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Dancing With The Stars 13 Details And Performers For Week 9!
There is a lot planned for two nights of great TV for Dancing With The Stars next week!!! Read all about it below including how they plan to "rank" the Cha Cha Relay and who will be performing!! From ABC Media Net….
"Episode 1309 & 1309A" — The semi-finals have arrived and the competition is nothing short of intense as the four remaining couples charm audiences with three routines. Their first performance is an Argentine Tango, their second dance is either a Paso Doble or Samba — one of which is a style dance they have not yet performed — and their third dance will be the Cha Cha relay, in which all couples will dance to the same song. Their Cha Cha will not be scored, but it will be ranked by the judges: The couple who takes first place in the ranking will receive 10 points, the second-place couple will get 8 points, the third-place couple will get 6 points and the fourth-place couple will take 4 points. Monday night's show also includes a fierce Pro Argentine Tango performance choreographed by world renowned Argentine Tango master dancers and choreographers Sandor and Parissa. Pro dancers Tony Dovolani, Kym Johnson, Kiki Nyemcheck, Sasha Faber and Oksana Dmytrenko will accompany Sandor and Parissa in this piece, live on "Dancing with the Stars," MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 ( 8:00-10:01 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 (9:00-10:01 p.m., ET), during the second night of the semi-finals on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show," the ninth couple will be sent home after an evening of exceptional performances by cast members from Disney's "The Muppets" and musical guests Cobra Starship featuring Sabi.
In the final "Macy's Stars of Dance" performance this season, two yet to be named "DWTS" pros will perform a thrilling Paso Doble to "Bad Romance." All season long, fans have voted on the performance song, style, costumes and pro dancers for the season's Macy's Design-a-Dance.
During Tuesday night's show, the cast of Disney's "The Muppets" take over the ballroom with dazzling appearances throughout the show. Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and a new member of The Muppet family, Walter, hit the stage, joined by the rest of the Muppet gang, including Fozzie Bear, Animal, Gonzo the Great, Pepe the King Prawn, Swedish Chef, Rowlf the Dog, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker, for an unforgettable performance to "Life's a Happy Song." The dance number is choreographed by Michael Rooney. "Life's a Happy Song" is from Disney's film "The Muppets," starring Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo the Great, Animal, Jason Segal, Amy Adams, Chris Cooper, Rashida Jones and Walter James Bobin. "The Muppets," directed by James Bobin, featuring signature celebrity cameos and a handful of original songs, hits theaters November 23rd.
Also on Tuesday's results show, we have a truly kinetic and captivating performance from Cobra Starship featuring Sabi, performing their explosive hit single, "You Make Me Feel," accompanied by pro dancers Kym Johnson, Tristan MacManus, Sharna Burgess and Sonny Pederson. Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen recording group Cobra Starship are currently celebrating the blockbuster success of their hit single, "You Make Me Feel…(Feat. Sabi)," from the group's latest album, "Night Shades." The band's certified platinum single is currently a top five favorite at CHR/Top 40 radio outlets nationwide. The band recently accompanied Justin Bieber on his successful South American Tour and will next hit the stage for a series of radio-sponsored holiday concerts.
The final "AT&T Spotlight Performance" of the season highlights four talented boys, Kyle Scanlan, David Guzman, Jacob Guzman and Matt Gilmore from The Gold School in Brockton, Massachusetts. Their inspiring performance will be accompanied by female pro dancers Chelsie Hightower, Lacey Schwimmer, Sharna Burgess and Peta Murgatroyd. As one of the best dance schools in the country, The Gold School is known for producing amazing dancers. These four particular teen boys are members of the school's Project Moves campaign, which helps raise awareness to the bullying epidemic that continues to plague schools across the country. Growing up as male dancers, the boys have been targets of bullying themselves. However, with their common love of dance, the talented young dancers have learned how to triumph over adversity. Kyle, David, Jacob and Matt are assets to their community, incredible dancers and proof that there is nothing wrong with following your dreams.

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Looking back on the NBA Draft night it was a night of a lot of emotions if you consider yourself a fan of both the Raptors and basketball in this country in general. Those emotions got flowing early in the night. Everyone in basketball has almost conceded that Andrew Wiggins will have his name called first at this time next year after a season at Kansas. That is in stark contrast to Anthony Bennett who some were claiming was falling in the draft got taken number one by the Cleveland Cavs. This is the second time in the past few years the Cavs have shocked Canada. Many were surprised to see Tristan Thompson now Bennett's team-mate goes at number 4. At that point the highest a Canadian has ever been selected before last night.
Unlike Thompson it seems Bennett was as legitimately surprised as everyone else was last night. It all seems so crazy that thirty minutes or so I was complaining that women's golf seemed to have been more important to TSN than basketball as the draft coverage was delayed by it. That fact along with the fact that the draft was relegated to TSN 2 in the first place might be part of the reason why a lot of basketball fans took so much pride in what happened with Bennett. Basketball has always been fighting for the attention it deserves in this country from the media. Times hopeful are changing as the generation that grew up on the Raptors and watching Vince Carter and others are getting old enough to make their own mark in the NBA.
The Raptors entered the night with no pick and despite the Raptors saying they would be fighting hard to get back in this draft did not. What might have made it more frustrating is another Toronto product remained on in the form of Myck Kabongo. He ended up going undrafted and many Raptors fans wanted to see the Raptors go get him in the second round. He now becomes a free agent and it would be a real slap in the face to Raptors fans if we did not see him get an invite to Summer League for the Raptors.
As most of you know I have got to know Myck through doing interviews here in the blog over the years. I fully admit to my bias towards a young man that I think the world of as a basketball player and a person. This fact laid on the table it is pretty clear the Raptors have a need at the position of point guard. When you combine that with what Raptors have been saying about wanting to be Canada's team and that Masai Ujiri has talked about wanting to have younger players in the 12-15 spots in the rotation. It doesn't add up and I fail to see what the Raptors lose by jumping into the late second round to select Kobongo. The price for a pick that late is extremely low. If they now go on and we do not see Kabongo with Raptors in Las Vegas it is a really blow to the creditability of this new group to me.
When you look around the Atlantic Division while the Raptors roster remains for the moment status quo it can't be said Philadelphia or Boston. The Sixers traded Jrue Holiday to New Orleans while Boston has seen Doc Rivers move on the Clippers and now Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce heading to the Division rival Brooklyn Nets. Bottom line the first to entries in the tank fro Wiggins race have been established. The Raptors true direction remains a bit of a mystery at this point.
Speaking of the Celtics that is where the second Canadian drafted in the lottery would end up after being part of his own draft night trade. Kelly Olynck will trade in his Zags colours for some green and white and the traditional uniform of the Boston Celtics.
All this and we did not even get into the comedy that was David Stern last night as he celebrated his last NBA Draft by toying with the live audience in Brooklyn all night long as they booed him majority of the night. In a scene that was strange to anyone who is not a wrestling fan when Stern came out for his final pick to announce at the end of the first round he was cheered. There is a lot of complaining and bitching about Stern on social media but nobody can deny how he has built this league since 1984. He has done a solid job with the NBA and as he prepares to leave in February of 2014 it should be noted how much good he has truly done.
So in conclusion it was one hell of a night for Canada Basketball while it seemed a typical night for the Toronto Raptors. Don't get me wrong the Raptors not getting a first round pick is something I consider a positive despite the fact a few players in this down draft year should have some success. The issues I have about Kabongo and the Raptors is that the risk is taking someone in the second round is far less without guaranteed contracts to worry about.
I am happy for Canada and basketball fans, Sad for a great young man in form of Myck and as always remain more than a little puzzled with the Toronto Raptors. Oh yeah and still not happy with TSN so it was a pretty typical night. Well except for the fact that Anthony Bennett becomes the answer to a question of where were you when the first Canadian to go number one was selected. If you missed it you should get the chance to say I was there to see Andrew Wiggins get drafted who may well be the best Canadian ever when it is all said and done.
NBA Draft: A Big Night For Canada & Typical Night For Raptors
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You might remember that Santa brought Ollie to Bean for this past Christmas. He was so tiny and precious when we first met him.
A couple of weeks ago, right after Easter, he came in the house one evening after being in the back yard most of the day and just wasn't himself. He normally bounds in the door, jumps on everything, swishes his little tail all over and licks everything and everyone in sight. This night he barely crawled in the door. We knew immediately something was wrong. We couldn't get him to eat anything and all he wanted to do was lie down. He was also breathing heavily and had a constant slight whine. He just wasn't feeling well and you could definitely tell it.
Hubz took him to the vet the next morning. He was diagnosed with parvo. This is a virus that usually affects puppies and can attack either their stomachs or their hearts. If it is in their stomach, there is usually an 80% survival rate.
Ollie had to be quarantined at the vet and he was put on continuous IV drips, both fluids and antibiotics. He was pitiful.
The vet told us that some dogs recover in two days, some a week and the longest they had ever seen it take was two weeks. Ollie was their eight days. They also said that parvo was a disease that would give a pet a good day, then a bad day and back and forth.
Ollie didn't have many good days. He couldn't keep the fluids down and he wasn't responding to the meds. Bean and I stopped by a few times to visit him and he hardly acknowledged us for most of those visits. He went in on a Monday, I believe, and when we went on Saturday to visit, he was at his lowest point. The doctor was not very optimistic for his chances. I was heartbroken.
I can't explain to you why this got to me so. I grew up on a farm. Sometimes the viewpoint on animals was that you don't get too close because more than likely, the animal won't be around very long. Now there have always been exceptions to that rule, but that's how you are taught to think of them so you won't allow yourself to get too attached. I don't think that's how I view animals now but it was what was taught to me and I know that I always try to remind myself "be careful, don't get so attached". But like I said, there are always exceptions and as I've gotten older and off the farm, I have attached myself to a few wonderful furry friends that are more family than "farm animal". My long-time best friend, Willy, our black lab, passed away last year and it devastated me. He was with me during the passing of my mom, a divorce, a new marriage, many, many months of crying over not having a baby, all kinds of stuff. He always had time for me and his favorite thing to do was to lie at my feet and just be there for me.
When Ollie came along, I kept thinking he couldn't measure up to Willy. But then when Ollie got sick, it hit me just how much I had become attached to this little guy without realizing it. So it just broke my heart to see him lying there in his cage at the vet with those sad Beagle eyes and knowing we just had to wait to see.
That Saturday the vet pretty much told me if things didn't turn around fast that by Monday, we'd have to make a decision on Ollie's future. I just couldn't imagine our house without this little fella in it. He's only 5 months old. It wasn't fair.
But on Sunday we got a call from the vet saying that Ollie was starting to respond to the meds and starting to act like a Beagle by being curious about his environment for the first time since he'd been there. Monday and Tuesday brought even more good news. He was slowly recovering, keeping his food down and becoming more and more active. I can tell you all that if you had seen him on that Saturday, you would know that the way he was acting on Tuesday was definitely a miracle. There's no other word for it. Divine intervention for sure. Some don't believe that's possible for animals. I grew up around quite a few with that outlook. But I think if God made it, he cares about it. And I know he healed our Ollie after many, many of our prayers and many, many of our friends' prayers on our behalf. For those I will always be grateful.
Ollie got to come home and is now almost back to his old self. He lost a lot of weight and still gets tired out. But his "wagger" is back and he will lick you until you can't take it any more. His whole fanny swishes about when he wags his tail and he has found his Beagle voice again, and doesn't mind using it!
Here's the first picture I tried to take of Ollie once he was home but he didn't want to be still so I could take it.
Thanks to all our wonderful friends for sending their prayers Ollie's way.


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The Easter Torrent
If you were alive in the spring of 1936 and didn't believe in Armageddon, you might have had second thoughts. Over in Europe, Adolph Hitler was threatening to take over the continent and the rest of the hemisphere as well. In the Northeast, monumental floods ravaged New England towns. Nearer to home it had rained cats, dogs, birds, and several domestic animals since New Year's Eve, filling local rain gauges with more than 25 inches, an all time record for the first third of a year.
The year 1936 was one of extremes. Eleven states had all time record highs in the hottest year since 1869. The previous winter was one of the coldest in the nation's history. With the extreme temperatures, massive and deadly storms were bound to occur. The apocalypse began on April 6 when multiple tornados slammed into Gainesville, Georgia. The storm has already reeked devastation on Tupelo, Mississippi, killing 213 people just two days before. When the cyclone was over, 203 people were dead and more than 1600 were hurting. The thirteen-million dollar cost included more than 750 damaged or destroyed homes. The cyclone was the fifth deadliest single-day killer in our country's history, just behind the Tupelo tempest.
Dubliners and Laurens Countians immediately mobilized to send relief. Blanche Metts, W.H. Lovett, and Harry Johnson traveled to Gainesville to survey the damage and lend a much welcomed hand.
Everyone down river on the Oconee, the Ocmulgee, and the Altamaha knew what was about to happen. As the torrential rains made their way into the rivers of North Georgia, people in Dublin prepared for a flood. Dr. Ovid Cheek tied up his pleasure boat, the Wieuca, hoping that she would not wash away.
By Maundy Thursday, April 9, the Oconee River had risen to a dangerous and unprecedented level of 29.97 feet and rising. A bridge on Blackshear's Ferry Road was washed away. Flood waters were already swiftly seeping into the nearly clear waters of Session's Lake near the present day Dublin Country Club. During the night, the situation worsened when 1.49 inches of unwanted rain cascaded down to the saturated earth.
Flood watchers saw the river rise another two feet by Good Friday. Water levels in the Scottsville neighborhood of northeast Dublin kept on rising into yards and streets. Observers reported a "three-block long wide stretch of water backing up in the area."
Some Scottsville residents took the floods in stride. M. M. Harp saw one house where the water was rising under the back porch. An amused Harp reported that its owner was hanging out fishing poles hoping for a mess of fish for a Friday night supper. Some residents were catching carp, who loved the shallow waters, with gigs and pitch forks. Other less patient fishermen were pulling out their shotguns and firing at the floundering massive fish. Disoriented ducks were seeking refuge in the flooded woodlands of the neighborhood.
Just to the north of Scottsville on Parker Dairy Road, the creek waters splashed the bannisters of the bridge across Hunger and Hardship Creek. City officials kept a close watch on the river bridges. The passenger bridge, which was erected in 1920, was said to have been one of the safest anywhere in this part of the state. One young woman recalled decades later that she remembered water touching the bottom of the railroad bridge, which is still in existence today.
My midday on Saturday, the flood waters had risen nearly another two feet to 31.28 feet. The under side of the Georgia Plywood mill on the edge of the river just above the bridge was flooded. The water, still on the rise in Scottsville, began to form islands around higher elevated homes. Out in the county, bridges, roads, and farm terraces were washed away.
Just as the Easter Sunday church goers were praying for the river to crest, it did. Just after noon, the river, at Dublin, crested at an all-time documented record of 33.08 feet. Fifty persons were homeless, but thankfully, there were no injuries or deaths. The bridge over Hunger and Hardship Creek on Parker Dairy Road, finally gave way allowing foolish daredevils the ability to cross the swollen creek where the bridge once stood. Upriver at Blackshear's Ferry, ferryman Rawls Watson's gauge measured the river at 33.4 feet deep, just under the all-time high-water mark of 34 feet set in 1888.
Hundreds and hundreds of spectators left their churches and went to the river to see the rising tide as it submerged the lower end of East Gaines Street. Turkey Creek covered the Glenwood Road at Robinson's Bridges.
The river gauge at the plywood mill was completely washed away in the torrent, but the official gauge remained in place.
To put this all perspective, in the last 117 years, the level of the Oconee River at the bridge has exceeded the 30-foot level only one other time. That was on March 11, 1998 when it peaked at 32.0 feet. And, to put that flood into a greater perspective, the river waters were controlled by dams at Lake Sinclair and Lake Oconee. In the decade and a half before the great flood, the river gauge read 29.8 feet on January 25, 1925; 29.3 feet and 27.6 feet on the 7th of March and the 5th of October in 1929; and more than 23 feet twice in 1919.
At the crest of the flood, national weather service equipment at the river bridge measured a discharge of 96,700 cubic feet of water per second. That's enough water to cover a football field 25 inches high, each second, or 125 feet high, every minute!
Wrightsville and Tennille Railroad president B.H. Lord reported that some of his hands told him that they saw two washtubs floating down the river, one with a clock in it and the other with a big black cat holding on for one of its nine lives. D.R. Thomas related that he saw a log floating down the river with a wildcat one end and a rabbit on the other, neither one knowing whether or not to eat or swim.
Coincidentally, H.H. Dudley, Prof. W.L. Hughes, Prof. Marcus Ingram, Ruth Hunter, and M.H. Dudley had already arranged a performance of the African-American operated Silas Green Show on the Burch lot on the first block of West Madison Street. H.H. Dudley, seeing the opportunity to support the victims of the Gainesville tornado, set aside twenty-five percent of the proceeds to relieve the tornado victims. Although 789 people came to see one of the longest running tent shows in American history, only a mere $30.01 was raised.
By the end of the week, all 125 hands and employees of the plywood mill were back at work and things slowly began to return to normal.
Although the Corps of Engineers and state officials have helped to bring floods along the Oconee River under control, the chances of a great flood coming back one day are good. Remember the great flood of 1994 on the Ocmulgee? That monumental flood could have easily hit us. Will you be ready the next time?


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PARASITES! You forgot to mention the parasitic worms at Alameda that can cause "swimmer's itch" and skin rashes that are difficult to explain to your significant other.
You know the saying.....If it doesn't kill you.......it just makes you....... look bad.
Personally I don't think the time you'll spend in the water will do anything to you unless you swallow one of the mutated fish.
But if you follow this forum at all, you'll note that we have all kinds of reasons why people shouldn't go in the water......we like to keep the crowds down.
There are sharks in the bay. Really. And parasites. And mutated fish. And horrible really bad traffic that is really really dangerous.
Um....Ollie.....the gassy bloated feeling can come from too many post sesh beers imbibed to counteract the infected waters, not from the water itself. Just sayin. There's a balance point or you add to the dangerous traffic thing.......vicious circle


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Julie and Carlee Heiling are volunteers for Operation Minnesota Nice, a group that sends care packages to soldiers who are overlooked when mail from home is being handed out; Julie said, "We used to send little care packages, and my sister's son said how much they meant to him — it bothered us that there were soldiers who weren't getting any packages."
When you think of items to send to soldiers serving overseas, pink shampoo and pink flip-flops aren't usually the first items that come to mind.
But for Julie and Carlee Heiling of Redwood Falls, it was a treat to get some.
The Heilings are volunteers for Operation Minnesota Nice, a group that sends care packages to soldiers who get overlooked when the packages from home are being handed out.
As someone from a military family, Heiling said, "We used to send little care packages. My sister's son said how much they meant to him, and it bothered us that there were soldiers who weren't getting any packages."
Operation Minnesota Nice volunteers don't get to choose which soldier receives their packages. Instead, the soldier's own colleagues nominate servicemen and women who haven't been getting packages from home.
"This touches people who don't have family or friends," said Julie.
Nevertheless, "We asked if we could donate to a female soldier," said Julie.
Soon the Heilings were in touch with a female soldier serving in Afghanistan.
"When she sent us a picture of herself, we could connect a name to a face. She said the package definitely impacted her. She wasn't expecting it, and was overwhelmed some strangers would do that for her.
"It made the war a little more real, and brought it home. There are still soldiers serving over there."
Julie's daughter Carlee, a senior at RVHS, wrote a letter asking what the soldier would like.
"It was fun to send girl-specific items for her, like pink shampoo and pink flip-flops," said Carlee.
Several months later the Heilings got a package back from the soldier. It held a letter, a photo, and an American flag.
"The soldier wrote the flag had flown over the U.S. base in Kandahar in honor of our family," said Julie.
"We thought, "Omigosh! We're getting gifts back! We didn't expect that!" said Julie.
"When we got the flag we were so touched we cried," Carlee said. "We were just hoping to cheer her up a little."
The Redwood Falls version of Operation Minnesota Nice meets on the third Thursday of every month at 6:45 p.m. at the VFW hall.
Sarah Sullivan, has been the Redwood Falls Unit Leader since the local group formed here last year.
Kathy Godfrey of Clements attended her first Operation Minnesota Nice meeting on Thursday.
She learned about the group while attending a Family Readiness Group meeting for military families in Litchfield.
Robin Kokesch arrived at the meeting carrying little stuffed scarecrows to add to each box.
On Thursday, the volunteers packed boxes with an autumn theme.
"I brought pumpkin spice marshmallows!" announced Deb Schmidt of Redwood Falls.
Schmidt joined Operation Minnesota Nice after she saw a Gazette story about the group forming last year.
"My husband was in the Air Force in the 1970s," she said. "He was stationed in Japan, and said when he used to get letters from home, it was just great."
To date Schmidt has supplied boxes for two soldiers who have come home in the past year.
"I'm on my third soldier!" she said, packing boxes on Thursday evening. "What we're doing is something so small compared to what the soldiers are doing.
"They have trouble getting even the simplest things, and they appreciate just a pack of gum or a card so much.
"The soldiers like funny, jokey things," Schmidt said. "Last month, for our Halloween theme, I sent along a pirate hat and eyepatch. I got a letter back telling me it got passed around to everyone on the base."
At Thursday's meeting, the volunteers tossed around ideas to get more involvement from the community, perhaps asking local churches or school groups to sponsor a soldier once a month.
For more information, call Sarah Sullivan at 612-968-4375, or email her at email@example.com


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Look – Stila Gold Glow Trio and Subdued Red Lips
This look is from yesterday, and I wore to go see my parents. The boy, Mellan, and I headed up for lunch and dinner, for a bunch of grilled food. (Mmm, Korean BBQ ribs!!) Oh, and lots and lots of swimming 😉 I really liked how Cult of Cherry added pop to Lightly Ripe, but not TOO much. I think it's a great way to wear some red during the day (or for those still warming up to red!). And can I just say how much I love UD's 24/7 Liners? Yes, love, love, LOVE.
You will need the following…
- Eyes: Stila Gold Glow Trio, Stila Bronze Smudge Pot, Urban Decay Honey 24/7 Liner, MAC Plushlash mascara (black)
- Cheeks: MAC Dainty mineralize blush (soft peachy pink)
- Lips: MAC Lightly Ripe lipstick (deeper pink), Cult of Cherry lipglass (red shimmer)
- Brushes: 266 (firm, angled brush), 249 (flat, firm brush), 239 (fluffy shadow brush), 129 (dense blush brush)
- Substitutes: Dainty = Fleur Power; Lightly Ripe = Syrup; Cult of Cherry = Russian Red
Directions: Define brows using a coordinating powder shadow applied with the 266 brush. Apply Soft Ochre paint pot all over the lid as the base with the 249. On the inner-to-middle lid, apply the lighest shadow of the Stila trio using the 239. Apply the coppery color of the Stila trio to the middle of the lid. Darken the outer lid using the darkest color of the Stila trio and drag into crease using the 239. Sweep the lighest color of the Stila trio underneath the brow bone to highlight. Finish with Urban Decay Honey 24/7 Liner on lower lash line, and Plushlash mascara on lashes. Sweep apples of cheeks with Dainty using the 129. Apply Lightly Ripe lipstick to lips, and then top with Cult of Cherry lipglass for color and shine.


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McGowan emerges as Blue Jays' No. 5 starter
DUNEDIN, Fla. -- For the first time in six years, Dustin McGowan has made a 25-man roster at the end of Spring Training, and this season, it's as the Blue Jays' No. 5 starter.
Toronto named McGowan to its rotation on Wednesday morning. He beat out J.A. Happ, Todd Redmond, Esmil Rogers and Marcus Stroman to earn the start in the Blue Jays' home opener vs. the Yankees on April 4.View Full Game Coverage
DUNEDIN, Fla. -- For the first time in six years, Dustin McGowan has made a 25-man roster at the end of Spring Training, and this season, it's as the Blue Jays' No. 5 starter.
Toronto named McGowan to its rotation on Wednesday morning. He beat out J.A. Happ, Todd Redmond, Esmil Rogers and Marcus Stroman to earn the start in the Blue Jays' home opener vs. the Yankees on April 4.View Full Game Coverage
The decision writes another chapter in McGowan's improbable comeback story after it appeared he was going to be out of baseball following three shoulder surgeries and seemingly endless stints on the disabled list.
"I always had the resolve to push through," said McGowan. "There's no quit in my blood. There were times I thought it may not happen anymore, but it wasn't going to be from a lack of trying. That's why I kept pushing hard -- for moments like this."
McGowan entered Spring Training as a longshot to make the rotation. Happ was the clear favorite, and Redmond, Rogers and Stroman were waiting in the wings should he have faltered. But nobody from that group emerged as a viable candidate, and that opened the door for McGowan with just two weeks remaining in camp.
The Blue Jays understandably have been cautious with McGowan and are still getting him stretched out before the start of the regular season. McGowan threw 62 pitches in a Minor League outing Tuesday, and he is expected to increase that number to 75-80 later this week. That should be enough to put McGowan in the range of 90 pitches for the home opener, but he'll be closely monitored his first couple of starts.
McGowan, who spent last season as a reliever, has long stated his desire to once again become a starter, but the odds were stacked against him. He appeared to be ruled out for that role by manager John Gibbons less than two weeks ago. A lot has changed since then, though.
"I expressed it last year that this is what I wanted to do," said McGowan, who has a career 4.65 ERA in 105 games. "I knew it was a longshot, but you have to give it a shot. If you don't give it a shot, you're not going to be able to do it, anyway. Starting is something I've done my whole life, and I just wanted to get back to it."
The biggest uncertainty surrounding McGowan is whether he'll be able to stay healthy. McGowan suffered a major shoulder injury in 2008. After multiple surgeries, it wasn't until 2011 he was finally able to make it back to the Majors.
McGowan entered camp in 2012 as the favorite to win the final spot of the rotation. That was derailed when he injured his foot and then later re-injured his shoulder and required yet another surgical procedure. He missed the entire season, and when he returned the following year, it was out of the bullpen.
The result is that McGowan has spent only several months in the big leagues since 2008, with just 46 2/3 innings over that time. But the fact remains he's a pitcher who hits mid-90s on the radar gun and has the highest upside of the previous contenders for a starting role.
McGowan fully admits if there's even the slightest bit of discomfort in the coming weeks, the veteran righty will inform his coaching staff.
"I don't want to go through anymore of that stuff, so if there's any kind of discomfort, I'll know what's right and what's not," said McGowan, who hasn't started since Sept. 26, 2011. "I've been through it enough; I can pretty much know what's going on, so I can be honest with them."
The Blue Jays' decision means that Rogers and Redmond are starting the year in the bullpen. Happ is headed for the 15-day disabled list with a sore back -- a surprise, because the left-hander had been insisting the past several weeks that he was perfectly healthy.
Happ started the spring with a supposedly guaranteed job, then proceeded to post a 20.57 ERA in four starts as he had trouble commanding the ball. Even when Happ was in the zone, his pitches weren't fooling a lot of opposing hitters.
There's no timetable for Happ's return, but a stint on the DL will ensure that he can go on a rehab assignment and work out the kinks before being reconsidered for a role.
"Happ's going to go on the DL," Gibbons said early Wednesday morning. "He had that back issue early on -- it hasn't been a big deal, he's getting better, but it's something we think has limited him a little bit and has affected him. He'll go on the DL, get himself right and then we'll look at it in the near future."
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, North of the Border, and follow him on Twitter @gregorMLB.


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Hillary did the traditional, sleazy Kabuki Straddle: On the final passage of the fence bill–the for-show vote–she voted "Yes." But on the cloture motion–the one that really determined the fate of the bill–she voted "No." Will anyone be fooled?
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Eight Democratic senators who supported the bill last night switched their position from the previous day, when they voted to block the fence. They are Sens. Barbara Boxer of California, Thomas Carper of Delaware, Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, Tom Harkin of Iowa, Herb Kohl of Wisconsin, Barack Obama of Illinois and Charles E. Schumer of New York.
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I mention this as the so-called summer whites will now take a back seat to red wines as well as more weighty, "serious" whites. Yet there are many whites that work all year long; unfortunately too many wine "gurus" think of white wines as lightweight, given a few exceptions such as white Burgundy, California Chardonnay and Grand Cru releases from Alsace, of course.
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I mentioned summer time is gone and so are summer whites. It's clear that a first-rate example of Vermentino di Gallura, such as the 2011 from Jankara is so much more than a simple summer quaffer. It's a marvelous white wine that can stand up to many foods, even lobster. So enjoy this year round!
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As the weeks go by it's starting to get pretty hard to find any kind of silver lining under this dome. But this week, as the residents of Chester's Mill face imminent death, there was love blossoming, scores settled and not a single mention of the royal baby.
Whoever is running things outside the dome hosted a visiting day where people cut off from their loved ones were bussed to the edge to see them. Deputy Linda (Natalie Martinez) reconnected with her boyfriend, who capitalized on her isolation by getting them a cover of People magazine (which he showed her on his handy and functional Microsoft Surface™ tablet). They made out through the dome, and surprisingly neither of their tongues got stuck to it. Norrie (Mackenzie Lintz) also got a visitor from her birth father, who her moms had told her was an anonymous sperm donor. I don't really care about this storyline because 1) the guy is obviously a jerk, and 2) it's pointless if he doesn't own a Surface™.
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Next week, the dome meets an unlikely antagonist (weather — specifically rain?), the townspeople deal with their sexual frustration (or just Julia and Barbie), and everyone who shouldn't have any power (murderers! Stalkers! TEENAGERS!) is in complete control.
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Adam Folker (a team-best 16 points to go with seven rebounds), Mike Wilder (10 points, 10 rebounds and three assists, including a huge three-pointer that broke a 63-63 deadlock with 1:10 left and two foul shots with 3.8 seconds remaining to finalize the scoring), Daman Starring (10 points, including both ends of a one-and-one free-throw situation with 27 seconds left that put the hosts up, 68-63) and Derrick Flowers (five points on two-of-three shooting from the field in a starting role) were among the UCI heroes.
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Turner, whose squad improved to 17-13, 10-6 in conference, said Davis' defense was the biggest key to knocking off the conference bully. But he was also stirred by the significance and story arc his four seniors brought to the senior-night triumph.
"I've got to stop myself, because I kind of get choked up," Turner said when asked about his seniors. "Because it's hard. It's hard on them and it's hard on us coaches. The thing I'm most excited about is these guys embody the character qualities we want here at Irvine. We're committed, we have integrity, we appreciate the opportunity to play college basketball and all the things that go into making that a reality for us.
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Caffey, who led all scorers with 23, including 16 in the second half, netted three-pointers with 22 and four seconds left to keep things interesting.
"They took it to us and destroyed us in the paint in the second half," Turner said of Long Beach, which shot 62.5% in the final 20 minutes, during which it had 26 points from inside the lane.
"We were just trying to be aggressive tonight," Davis said. "The whole team just wanted to give the seniors a win in their last game in the Bren, so, everybody played their hardest and I was just doing my part on defense."
Folker said it was truly a win to remember.
"That feels fantastic," Folker said. "We've got a saying 'Defend the Bren,' and that's what we did."
Big West Conference
UC Irvine 72, Long Beach State 69
LBSU – Freeland 8, Jennings 10, Caffey 23, King 14, Ennis 12, Pappageorge 2.
3-pt. goals – Caffey 5, Ennis 2.
Fouled out – None.
Technicals – None.
UCI – Davis 12, Folker 16, Starring 10, Wilder 10, Flowers, 5, Souza 9, Young 8, McNealy 2.
3-pt. goals – Souza 3, Wilder 2.
Fouled out – Folker.
Technicals – None.
Halftime – UCI, 33-22.


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The Chestnut Hill Center for Enrichment will present another in its series "Evenings of Enrichment" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 3.
Featured speaker will be Dr. Valerie Arkoosh, MD. Her topic is "The Future of Health Care Reform."
Immediate past president of the National Physicians' Alliance and a nationally recognized health care reform expert, Arkoosh has appeared at conferences and rallies across the United States for the past several years. She has also been a featured guest on "The Martha Stewart Show" (Hallmark), "Up with Chris Hayes" (MSNBC), and other televised programs, educating viewers and explaining The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act that was signed into law in 2010.
The National Physicians Alliance where Dr. Arkoosh continues to serve on the executive committee, is a multi-specialty physicians organization founded to promote health and foster the active engagement of physicians with their communities to achieve high quality, affordable health care for all.
The current policy focus for Dr. Arkoosh is on the impact of national health reform efforts on cost, quality and access to care for the uninsured.
Arkoosh is professor of clinical anesthesiology and clinical obstetrics and gynecology, at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Her primary clinical focus is obstetric anesthesiology.
Arkoosh's medical practice has centered on the care of the high-risk obstetric patient during labor and delivery. Arkoosh also has a strong interest in improving maternal and infant health in developing countries, and participated in three medical missions to Kenya with Operation Smile. She earned her medical degree at University of Nebraska Medical College and holds a Master's of Public Health degree, with a concentration in Health Policy, from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Every person in this community is affected by the U.S. health care system. We would be wise to understand it. Dr. Valerie Arkoosh is a recognized expert in the field, who will tell us where health care in America is and where it may be going. Next Wednesday evening, come to listen. Come with questions. After Arkoosh speaks, there will be a time to relax with wine and cheese.
The April 3 Evening of Enrichment is open to all, and will take place at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, 8855 Germantown Ave. Suggested donation for admission is $10, which will benefit Center for Enrichment programs for older adults.
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UFC female arm-breaker Ronda Rousey is a scared little girl who's doing everything she can to "HIDE" from a showdown with her sworn MMA enemy Cris "Cyborg" Santos ... this according to the Cyborg.
Rousey and Cyborg have been smack-talking each other for months ... with Rousey recently calling Cyborg a "fraud" ... and saying her failed drug tests in 2011 "nearly killed women's MMA."
Now, Cyborg is striking back ... telling TMZ, "Fraud? I'm not the one that hides behind a weight class that she knows I can't make."
FYI -- Rousey has made it clear ... the only way she will fight the 145-pound Santos is if Cyborg drops down to the 135 lb weight class -- where Ronda currently reigns supreme.
Cyborg's response? "Meet me at 140 lbs" ... adding, "Then ask her if I'm a fraud after I knock her ass out!"
Cyborg -- who'll get in the ring for the Invicta Fighting Championships on April 5 -- says Rousey's ultimatum is the move of a coward:
"Obviously she knows that she can't compete with me – take the time, maybe [Ronda] will get good enough and gain some confidence."
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This is NOT what I wanted to see on my studio window screen this morning! The window was open, but at first glance I couldn't tell whether this way-too-big-to-be-comfortable-with-it spider was on the inside of my studio, or outside, where it belonged. Closer – albeit careful – inspection revealed it to be clinging to the outside of the window screen, so that was permissible.
Admittedly, spiders are not among my favorite forms of wildlife. I do try to capture and release indoor trespassers before I resort to squashing or vacuuming, though that thought always crosses my mind. Spiders that are outside my buildings are in their own habitat and I respect that, and their right to be there. It's only the ones that come indoors that I have issues with.
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David Registe
2011 GNAC CHAMPION (long jump, 100 meters, 200 meters, 4x100-mR, 4x400-mR)
2011 GNAC Championships Most Outstanding Male Performer
2009 ALL-AMERICAN - Long Jump
2008 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPION - Long Jump
2008 ALL-AMERICAN - Long Jump
2008 GNAC CHAMPION - Long Jump
2007 GNAC CHAMPION - Long Jump
2011: Completed collegiate career as one of the most decorated track & field athletes in program history … made fourth appearance at the NCAA Div. II Outdoor Track & Field Championships … collected third All-America honor with a 4th-place result in the long jump with a leap of 24-11.25 … first UAA track & field athlete to earn All-America honors in three separate seasons … recorded a NCAA provisional time in the 200 meters, with a UAA-record time of 21.44 at the Mt. SAC Relays on April 15 … bested UAA 100-meter record with a time of 10.68 at the Willamette Invite on April 2 … posted the 2nd-best long jump in Div. II at the season opener in Las Vegas with a leap of 25-10.75 … named to the inaugural USTFCCCA Track & Field Div. II All-Region Team … at the GNAC Championships in Monmouth, Ore., on May 13-14, won a meet-record three individual titles – plus both relay titles – to earn Most Outstanding Male Performer honors … swept the 100 meters (10.76) and 200 meters (21.69) after winning the long jump title (24-6 1/4) to set a men's meet record with 30 individual points … also set a GNAC record for career points, ending up with 82 in just three championship meets in which competed … led the Seawolves to wins in both the 4x100 and 4x400 relays in times of 42.20 and 3:17.93 … first athlete – male or female – to win five events (including relays) in a single conference meet … collected GNAC Athlete of the Week honors twice (Apr. 4, Mar. 7) for performances at the Willamette Invite (Apr. 1-2) and at the UNLV Track Classic (March 5).
2010: Redshirted.
2009: As a junior, earned his second All-American honor in the long jump at the NCAA Championships, finishing runner-up with a career-best jump of 25 feet, 11.5 inches – improving upon his own UAA and GNAC record in the event ... helped men to a program-best 14th-place team result … started off the season with an automatic qualifying jump of 24-9.75 at the UNLV Classic – giving him his first GNAC Athlete of the Week honor of the season ... due to an injury, sat out the next few meets before returning in mid-April for the Mt. SAC Relays and the Long Beach Invitational ... at Long Beach, smashed the GNAC record in the long jump with a mark of 24-10.5 for his second GNAC weekly honor ... at one point, his leap of 24-10.5 ranked tied for 16th in the world and 6th among Americans ... also posted UAA's season-best time in the 200 meters at 21.91—accomplished at the Azusa Pacific meet ... raced to UAA's second-fastest time in the 100 (11.00) ... at the conclusion of the season, was honored with the USTFCCCA West Region Male Field Athlete of the Year award and the GNAC Male Track and Field Athlete of the Year ... for winning the 2008 NCAA Championships in the long jump, Registe was awarded the 2009 UAA Athlete of the Year award at the banquet in May.
2008: NCAA Division II National Champion in the long jump ... recorded a winning leap of 24-8.5 at NCAAs, earning All-America honors ... first UAA track & field athlete in program history to win a national title ... second men's athlete in GNAC history to win an NCAA title in outdoor track & field ... helped lead Seawolf men to a 19th-place team finish at the 2008 NCAA Division II Championships ... named GNAC Male Athlete of the Year, encompassing all of the league's sports ... won GNAC title in the long jump for second consecutive season (voted GNAC Male Track & Field Athlete of the Year by league's coaches) ... finished conference runner-up in the 100 meters and 200 meters for second straight league championship meet behind teammate Michael Madrid ... earned a conference title as member of UAA's winning 4x100-meter relay team (first-ever GNAC title by a Seawolf relay squad) ... broke own school record in the long jump with a leap of 24-10 ½ at the UNLV Collegiate Classic ... (second-best all-time in the GNAC) ... held the top long jump mark in Division II for majority of season ... set new UAA records in both the 100 meters (10.69) and 200 meters (21.71) at the Mt. SAC Relays ... finished season second on all-time GNAC performance list in the 100 and 3rd in the 200 ... helped men's 4x100 relay team set a new school record of 41.55 at the Azusa Pacific Invitational ... recorded 11 top-5 results, including three victories ... posted a total of five runner-up performances ... recorded season-best league marks in the 100, 200 and long jump ... earned GNAC Men's Track & Field Athlete of the Week honors after his record-breaking leap at UNLV (3/11) and after winning national title in the long jump (5/28).
2007: Placed 12th in the long jump at the NCAA Division II Championships ... one of four freshmen to compete in the long jump at Nationals ... first UAA men's athlete to qualify for NCAAs in a field event ... won the men's long jump title at the 2007 GNAC Championships ... earned four all-conference accolades (100, 200, long jump, 4x100 relay) ... became first Seawolf track athlete in program history to earn four or more all-conference honors in a season ... tied for men's high-point honors at conference meet, earning 26 team points ... named the 2007 GNAC Men's Track & Field Freshman of the Year ... became second long jumper in GNAC history to surpass the 24-foot mark ... ranked second all-time in the GNAC record book in the long jump ... set UAA school record in the 200 with a time of 22.14 (Triton Invitational) ... registered 3rd-fastest 100 time in program history (11.05) ... recorded 10 top-10 efforts, including seven top-3 finishes ... recorded four victories overall freshman season ... other than GNACs, won long jump title at the Linfield Icebreaker, Washington Outdoor Preview and the Willamette Invitational ... earned GNAC Men's Track & Field Athlete of the Week honors twice.
BEFORE UAA: A two-time Alaska state champion (2005, 2006) in the long jump ... jumped 22-4.25 at state senior season ... placed 3rd at state in the 200-meter dash in 2006 ... helped lead Colony to a 4th-place team effort at the 2005 state championship meet.
PERSONAL: Physical education major.
CAREER BESTS100-Meter Dash: 10.68 (4/2/11 at Willamette Invite)
200-Meter Dash: 21.44 (4/15/11 at Mt. SAC Relays)
Long Jump: 25-11.50 (5/21/09 at NCAA Championships)
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At the risk of driving you away from our pages, here is some other coverage and blogging from World Youth Day that may be worth your time:
— The Florida Catholic, which serves most of Florida's dioceses, has its own set of five bloggers writing from Sydney this week (their biographies are here). Posts so far have included items on experiences with host families in Australia and checking the Great Barrier Reef off the pilgrims' lists of life goals.
— Another diocesan paper with a blogger in Sydney is The Catholic Sun in Phoenix, which points out that staff writer Ambria Hammel is traveling with a group of Phoenix pilgrims. The paper is putting her posts on its regular blog site, blogtcs.com.
— And most readers here probably already know about the National Catholic Register's ongoing blog called Pope2008.com since its focus has been on not just this papal trip but on all papal travel this year, including the April visit to the United States and United Nations.
— Also worth checking are the "youth reporters" using palm-sized digital camcorders in a project sponsored by the Web portal MyCatholicVoice. Here's a fuller explanation from the U.S. bishops' media relations office, and here's a link to MyCatholicVoice's "virtual pilgrimage" to World Youth Day.


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Teambluetravel needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 110 designs submitted by 36 freelance designers.
Miller Law Group PLLC
We are an estate planning law firm that believes we are unique in the type and quality of work we provide to clients. We are in the process of redefining our image and the logo is the first step. See below for guidelines of what we are looking for.
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