Top 15 and crowning will occur at 8 p.m. at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. It will be broadcast live on ABC.
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Rothar's School Record Nine Goals Powers Rams Past MSV
Farmingdale State - 19, Mount Saint Vincent - 12
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Sophomore midfielder Justine Rothar (Levittown, N.Y./Division Ave.) scored a school record nine goals for Farmingdale State in the 19-12 win over Mount Saint Vincent this afternoon. The Rams evened their record at 2-2, 1-0 in Skyline play, while the Dolphins dropped their first game of the season, falling to 4-1, 0-1 in the conference.
The Dolphins scored the games opening goal on a free position shot by junior midfielder Katie Tucci (Baldwinsville, N.Y./Baker). The Rams scored the next five goals and never looked back. Farmingdale State took a 9-5 lead into halftime, led by Rothar's four first half goals.
In the second, Mount Saint Vincent would close within three, on Tucci's second goal of the contest. Senior midfielder Theresa Rokee (Lindenhurst, N.Y./Lindenhurst) would answer, scoring the next two goals for the Rams. Farmingdale would pull away, earning their first conference win 19-12.
Rothar scored her nine goals on only 11 shots. She also added three assists for a game-high 12 points, which was another school record. Rothar caused two turnovers and picked up two ground balls for Farmingdale State. Rokee and sophomore attack Katelin McIsaac (Longwood, N.Y./Ridge) each scored three goals, while junior midfielder Jennifer Jung scored twice for the Rams. Sophomore midfielder Jackie Messina (Nesconset, N.Y./Smithtown) and freshman defender Yesenia Quintanilla (Freeport, N.Y./Freeport) each recorded four ground balls for Farmingdale State.
Mount Saint Vincent was led by sophomore midfielder Jessie Mitchell (Suffern, N.Y./Suffern), who scored three goals, had one assist and caused five turnovers.
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The game averaged 114.4 million viewers, making it the most-watched program in U.S. TV history. It surpasses last year's Super Bowl, the previous record holder, by 2.2 million.
Sunday's big game was also the highest-rated Super Bowl since 1986. The game put up a 47.5 rating. In 1986, the game put up a 48.3 rating. The highest-rated Super Bowl remains the 1982 game, which posted a 49.1.
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Dan Carcillo Shanabanned for 7 Games for Dangerous Hit on Tom Gilbert
Brendan Shanahan came down pretty hard on Dan Carcillo for his hit on Tom Gilbert in the game against Chicago on Monday. He received 7 games for the hit.
What do you guys think? Too heavy? Too light? Just right? I'd say given Carcillo's rap sheet, it's probably about just right.. however it might be a little on the heavy side. But at the same time, I've always said how much I hate these hits like this where the defenseman is pretty defenseless trying to go for a puck with the forward having free reign on him. So yah.. 7 games is fine by me.


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Premier Copper Products, an environment friendly brand specializes in kitchen and bathroom products made of 99.7% grade A recycled copper. The brand employs the best of artisans to craft exquisite hand-hammered copper sinks, faucets, bathtubs, vanities, range hoods, mirrors and many other useful installations. Premier Copper Products is one of the few visionary brands that goes above and beyond in their efforts to contribute in making everyday life easy. The products are not just beautifully made and perform efficiently but add value to a consumer's life beyond its usage.
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Premier Copper Products warrants its sinks and tubs to be free from manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for as long the original consumer purchaser owns their home.
The original dated sales receipt is required for any warranty claims. Damage due to installation error, product misuse and improper maintenance are excluded from this warranty. Scratches and stains that can occur under normal use over a period of time will not be covered under this warranty.
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Premier Copper warrants all of its lighting fixtures against defects in materials and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of purchase. If within this period the product is found to be defective, take a copy of the bill of sale as a proof of purchase and the product in its original carton to the place of purchase. The original dated sales receipt is required for any warranty claims. Premier Copper will, at its option, repair, replace or refund the purchase price to the consumer. All costs of installation and removal of the fixture is the responsibility of the consumer. This warranty does not cover fixtures becoming defective due to misuse, accidental damage or improper handling and/or installation and specifically excludes liability for direct, incidental or consequential damages. As some states do not allow exclusions of limitations on an implied warranty, the above exclusion and limitation may not apply. This warranty gives you specific rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state.
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Farmers market comes to UC Davis Health System
UC Davis Health System launched a weekly farmers market on May 16, reflecting a national trend that expands access to fresh, locally grown produce sold directly to consumers.
The UC Davis Health System Farmers Market will be held every Thursday through Nov. 7 from 3 to 7:30 p.m. at the intersection of 45th and Y streets in Parking Lot 12 in Sacramento. Free parking will be available at Shriners Hospitals for Children – Northern California.
"We are very excited about offering this farmers market to our employees, neighbors and the Sacramento community," said Vincent Johnson, chief operating officer of UC Davis Medical Center. "Our vision is to create a healthier world, and by offering at this market the fruits and vegetables that are key to a healthy diet, we are a step closer to achieving that."
UC Davis Health System Farmers Market
Held every Thursday through Nov. 7
Time: 3 to 7:30 p.m.
Location: At the intersection of 45th and Y Streets, Sacramento in Parking Lot 12. Free parking will be available at Shriners Hospitals for Children – Northern California.
The market joins a growing national trend of bringing fresh, locally grown or produced food closer to home. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, there has been a 150 percent increase in the number of farmers markets held throughout the country.
The UC Davis Health System Farmers Market will offer farm-fresh produce, artisan cheeses, grass-fed beef, eggs, baked goods and an assortment of fresh fruits, vegetables and many other specialty items. In addition, music and other entertainment, cooking demonstrations and other activities will be available. UC Davis Health System staff also will provide wellness information and health activities.
BeMoneySmartUSA, a local nonprofit specializing in providing youth with financial, business and career-education programs, is operating the market. A portion of the proceeds from the market supports financial literacy programs for local students.
"Our focus is on educating and empowering our youth to develop the fiscal and business skills they need to really succeed in the world," says Marie Hall, executive director of BeMoneySmartUSA. "Our students work at the farmers markets in job positions incorporating communications, hospitality, journalism, marketing, sales and customer service to learn while they earn and gain real-world experience."


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Dr. Thomas Serwold Joins Joslin Research Team
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
In November, Thomas Serwold, Ph.D., joined Joslin as the newest junior faculty member. Dr. Serwold was formerly with the Stanford Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine at Stanford University Medical School, where he trained with Dr. Irving Weissman, the first scientist to isolate adult stem cells.
At Joslin, Dr. Serwold studies how the immune system's T cells are generated and how they work—research that helps to shed light on what causes type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases.
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Ten Great Books for Catholics to Read
by Julie Davis
Created (07/01/2009)
My Blog: Happy Catholic
List Creator Says: "An interesting exercise and one that had me howling with frustration at what I could not cover! :-) Here you go, in no particular order, always assuming that the Bible and the Catechism are givens. "
In This House Of Brede
Author: Rumer Godden
Reviewer Says:"One of the finest authors of our time, largely forgotten, but who always wrote from a deep background of faith."
The Interior Castle
- by Saint Teresa of Jesus
Reviewer Says:"A spiritual classic for good reason. Written for her sisters in the convent and much easier to read and understand than you may have been led to believe. "
Catholic Christianity
- A Complete Catechism of Catholic Beliefs Based on the Catechism of the Catholic ChurchAuthor: Peter J. Kreeft, Ph.D.
Reviewer Says:"Puts the muscle on the "skeleton" of the Catechism, so to speak. This is the book that I read after converting and which brought my understanding fully into line with the teachings of the Church. Eminently logical."
Pardon And Peace
- A Sinner's Guide To ConfessionAuthor: Fr. Francis Randolph
Reviewer Says:"Fantastic book about the sacrament of reconciliation (or confession as I still like to call it)."
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Jerry Pournelle
Reviewer Says:"Science fiction authors update Dante's Inferno. This is somewhat like Dante Lite and is a wonderful introduction to the concepts Dante wrote about. It is the book that made me take a new look at self examination and then go on to read John Ciardi's translation of Dante's Divine Comedy. Not intended as such by the authors, it is a gateway book to Dante."
A Still, Small Voice
- A Practical Guide On Reported RevelationsAuthor: Fr. Benedict J Groeschel, C.F.R.
Reviewer Says:"Common sense, psychology, and faith as applied to discernment when it comes to apparitions. Highly recommended."
Angels of God
- The Bible, The Church and The Heavenly Hosts
Author: Mike Aquilina
Reviewer Says:"Wonderful primer about angels and their relationship to us."
Captain From CastileAuthor: Samuel Shellabarger
Reviewer Says:"The classic story of a young Spanish nobleman, Pedro de Vargas, who goes with Cortes to conquer Mexico. Rereading it, Washington Post critic and Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Yardley says in his introduction he -was astonished at how well it has survived. . . . It is accurate, meticulously researched history, and it is a sympathetic, nuanced account of a young man's moral education...- Precisely."
Through a Screen DarklyAuthor: Jeffrey Overstreet
Reviewer Says:"A masterful work by a noted film critic about bringing a spirit of discernment to the world of film. Overstreet invites us to consider how film as an art form affects one's soul and ultimately can be a work of God, even when it may go against what many define as "Christian." An excellent work that helps us learn discernment in our daily lives toward any sort of story telling."
Fr. McBride's Guide to the BibleAuthor: Fr. Alfred McBride, O.Praem.
Reviewer Says:"There are several excellent guides to the Bible, among them "You Can Understand the Bible" by Peter Kreeft and "A Catholic Guide to the Bible" by Father Oscar Lukefahr. I chose this above those because it looks at all the books of the Bible in light of salvation history. An excellent guide to looking at scripture on several levels and keeping the big picture in mind."
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 74 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
Progressive travel services start-up needs logo. The company serves travel agents. The company name is Travel Touch.
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Travel Touch is a media company that provides products and services (both print and electronic) to travel agents to "touch" and stay in touch with their travel customers and prospects.
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Conciliation Resources
This article by Rachel Clogg of Conciliation Resources summarises the main developments which took place in Abkhazia in the first ten years after the break up of the Soviet Union.
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Rachel Clogg of Conciliation Resources describes the situation in Abkhazia in 2001 in this article and she also identifies the main social, political and economic changes which took place there during the first ten years after the break up of the Soviet Union. Issues examined range from population movements, economic problems and the fragile political situation to identity, language and relations with Georgia, Russia and the UN.


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Two new movies are out about growing up and finding acceptance — a broad comedy ("Pitch Perfect") and moving drama ("The Perks of Being a Wallflower").
"Pitch Perfect" mixes gleeful musical numbers with raunchy campus antics. Freshman Becca (Anna Kendrick) is a reluctant student at Barden University, where just about everyone belongs to an a capella group. She is ensnared by the Bellas, desperate for new members.
They're a clichéd mix of misfits, but how they make us laugh. As the boldly self-named Fat Amy, Rebel Wilson (from "Bridesmaids") gets the boldest lines, but pigtailed Hana Mae Lee steals the show with her barely audible lunacy.
'Wallflower' will make your heart sing
Stephen Chbosky has done an incredible job as writer-director with "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," based upon his popular novel. It's a wonderful display of ensemble acting headed up by sweet-faced Logan Lerman (Charlie), spellbinding Ezra Miller (Patrick) and lovely Emma Watson (Sam), her "Harry Potter" days firmly behind her.
Charlie enters high school shy, lonely and ridiculed until he meets kindred spirits Patrick and Sam. To Charlie, they are the carefree, confident seniors he aspires to be. But all three are quietly struggling with some serious personal issues.
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Set in the near future, time travel is discovered and quickly outlawed. But wealthy criminals use the new technology to send their enemies back in time to be executed by assassins called "loopers." Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Joe, a young assassin hired for this task. His life is turned upside down when his 30-year-older self is sent back for him to execute.
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The plot takes us down the rabbit hole to new dimensions where psychic powers and moral dilemmas intersect with R-rated shoot-outs. "Loopers" is clearly one of the best action films of this year.
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1) Glendale-trained Ronda Rousey takes titles and MMA world by storm — Much like her six professional bouts — which have never extended past the first round — the year 2012 was a whirlwind of success for "Rowdy" Ronda Rousey.
"She's the biggest rising star in women's mixed martial arts, if not the sport as a whole. Ronda Rousey's rise has been meteoric," wrote Sports Illustrated when it crowned Rousey's rise as the No. 65 sports moment of the year.
Indeed, Rousey's rise to stardom and becoming a full-fledged star in the burgeoning realm of MMA — and in the mainstream — has grabbed headlines in the Glendale News-Press and myriad other forms of media, big and small.
Viewed by many as the complete package of beauty, brawn and intelligence, Rousey's year has been one characterized by landmarks for her career and that of the sport of women's MMA.
"There's a reason I do this, it fulfills me as a person," Rousey, a 25-year-old former Olympic bronze medalist in judo, said in a December interview in Burbank. "The brighter the lights are, the better I see."
In between winning a Strikeforce championship in March and signing on as the first woman to fight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship before being crowned the organization's first-ever women's champion in November, Rousey's roller-coaster ride of notoriety and prominence has had media of all kinds searching for superlatives and Rousey working overtime.
Tabbed "a rock star" by UFC President Dana White, Rousey, who trains under Edmond Tarverdyan at the Glendale Fighting Club along with at Team Hayastan in Hollywood, has made news over and over. She grabbed Internet buzz with controversial statements about Kim Kardashian being a bad role model and Olympian swimmer Michael Phelps being stand-offish with U.S. teammates. She had stories penned about her in Sports Illustrated, Esquire, Maxim and was on the cover of ESPN The Magazine's "The Body Issue." She guest-hosted an episode of TMZ, was a guest on "Conan" and Jim Rome's Showtime talk show and rang the Nasdaq bell in New York City. She's become a sex symbol and a sought-after sound byte, as her fan base has grown — her Twitter followers are right around 155,000 — and media attention and demand is never ending.
"This is what I chose to do and I'm not gonna complain," Rousey said.
At the heart of it all, though, was the fact that Rousey became the baddest woman on the planet as it relates to the world of MMA.
In just her fifth fight, she submitted nemesis Miesha Tate for the Strikeforce women's bantamweight (135 pounds) title on March 3, using her trademark armbar in a performance that earned submission of the year honors from a multitude of Internet sites and MMA television shows. Maybe more impressive was her first defense of the title, coming against former Strikeforce titlist Sarah Kaufman on Aug. 18. Kaufman, who had previously defeated Tate and was seen as a far superior striker to Rousey, succumbed to the armbar in just 54 seconds and it came after Rousey, showing her ever-improving game, threw out three jabs, landed a 1-2 combo and used it to transition into a clinch that led to a takedown and the inevitable end for Kaufman.
Then, in November, with rumors looming that Strikeforce, Rousey's home and a sibling company to the UFC, would cease operations, Rousey signed on as the first women's fighter to the UFC roster. And then, she became the first-ever UFC women's bantamweight champion. Finally, it was announced that Rousey would headline UFC 157 in Anaheim on Feb. 23, taking on Liz Carmouche.
It was a 2012 to be remembered for Rousey. Alas, it seems 2013 is set to be an even better one.
"It's very serendipitous," Rousey said. "Everything came together. I couldn't have written it any better. People's dreams done come true like that."
2) Championship dreams come true for Falcons — The Crescenta Valley High boys' soccer team figured it might be able to win the program's first CIF championship. What lied ahead was a roller-coaster ride to prominence.
The Falcons had a new coach in Grant Clark, who was familiar with the Falcons' personnel after previously coaching the school's junior varsity team. With forward Pavle Atanackovic, midfielder Alex Berger and goalkeeper Nick Ruiz as the core of an ultra-talented squad, the Falcons achieved championship status.
Crescenta Valley finished 23-1-6, 12-0-2 in the Pacific League and won the CIF Southern Section Division IV championship. Crescenta Valley knocked off top-seeded El Rancho, 3-0, in the championship match. For good measure, the Falcons advanced to the title game of the CIF Southern California Regional Championships Division I final, falling to Paramount, 2-1.
Atanackovic finished with a school-record 39 goals and nine assists for an area-leading 87 points and was named the All-Area Boys' Soccer Player of the Year for the second straight season. Berger was named the All-CIF Division Player of the Year and Pacific League's Most Valuable Player after finishing with 10 goals and 29 assists for 49 points.
3) Down to the final lap for star-studded Crescenta Valley — After several seasons of falling short in their quest to win a CIF Southern Section division championship, the members of the Crescenta Valley High boys' swimming team got back on the right track. Under coach Jan Sakonju, the pieces of the puzzle appeared in tact to win a CIF crown for the first time since 2000.
Led by a cast that included Young Tae Seo, Harrison Thai and Louis Wojciechowski, the Falcons were set to take on all challengers. It came down to the final race in the CIF Southern Section Division II Swimming and Diving Championships — the 400-yard freestyle relay — in Riverside for the Falcons to taste victory. Thai, Wojciechowski and Edward Yi teamed with Seo, who swam the final leg, to help the Falcons finish with a meet-record mark of 3 minutes 5.50 seconds and win the elusive crown.
Individually, Seo took the 500-yard freestyle in 4:28.95 seconds and the 100 breaststroke in a mark of 55.91 that was just .10 of a second off his own meet record set in 2011.
4) A rookie like no other on the links — When it was all said and done, John Huh, a 2008 Crescenta Valley High graduate, gained plenty of notoriety and rubbed elbows with many of the top professional golfers before being selected as the PGA Tour Rookie of the Year.
After receiving his card out of qualifying school in 2011, Huh proved he could compete within the ranks of the PGA Tour. After briefly playing on the Korean Tour several years ago, Huh fit in on the PGA Tour. His crowning moment came In February, when he captured the Mayakoba Golf Classic. He bested Robert Allenby in an eight-hole playoff at El Camaleon Golf Club in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. Huh finished with an eight-under-par 65 on the final day to catch Allenby at 13-under 271 before parring all eight holes in the playoff to equal the second-longest playoff in PGA Tour history.
Huh, 22, became the youngest player to qualify for the Tour Championship since Sergio Garcia in 2001 at 21. Huh was the lone rookie to qualify for the Tour Championship. He became only the fifth rookie to qualify for the Tour Championship since the inauguration of the FedExCup in 2007.
For the season, Huh finished 29th in the FedExCup standings and was 28th on the final official money list at $2,692,113. Huh registered four top-10 finishes in 28 appearances, which included a tie for second at the Valero Texas Open.
Huh was one of three golfers to receive a berth into the British Open via a special exemption reserved for the top three and ties inside the top 20 in FedExCup points through the HP Byron Nelson Classic in May. He recorded a two-round score of 148 and missed the cut by five strokes at the British Open. At the PGA championship, Huh tied for 68th after making the cut.
5) Huge year on track for standout Nitro — Mike Davis, a member of the Glendale High boys' track and field and football teams, encountered a year that he'll likely not soon forget. After committing to Brigham Young University to play football, the junior hit the track and repeated as Pacific League champion in the 100- and 200-meter dashes.
Davis was far from done, as he turned in a mark of 21.40 seconds in the 200 to finish second at the CIF Southern Section Division I final at Mount San Antonio College in Walnut. Davis moved to the CIF Southern Section Masters Meet, where he shattered his seeded time of 21.58 for a fifth-place effort overall.
Davis became the first Glendale male athlete to reach the state meet since 1986. At the CIF State Track and Field Championship preliminaries at Buchanan High in Clovis, Davis finished third in his heat of the 200-meter dash and ninth overall in a time of 21.67 seconds, good for the final qualifying spot to the championships state meet. He finished seventh at state in 21.85.
In football, Davis did more than his share. Glendale went 3-7 and 2-5 in the Pacific League, with wins over Crescenta Valley and Hoover, to take the city championship.
Davis, a wide receiver, played all over the field on offense. He was easily the Nitros' go-to weapon, as he registered 33 catches for 409 yards and three touchdowns. On the ground, Davis rushed for 258 yards and two touchdowns in 39 carries. He also returned five punts for 107 yards and 13 kickoffs for 394 yards to earn all-league first-team honors.
6) Rebels bounce back strong on the gridiron — It could be argued that the 2011 season was the worst in program history for Flintridge Prep football. But it also served as the precursor for a 2012 campaign that saw the Rebels pull off an unforgettable, feel-good turnaround that made history.
After going 1-9 with two defeats via forfeit due to a depleted roster and a winless Prep League campaign, Flintridge Prep, after a summer of recruiting on campus and hard work in the weight room to bolster the roster, ran off a 6-5 season.
But there was more to it than just the final record — though it served as the first winning season for the program since 2007. Behind the 1-2 running back punch of 1,000-yard rushers Stefan Smith and Kurt Kozacik, as well as the linebacking play of Chad Cosse, the Rebels achieved historical success. They beat Chadwick and Pasadena Poly for the first time in years en route to a second-place league finish and their goal of qualifying for the playoffs for the first time since 2008. There, Prep defeated Ribet Academy in the first round in an overtime thriller for the program's first postseason win since 2003. Indeed, a year after historical tribulation, the Rebels surged to historical triumph.
"They've done something that no team at Flintridge Prep has done in 10 years," third-year Rebels Coach Antonio Harrison said. "I told them when they come back in 10 years and Flintridge Prep tradition is strong where it used to be, it will be because of this team this year."
7) Nitros dominate Pacific before making history — Expectations were raised after the Glendale High boys' water polo team won the Pacific League championship in 2011. That proved to more apparent in 2012 with Nitros Coach Forest Holbrook believing Glendale could make a deep postseason run.
With a band of standout players, including Arman Momdzhyan and David Papazian, Glendale went undefeated in league for a second straight season. Its endurance was put to the test throughout the CIF Southern Section Division V playoffs as the top seed.
Glendale (22-6) advanced to the program's first CIF championship match and the first CIF championship final for any Glendale sports program since 1989. The Nitros suffered a 12-10 loss to third-seeded Pasadena Poly in Irvine.
Momdzhyan, a junior, tallied 136 goals and was named the league's most valuable player.
8) Falcons enjoy playoff journey to state — The Crescenta Valley High boys' basketball team figured to have an imposing team with the return of starters Cole Currie, Dylan Kilgour, Christian Misi, Rudy Avila and Davis Dragovich. The Falcons showed stretches of dominance throughout the regular season, finishing second in the Pacific League.
Under the guidance of coach Shawn Zargarian, the Falcons entered the CIF Southern Section Division I-A playoffs brimming with confidence and soared to the semifinals for the first time since 1994.
For good measure, the Falcons (26-6) made an appearance in the state playoffs for the first time since 1994, losing to eventual state champion Santa Ana Mater Dei.
9) A major renaissance for the jubilant Wildcats — After several previous attempts to win the program's first CIF Southern Section championship, things came together for the Renaissance Academy boys' basketball team in 2012.
With the nucleus in tact, led by Jessy Cantinol and Vince de Guzman, the top-seeded Wildcats (27-7) roared through the Division VI playoffs after placing third in the Harbor League.
The Wildcats' watershed moment came when they notched a 67-45 win against California Lutheran in the championship game of the playoffs. Its season finished with a 58-57 loss in the Southern California regional final against Village Christian, which went on to win the state championship.
De Guzman was named All-CIF Division VI Player of the Year and coach Sid Cooke was named the division's coach of the year. Cantinol was tabbed the John R. Wooden High School Player of the Year in Division VI after averaging 15.9 points, 8.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game en route to earning All-CIF first-team accolades.
10) Turmoil on and off the field for Andy Reid — Job stability hasn't been an issue for Philadelphia Eagles Coach Andy Reid since the former Glendale Community College football player took over the job in 1999. At least until 2011, when a squad deemed the "Dream Team," struggled mightily. Reid guided the Eagles to an appearance in the Super Bowl in 2004 and was expected to do the same in 2011. However, the Eagles and their high-priced talent failed to qualify for the postseason, putting Reid on the infamous coaching hot seat.
Philadelphia owner Jeffrey Lurie said before the 2012 season began that another mediocre record would not be acceptable and that the Eagles needed to show "substantial improvement" to justify handing Reid a contract extension. Reid has one year left on his contract for nearly $6 million.
During Reid's tenure at Philadelphia, he's registered a franchise-best 140 victories. He's piloted the Eagles to nine playoff appearances, six National Football Conference East Division titles and five NFC championship contests.
Looking to help the Eagles regroup from last season's 8-8 finish, things took a turn for the worse for Reid. His oldest son, Garrett, died during training camp following a lengthy battle with drug addiction.
A coroner ruled that the younger Reid, 29, died from an accidental heroin overdose.
The Eagles close out the season Sunday with a road contest against the rival New York Giants. The Eagles (4-11) will finish in last place in the division after a season that's been mired in controversy, injuries and losses.


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MANCHESTER, England – It was an unexpected victory. In the closing moments of the Premier League's most dramatic season, Manchester City had just enough time for one final, breathtaking twist.
With the club's title hopes fading by the second, its anguished fans in disbelief in the stands, relegation-threatened Queens Park Rangers clung to a one-goal lead after 90 minutes. City then threw all its attacking might forward to produce one of English soccer's greatest comebacks.
Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero scored during injury time in a 3-2 victory that gave City its first league title since 1968. City finished ahead of crosstown rival Manchester United on goal difference.
"It's a crazy finish for a crazy season," City manager Roberto Mancini said. "I've never seen a final like this."
No one had.
After a season in which the title race shifted back and forth between the Manchester clubs, City appeared to have thrown it all away on the final day. It let 10-man QPR rally from a goal down to take the lead in the second half while United completed a 1-0 victory at Sunderland.
But Dzeko headed in a tying goal in the second minute of stoppage time to give City fans hope. Aguero then clinched the title when he slalomed through the QPR defense and blasted the ball into the net. As Mancini raised his hands and ran along the sideline, Aguero — the son-in-law of Diego Maradona — tore his shirt off in jubilation before he was mobbed by teammates.
"He was crying on the floor," City captain Vincent Kompany said. "All the guys were pouring their eyes out. You don't see strong personalities like that showing their emotion so often."
Moments earlier, United completed its victory at Sunderland and was lingering on the field in northeast England, waiting for the final result of the City game and ready to start celebrating title No. 20.
Instead, a party 44 years in the making burst into life back in the blue half of Manchester as fans flooded the City field and exploded blue smoke canisters.
"Miracles do happen in Manchester," Kompany said. "This time it's on this side of the road."
Now United — on the other side of the road — will have to live with the fact that the club once dismissed by manager Alex Ferguson as a "noisy neighbor" is now a serious threat to its supremacy.
"I'd like to say, on behalf of Manchester United, congratulations to our neighbors — a fantastic achievement to win the Premier League," Ferguson said.
United had won 19 titles since City last won the English championship for just the second time in 1968. City has since had to climb back into the Premier League from the depths of the third tier in 1999. But it became a credible title challenger after a takeover by Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Mansour, who has invested more than $1 billion into the club over three years hoping to build a powerhouse.
"It was really important to start winning this championship," Mancini said. "Manchester City can have a big future now."
City rose to the summit after overturning an eight-point lead United held five weeks ago.
"We didn't deserve to lose, we had a lot of chances and we deserved to win the game and championship," Mancini said. "It's fantastic for the club and the supporters after 44 years."
It was the first time the English title was decided in such tense circumstances since 1989. Arsenal and Liverpool had the same number of points and same goal difference, but Arsenal won the title on total goals.
"I never stopped believing," Kompany said. "When Edin scored that goal, it reminded me of so many other moments during the season when we've done this before. There was no reason not to believe."
QPR entered the game having lost six straight on the road and with the worst road record in the league. Yet City struggled to break down an opponent that had been facing relegation but survived in the top tier.
The QPR net was finally breached in the 39th minute when goalkeeper Paddy Kenny flapped at Pablo Zabaleta's shot while on his knees and palmed the ball over himself into the net. A blunder by City then nearly led to them throwing away the title.
Joleon Lescott went to make a simple headed clearance. Instead, he knocked the ball backward and Djibril Cisse seized on the defender's mistake by driving a shot past Joe Hart.
City's task seemed to be made easier when former player Joey Barton lost his cool and threw an elbow at Carlos Tevez as a cross came into the penalty area from Zabaleta. The QPR captain was seething after receiving a red card and kneed Aguero as he left the field. Both sides had to placate the raging player, who was dragged to the sideline.
Despite City enjoying the man advantage, QPR went in front on a rare counterattack. Armand Traore was given space to go down the left flank. Hen then picked out unmarked Jamie Mackie in the penalty area and he sent a downward header past Hart in the 66th.
Half an hour later, though, City emerged as 3-2 winners and champions of England.
"When we were losing 2-1, I thought, 'We'll score one goal and we're still going to lose,'" Zabaleta said. "I don't want to wake up from this. You just look at the players and the fans, everybody deserves this.
"The most important thing for any team is when you believe. If you believe in yourself you win. We believed until the last minute."
In Sunderland, United's players left the field stunned by what had unfolded. Fans stood with hands on heads in bewildered silence.
"It's a cruel way (to lose the title)," Ferguson said. "We've experienced many ups and downs in the 25 years I've been here, most of them have been great. We've won the title three times on the last day; today we nearly did it."
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President Bush's fiscal 2009 USDA budget includes increased funding for food safety and security programs but would not provide the level of funding needed to meet the projections for commodity program spending under the current farm law, critics say.
Total USDA expenditures are estimated at $95 billion in fiscal year 2009 or roughly the same level as in 2008. The administration's proposals would "save" about $600 million in commodity program outlays in 2009 compared to projected costs under the current farm bill, officials said.
"This budget provides the critical resources we need to keep our agriculture community strong," Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer told reporters attending a briefing on the budget. "And it's in keeping with the president's policy of funding the highest priorities while restraining spending."
But critics said the president's budget fails to provide needed funding for key conservation programs such as the Environmental Quality Incentives Program and actually contains cuts to vital environmental, bioenergy and nutrition programs.
"The administration's farm bill proposals represent a reform-minded and fiscally responsible approach to supporting America's farmers and ranchers," a USDA budget document says. "For conservation, the administration's proposals would improve program efficiency and increase conservation funding by $7.8 billion over 10 years."
"Yet the proposed fiscal 2009 budget proposes to cut the EQIP program by $201 million, from $1.25 billion to $1.05 billion," said Ferd Hoefner of the Sustainable Agriculture Coalition. "It also reduces funding for the Conservation Security Program from $501 million to $360 million and eliminates funding for the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program.
"It is difficult to see how slashing farm bill agricultural conservation program spending by $437 million is a down payment on a farm bill proposal to increase spending by $7.8 billion. As with last year's farm bill proposal, we are forced to ask: Will the real White House farm bill proposal please stand up?"
Schafer, making one of his first public appearances since being sworn in as secretary Jan. 28, said the USDA budget advances the president's goals of building a strong agricultural economy and improving the quality of life in rural America.
"The president's agriculture budget supports his commitment to increase the competitiveness of agriculture, ensure the safety of the food supply and provide nutrition and housing assistance to those who need it most," said Schafer. "This budget aims to enhance those programs with a proven track record for achieving results and keep spending under control to reduce the deficit."
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad said the president's cost-cutting efforts fall short of those needed to bring down the federal deficit, however. (The total fiscal 2009 administration budget projects a deficit of $410 billion.)
"Once again, the president has tried to conceal the true fiscal impact of his budget by leaving out large costs," he said. "He provides at most half a year of war funding. He leaves out the cost of the Alternative Minimum Tax fix beyond 2008.
"And he again assumes multi-year cuts in domestic discretionary programs, without detailing where these cuts are to occur beyond the first year. It is telling that President Bush didn't bother to print copies of his final budget. Perhaps he just ran out of red ink."
Conrad said the president's budget does not provide sufficient funding to write a new farm bill, only $2.5 billion in new funding over five years
Other conservation groups also said the USDA budget falls short of meeting the country's environmental stewardship needs.
"The administration has sent another disappointing signal to the agriculture community," said Ralph Grossi, president of American Farmland Trust. "The final farm bill is being negotiated now, and this would have been a great opportunity for the administration to demonstrate leadership and help move this package along."
Schafer defended the administration budget, saying "tough choices" had to be made to keep spending under control to meet the president's goal of eliminating the federal deficit by 2012.
"In fact, this budget proposes to terminate about $1 billion in lower priority programs, earmarks, and other activities that duplicate programs," he said. "In addition, some programs are reduced, and we are proposing some shift in emphasis from grants to loans and from direct loans to loan guarantees. These shifts permit us to continue to address the priorities of USDA but at a lower cost to the U.S. taxpayer."
Among the highlights of the FY 2009 budget:
- The president proposes $264 million for on-going programs to support the multi-agency Food and Agriculture Defense Initiative. The 2009 budget represents an $81 million increase for USDA to "continue improving the safety and security of America's food supply and agriculture," Schafer said.
- The president requests a record funding level of $1.1 billion for the Food Safety and Inspection Service to ensure the demand for inspection is met. "USDA has been working to strengthen the scientific basis of meat, poultry and egg products inspection so the risk of exposure to any food contaminant will be even less than it is now," he said.
- Under current law, CCC expenditures are projected to decline from $20.2 billion in 2005 and 2006 to $10.5 billion in 2009, Schafer noted. He said the decline in net outlays has been due to higher commodity prices owing to the growth in ethanol production, poor weather conditions around the world, rising market demand in Asia, and other factors.
"In 2007, the administration submitted a comprehensive set of fiscally responsible farm bill proposals for strengthening the farm economy," he said. "The administration's proposals would save about $600 million in commodity program outlays in 2009 compared to projected costs under current law."
- The budget includes $4.6 billion to provide conservation financial and technical assistance on a cumulative total of 260 million acres. In dollar terms, the largest of these programs is the Conservation Reserve Program, estimated at just under $2 billion in 2009.
Schafer said funding for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program will be increased to just over $1 billion in FY 2009, which the Sustainable Agriculture Coalition's Hoefner claims actually represents a decrease from $1.25 billion. The secretary said the budget proposes $181 million for the Wetlands Reserve Program.
The FY 2009 budget includes $801 million in discretionary funding for ongoing conservation work, including programs that provide high quality technical assistance to farmers and ranchers.
- The budget provides resources for increased participation and food costs in USDA's three major nutrition assistance programs: Food Stamps, Child Nutrition and WIC, with the nutrition assistance budget totaling $62 billion.
- Food stamp participation is projected to increase 200,000 from an average of 27.8 million in 2008 to about 28 million in 2009. The maximum food stamp allotment would increase by about 5 percent. The budget of $40.2 billion includes resources to fully fund estimated food stamp participation. The budget also provides a $3 billion contingency fund if actual costs exceed the estimated level.
- The budget provides nearly $600 million in increases in Child Nutrition Programs to accommodate program needs for a total budget of $15.3 billion.
- The budget proposes $6.3 billion to support an average of 8.6 million WIC participants per month, up from 8.5 million in 2008.
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- The budget increases funding for high priority bioenergy research aimed at improving the efficiency of converting cellulose to biofuels. Research also supports key initiatives for food and agriculture defense, and emerging diseases in crops and livestock. Finally, the budget includes funding needed to complete the 2007 Census of Agriculture.
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As Congress looks for ways to save money, some lawmakers want to increase the age of Medicare eligibility from 65 to 67. But Oregon Senator Jeff Merkely told a group of seniors Friday that that's a bad idea.
Merkely told the North Portland seniors that savings can be found in Medicare. For example he said, billions of dollars are spent on medicine and the prices aren't negotiated for bulk purchase — as is done by the Veterans Administration. More money is lost in fraudulent claims, he said.
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The Milk River at Glasgow jumped ahead of predictions and rose to 25.6 feet late Tuesday night. Flood stage is 25 feet, so there is minor flooding in low-lying areas. The latest forecast from the National Weather Service office in Glasgow (1:30 a.m. on Wednesday) is that the river will hold near 26 feet from Wednesday through Friday, and be at 27.5 feet early on Sunday.
The situation changed quickly from the middle of the afternoon on Tuesday, when the river was at 23.15 feet and a height of 27 feet was predicted by 6 a.m. on Sunday.
The NWS has issued flood warnings for swollen streams and creeks across central and northeast Montana.
Thunderstorms are likely Friday afternoon in Phillips and Valley counties. The NWS said a few storms may become severe with large hail and damaging winds.
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In south Valley County, the Triple Crossing Dam is going out, according to Pat Gunderson, field manager at the BLM field office in Glasgow. The dam was damaged and repaired in 2011, but it has quite a bit of water behind it now and is failing. A crew has been working on it and thought they had it fixed, but another spot is going.
The Triple Crossing Access Road will be closed as of Wednesday from Beaver Branch Road to Ridge Road until water levels go down. Money has been appropriated and contracts will be let to rebuild the dam this fall or next spring, according to Gunderson.
The Triple Crossing Dam is needed for flood control on the Milk River. Lone Tree Creek and other south county streams flow into Willow Creek, which runs north and enters the Milk just upstream of the Milk River Bridge on Highway 24 South.
Willow Creek was flowing over the Willow Creek Road early on Tuesday but receded later in the day, according to Wayne Waarvik, head of the County Road Department. He said Larb Creek also came up.
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Beaver Creek near Hinsdale is rising and forecast to be at flood stage, 14 feet, by 6 a.m. on Wednesday. Only minor flooding is expected, according to the NWS.
Flood warnings were also issued Tuesday night for the Milk River near People's Creek in Phillips County, where partial flooding of U.S. 2 was reported near Dodson. The NWS advised travelers to take alternate routes or delay travel for 24 hours.
The Milk River at Tampico rose more than a foot and a half between mid-afternoon on Tuesday and 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, when it was at 18.6 feet. Forecasters predict that the river will pass the 23-foot flood stage and reach 24.4 feet by early Sunday morning, with moderate flooding expected.
The river at Nashua had a similar rise between Tuesday afternoon and early Wednesday morning, when it was reported at 15.6 feet. It is expected to top out at 16.8 feet on Sunday, well below the 20-foot flood stage.
Two widespread and sustained rains in central and northeast Montana in less than a week are the source of this high water. Last month was the 10th wettest May on record. The NWS in Glasgow recorded a total of 4.46 inches of rain for the month, which was 2.54 inches more than normal. Another 1.33 inches has fallen in the first days of June.
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I am still down between 30 to 40 lbs from my original weight, so I guess I just need to jump back on before gaining it all back....right???
I didn't really post today to talk about that though, so to the cards we go!! I have been having some fun making Valentine's cards. I do some at home and then I joined a Stampin' Up! stamp club and have been making cards and projects with my wonderful demonstator, Pat!! I love that Pat comes up with the projects and once a month I just have to show up and make them. It's so great because I love all different kinds of cards, but find that sometimes mine are all the same. This gives me a different perspective and I get to have some fun with 8 wonderful ladies all at the same time!!
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Here's the first batch....
These first 3 cards are made with beautiful High Hopes images!! They even have a Valentine's blog challenge going on right now, so I would like to enter these in that challenge.